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    1. The document provides a vocabulary exercise about education where students must fill in the correct words from a word bank into sentences describing different aspects of education systems. 2. It discusses topics like compulsory education, types of schools like boarding schools, stages of education from nursery to primary to secondary, subjects like languages, and administrative roles like the headmaster. 3. Upon completion, a key is provided with the correct words to fill in for each sentence.

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    1. The document provides a vocabulary exercise about education where students must fill in the correct words from a word bank into sentences describing different aspects of education systems. 2. It discusses topics like compulsory education, types of schools like boarding schools, stages of education from nursery to primary to secondary, subjects like languages, and administrative roles like the headmaster. 3. Upon completion, a key is provided with the correct words to fill in for each sentence.

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    1. The document provides a vocabulary exercise about education where students must fill in the correct words from a word bank into sentences describing different aspects of education systems. 2. It discusses topics like compulsory education, types of schools like boarding schools, stages of education from nursery to primary to secondary, subjects like languages, and administrative roles like the headmaster. 3. Upon completion, a key is provided with the correct words to fill in for each sentence.

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    Top001 Education

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    1. The document provides a vocabulary exercise about education where students must fill in the correct words from a word bank into sentences describing different aspects of education systems. 2. It discusses topics like compulsory education, types of schools like boarding schools, stages of education from nursery to primary to secondary, subjects like languages, and administrative roles like the headmaster. 3. Upon completion, a key is provided with the correct words to fill in for each sentence.

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    B2 Education TOP001

    Vocabulary: Education. Fill in the correct words from the box. There are more words
    than you will need.

    1. Parents who educate their children at home do not have to follow


    the national ______________________ .
    access
    2. In the UK education is ______________________ from 5 to 16.
    boarding
    3. Some parents send their children to a ______________________
    school, where they only come home at weekends. compulsory

    4. In many schools, teachers and pupils have unlimited ______________ curriculum


    to the Internet. entrance
    5. Some pupils interrupt their studies and go on a ___________________
    elective
    year abroad.
    extracurricular
    6. In America, 11 or 12-year-old pupils enter ____________________ high
    schools. foreign

    7. Many schools offer ______________________ activities, in which gap


    students can take part in interesting subjects after school. grade
    8. In Great Britain ______________________ students prepare for their A-
    graduate
    levels and do not have to wear uniforms anymore.
    headmaster
    9. In some subjects students have to take ______________________
    exams if they want to study at the university. junior
    10. When you ______________________ from school you can do extra nursery
    training or find a job.
    primary
    11. In England private schools are also called independent or
    public
    ______________________ schools.
    12. Pupils spend their first four to six years of education in sixth form

    ______________________ schools. term


    13. The ______________________ is in charge of all administrative vocational
    functions at school.
    14. In many countries, families send their children to a _______________
    school or kindergarten before primary education starts.
    15. Some schools offer at least three ______________________ languages
    to choose from.

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    KEY

    1. Parents who educate their children at home do not have to follow the national
    curriculum.
    2. In the UK education is compulsory from 5 to 16.
    3. Some parents send their children to a boarding school, where they only come home
    at weekends.
    4. In many schools, teachers and pupils have unlimited access to the Internet.
    5. Some pupils interrupt their studies and go on a gap year abroad.
    6. In America, 11 or 12-year-old pupils enter junior high schools.
    7. Many schools offer extracurricular activities, in which students can take part in
    interesting subjects after school.
    8. In Great Britain sixth-form students prepare for their A-levels and do not have to
    wear uniforms anymore.
    9. In some subjects students have to take entrance exams if they want to study at the
    university.
    10. When you graduate from school you can do extra training or find a job.
    11. In England private schools are also called independent or public schools.
    12. Pupils spend their first four to six years of education in primary schools.
    13. The headmaster is in charge of all administrative functions at school.
    14. In many countries, families send their children to a nursery school or kindergarten
    before primary education starts.
    15. Some schools offer at least three foreign languages to choose from.

    www.english-practice.at

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