What is the name of the first year of primary school in England?
A) Nursery
B) Reception
C) Year 7
D) Sixth FormWhich sequence correctly describes primary education in England?
A) Years 7–11
B) Years 12–13
C) Reception–Year 6
D) University yearsAt what age do pupils usually start secondary school in England?
A) 5
B) 7
C) 11
D) 16What does GCSE stand for?
A) General Certificate of Secondary Education
B) General Course of School English
C) Government Certificate of Sixth Education
D) Graduate Certificate of Secondary EducationAt what age do students normally take their GCSE examinations?
A) 11
B) 14
C) 16
D) 18What is “sixth form” in the English education system?
A) The first two years of primary school
B) The final two years of secondary education, usually Years 12 and 13
C) A one-year university course
D) Vocational training after universityWhich academic qualification is commonly studied in sixth form?
A) GCSE
B) A-level
C) PhD
D) Bachelor’s degreeWhich statement about state schools in England is correct?
A) They are usually free and mainly funded by the government.
B) They are only for students over 16.
C) They are the same as universities.
D) They do not follow a curriculum.Students who complete sixth form usually finish school at about the age of …
A) 14
B) 16
C) 18
D) 21Which sequence shows the usual educational progression in England?
A) Sixth form → primary school → university → secondary school
B) Primary school → secondary school → sixth form → university
C) Secondary school → primary school → sixth form → university
D) Primary school → sixth form → secondary school → university
Ответы
1 — B
2 — C
3 — C
4 — A
5 — C
6 — B
7 — B
8 — A
9 — C
10 — B
