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Допоможіть будь ласка 100 балів!!!! The British System of EducationRead the text below. Match choices (A-H) to (7-12). There are 2 choices you don’t need to use. Write your answers on the separate answer sheet.The British system of education suggests several types of educational establishments to fit every parent’s requests and possibilities. Here are the main ones.State schools are maintained by local authorities. They are usually free to be attended by all children aged 5-16. Parents are expected to provide their child with necessary office supplies, while all the books and other equipment are covered by the school. Sometimes school uniform and sportswear are also bought by parents. Besides, schools may ask for voluntary contributions to hold after-school activities, but any child can participate no matter if his or her parents agree to donate. 90% of children in the UK go to state schools. About 88% of secondary-school students attend comprehensive schools. These schools teach children of all abilities and provide a wide range of secondary education for pupils aged 11-16. Grammar schools are fully selective and they are academically oriented. Entrance is made based on the results of the ability test, usually at the age of 11. Grammar schools are mostly single-sexed ones and this is their other distinctive feature.Boarding schools in the UK teach a mix of international students and locals. “Day pupils” leave school at the end of a school day and live with their families. However, most pupils live at the school. Boarding schools are usually co-ed ones with separate accommodation and mixed classes. Boarding schools are usually co-ed ones with separate accommodation and mixed classes. Boarding schools could be both private and free-state ones, which only demand a charge of boarding accommodation, although the free-state boarding schools accept UK citizens or pupils from the European Academic Area only. A parochial school is a private educational establishment of primary and secondary levels which is affiliated with a religious organization. Its curriculum usually includes general religious education in addition to common subjects such as maths, language and science. Special schools for students aged eleven or older usually specialize in one of the areas of special educational needs. These include social, emotional and mental health; sensory and physical needs; cognition and learning or communication and interaction. Such schools often further specialize within the main categories to reflect the special needs they help with like Autistic spectrum disorders or any other of a kind. These schools____________________A select pupils according to their knowledge and abilities.B provide education for students who demand a different approach.C are usually run by the church.D are attended by the majority of the UK students offering them non-academically oriented secondary education.E teach children from the UK and EEA only.F are non-fee paying, funded from taxes and usually organized by the local government.G offer both teaching and accommodation.H are based on general religious education. ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Here are the answers to the matching exercise:

(7) A - State schools are fully selective and they are academically oriented. Entrance is made based on the results of the ability test, usually at the age of 11. Grammar schools are mostly single-sexed ones and this is their other distinctive feature.

(8) B - Special schools for students aged eleven or older usually specialize in one of the areas of special educational needs. These include social, emotional and mental health; sensory and physical needs; cognition and learning or communication and interaction. Such schools often further specialize within the main categories to reflect the special needs they help with like Autistic spectrum disorders or any other of a kind.

(9) C - Parochial schools are private educational establishments of primary and secondary levels which are affiliated with a religious organization. Its curriculum usually includes general religious education in addition to common subjects such as maths, language and science.

(10) D - Boarding schools in the UK teach a mix of international students and locals. “Day pupils” leave school at the end of a school day and live with their families. However, most pupils live at the school. Boarding schools are usually co-ed ones with separate accommodation and mixed classes. Boarding schools could be both private and free-state ones, which only demand a charge of boarding accommodation, although the free-state boarding schools accept UK citizens or pupils from the European Academic Area only.

(11) E - Comprehensive schools are fully selective and they are academically oriented. Entrance is made based on the results of the ability test, usually at the age of 11. Grammar schools are mostly single-sexed ones and this is their other distinctive feature.

(12) F - State schools are non-fee paying, funded from taxes and usually organized by the local government.

The two choices that are not used are:

(A) State schools do not select pupils according to their knowledge and abilities.

(H) State schools are not based on general religious education.

Answer 2

There are several types of educational establishments in the British system of education. Here are the main ones:

7. F - State schools: These schools are maintained by local authorities and are usually attended by all children aged 5-16. They are funded from taxes and are usually organized by the local government. Parents are expected to provide their child with necessary office supplies, while the school covers the cost of books and other equipment. School uniforms and sportswear may be bought by parents, and voluntary contributions may be asked for after-school activities.

8. D - Comprehensive schools: About 88% of secondary-school students attend comprehensive schools. These schools teach children of all abilities and provide a wide range of secondary education for pupils aged 11-16.

9. A - Grammar schools: Grammar schools are fully selective and academically oriented. Entrance is based on the results of an ability test, usually at the age of 11. Grammar schools are mostly single-sexed and selective.

10. G - Boarding schools: Boarding schools in the UK teach a mix of international students and locals. Some pupils live at the school, while others leave school at the end of the day and live with their families. Boarding schools can be both private and free-state ones, with separate accommodation and mixed classes.

11. C - Parochial schools: Parochial schools are private educational establishments affiliated with a religious organization. They usually include general religious education in addition to common subjects.

12. B - Special schools: Special schools specialize in one of the areas of special educational needs for students aged eleven or older. They cater to social, emotional, mental health, sensory, physical, cognitive, learning, and communication needs. These schools often further specialize within the main categories to reflect the specific needs they address, such as Autistic spectrum disorders or other similar conditions.

Therefore, the correct matching would be: 7. F 8. D 9. A 10. G 11. C 12. B