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WHAT SUBJECTS DO ENGLISH CHILDREN LEARN AT SCHOOL?
All English children aged from 5 - 16 are taught the National Curriculum. All children must have a broad and balanced education up to the age of 16. According to the National Curriculum, children must study many subjects: English, Computers, History... .In the English class, they learn speaking, listening, reading and writing. In Computers they learn about Information and communication technology. In History, they study local history, the Romans, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings in Britain, Britain and the wider world in Tudor times, Ancient Greeks and one of past societies.
They study many other things as well, such as Mathematics, Religious Education, Science, Design and technology, Music, Art, Physical education. They have to study a modern foreign language such as French or German. English children enjoy their classes.
34. What are all English children aged from 5 - 16 taught?
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35. What must all children have up to the age of 16?
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36. What do English students learn in the English class?
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37. What modern language do English students have to study at school?
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38. Do English children like their classes?...........................................................
WHAT SUBJECTS DO ENGLISH CHILDREN LEARN AT SCHOOL?
All English children aged from 5 - 16 are taught the National Curriculum. All children must have a broad and balanced education up to the age of 16. According to the National Curriculum, children must study many subjects: English, Computers, History... .In the English class, they learn speaking, listening, reading and writing. In Computers they learn about Information and communication technology. In History, they study local history, the Romans, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings in Britain, Britain and the wider world in Tudor times, Ancient Greeks and one of past societies.
They study many other things as well, such as Mathematics, Religious Education, Science, Design and technology, Music, Art, Physical education. They have to study a modern foreign language such as French or German. English children enjoy their classes.
34. What are all English children aged from 5 - 16 taught?
--> All English children aged from 5 - 16 are taught the National Curriculum.
35. What must all children have up to the age of 16?
--> All children must have a broad and balanced education up to the age of 16.
36. What do English students learn in the English class?
--> In the English class, they learn speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
37. What modern language do English students have to study at school?
--> They have to study French or German at school.
38. Do English children like their classes?
--> Yes. they do.
34 All English children aged from 5 - 16 are taught the National Curriculum
35 All children must have a broad and balanced education up to the age of 16.
36In the English class, they learn speaking, listening, reading and writing
37 They have to study a modernforeign language such as French or German
38 English children enjoy their classes
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Most children in Britain start (1)____________ school at the age of five and spend the next eleven years in (2) ____________. In some parts of the country, pupils have to (3) ____________ an examination or test at the age of eleven to see what kind of (4) ____________ school they should go to. However, in most parts of the country, this examination does not exist and all the local students go to a (5) ____________ school, regardless of class, colour or sex. When students finish school, they can go on to a college or university. There has been a growth in (6) ____________ at such institutions since the 1980s and Britain is now producing more (7) ____________ from its universities and colleges than in the past. Universities and colleges produce their own (8) ____________ describing the courses they offer, which gives British students information about places of study outside their home town.
Courses for adults are usually (9) ____________ in the evenings as most adults work during the day. They offer a very wide range of subjects and (10) ____________ for such courses are usually relatively low.
1. A. kindergarten B. high C. primary D. private
2. A. learning B. studies C. classrooms D. education
3. A. make B. sit C. pass D. read
4. A. junior B. higher C. comprehensive D. secondary
5. A. senior B. comprehensive C. new D. public
6. A. enlisting B. enrolment C. joining D. writing
7. A. graduates B. degrees C. professors D. tutors
8. A. brochures B. essays C. timetables D. prospectuses
9. A. run B. set C. made D. placed
10. A. prices B. charges C. fees D. bills
Most children in Britain start (1)____________ school at the age of five and spend the next eleven years in (2) ____________. In some parts of the country, pupils have to (3) ____________ an examination or test at the age of eleven to see what kind of (4) ____________ school they should go to. However, in most parts of the country, this examination does not exist and all the local students go to a (5) ____________ school, regardless of class, color, or sex. When students finish school, they can go on to a college or university. There has been a growth in (6) ____________ at such institutions since the 1980s and Britain is now producing more (7) ____________ from its universities and colleges than in the past. Universities and colleges produce their own (8) ____________ describing the courses they offer, which gives British students information about places of study outside their home town.
Courses for adults are usually (9) ____________ in the evenings as most adults work during the day. They offer a very wide range of subjects and (10) ____________ for such courses are usually relatively low.
