Question

Составьте 7 любых вопросов к тексту. Вопросы на английском языке. ПОЖАЛУЙСТА, ПОМОГИТЕ. At the age of 16, we write an examination called GCSE* (General Certificate of Secondary Education). We usually study from 8 to 12 GCSE subjects during the Years 10 and 11; and then choose subjects we will have the exams in. After Year 11, we have to decide what to do next. There are different opportunities. Some of my friends decided to go to colleges of further education,* which prepare students for work, and I will go to the sixth form.* Most secondary schools have sixth-form departments but there is no such department in my school. That's why I will go to a special sixth-form college.* I like it more because at college the atmosphere is different and pupils are treated as adults. At the 6th form stage, pupils are highly specialized in three or four subjects and take A level exams.* Good A level results in at least 3 subjects are necessary to get a place at a university or Art and Music College to get higher education. But not all pupils will get higher education after the sixth form. if you fail A level exams, you can go to colleges of further education or start looking for a job. But I hope to get a place at a university.

Answer 1

1) Why storyteller wants to go to a special sixth-form college?
2) How many good level results are necessary to get a place at a university?
3) What to do if someone fails A level exam?
4) Does storyteller hope to go to a college of further?
5) At what age do they write an axamination called GCSE?
6) What is the full name of GCSE examination?
7) What can you decide to do after year 11? ;)

Answer 2

At the age of 16, students in the UK typically take an examination called GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education). During Years 10 and 11, students usually study 8 to 12 GCSE subjects and then choose the subjects in which they will take exams. After Year 11, students have various options for further education. Some choose to go to colleges of further education, which prepare students for work. Others, like the speaker, choose to go to the sixth form. Most secondary schools have sixth-form departments, but the speaker's school does not, so they will go to a special sixth-form college. The atmosphere at college is different, and students are treated as adults. At the sixth form stage, students specialize in three or four subjects and take A-level exams. Good A-level results in at least three subjects are necessary to get a place at a university or an Art and Music College for higher education. However, not all students will pursue higher education after the sixth form. If they fail A-level exams, they can go to colleges of further education or start looking for a job. The speaker hopes to get a place at a university.

Questions:

1. What is the examination called that students in the UK typically take at the age of 16? 2. How many GCSE subjects do students usually study during Years 10 and 11? 3. What are the different opportunities for further education after Year 11? 4. What is the sixth form? 5. Why does the speaker prefer to go to a special sixth-form college? 6. What exams do students take at the sixth form stage? 7. What are the requirements to get a place at a university or an Art and Music College for higher education?