1. A. kindergarten B. high C. primary D. private
2. A. learning B. studies C. classrooms D. education
3. A. make B. sit C. pass D. read
4. A. junior B. higher C. comprehensive D. secondary
5. A. senior B. comprehensive C. new D. public
6. A. enlisting B. enrolment C. joining D. writing
7. A. graduates B. degrees C. professors D. tutors
8. A. brochures B. essays C. timetables D. prospectuses
9. A. run B. set C. made D. placed
10. A. prices B. charges C. fees D. bills
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Most children in Britain start primary school at the age of five and spend the next eleven years in classrooms. In some parts of the country, pupils have to pass an examination or test at the age of eleven to see what kind of secondary school they should go to. However, in most parts of the country, this examination does not exist and all the local students go to a public school, regardless of class, color, or sex. When students finish school, they can go on to a college or university. There has been a growth in enrolment at such institutions since the 1980s and Britain is now producing more graduates from its universities and colleges than in the past. Universities and colleges produce their own brochures describing the courses they offer, which gives British students information about places of study outside their home town.
Courses for adults are usually run in the evenings as most adults work during the day. They offer a very wide range of subjects and fees for such courses are usually relatively low.
(Hầu hết trẻ em ở Anh bắt đầu đi học tiểu học khi 5 tuổi và dành 11 năm tiếp theo trong các lớp học. Ở một số vùng của đất nước, học sinh phải vượt qua một kỳ kiểm tra hoặc bài kiểm tra ở tuổi 11 để xem các em nên đi học loại trường trung học nào. Tuy nhiên, ở hầu hết các vùng của đất nước, kỳ thi này không tồn tại và tất cả học sinh địa phương đều đến trường công, không phân biệt giai cấp, màu da hay giới tính. Khi học xong học sinh có thể học tiếp lên cao đẳng hoặc đại học. Đã có sự gia tăng trong số lượng tuyển sinh tại các cơ sở như vậy kể từ những năm 1980 và Anh hiện đang đào tạo ra nhiều sinh viên tốt nghiệp từ các trường đại học và cao đẳng hơn so với trước đây. Các trường đại học và cao đẳng sản xuất tài liệu quảng cáo của riêng họ mô tả các khóa học mà họ cung cấp, cung cấp cho sinh viên Anh thông tin về các địa điểm học tập bên ngoài thành phố quê hương của họ.
Các khóa học cho người lớn thường được tổ chức vào buổi tối vì hầu hết người lớn đi làm vào ban ngày. Họ cung cấp rất nhiều môn học và học phí cho các khóa học này thường tương đối thấp.)
Exercise 3. YOUR CULTURE Answer the questions.
(Văn hóa nước em. Trả lời các câu hỏi.)
1. At what age do children usually start school in your country?
2. At what age can you leave school?
3. Can children in your country do online courses?
1: In Việt Nam, children usually start school when they are 6 years old
2: I can leave school at the age of 18
3: Yes, they can
there are four kids .if we compute the total age of three of them at a time ,the sum are 22,20,17,25.what is the different of age between the oldest and the youngest among these four kids
The oldest than the smallest age is:
25 - 17= 8 (years old)
Answer: 8 years old
VOCABULARY Check the meaning of the life events below. At what age are they most likely to happen, do you think? Put them in groups A – E. Compare your answers with your partner’s. Do you agree?
Life events
be born | be brought up (by) | become a grandparent | buy a house or flat | emigrate |
get divorced | get engaged | get married | get your first job | go to university |
have a change of career | inherit (money, a house, etc.) | learn to drive | leave home | leave school |
pass away | retire | settle down | split up | start a business |
start school | fall in love | grow up | move (house) | start a family |
A. Before you are 20______________________________________________
B. From 20 to 40_________________________________________________
C. From 40 to 60_________________________________________________
D. Over 60______________________________________________________
E. At any age____________________________________________________
A. Before you are 20: be born, be brought up (by), grow up, go to university, start a school.
(Trước khi bạn 20 tuổi: được sinh ra, lớn lên (bởi), lớn lên, đi học đại học, bắt đầu đi học.)
B. From 20 to 40: buy a house or a flat, fall in love, get married, get engaged, get your first job, learn to drive, leave school, leave home, start a family, go to university.
(Từ 20 đến 40: mua nhà hoặc căn hộ, yêu, kết hôn, đính hôn, có công việc đầu tiên, học lái xe, nghỉ học, rời khỏi nhà, lập gia đình, vào đại học.)
C. From 40 to 60: get divorced, split up, have a change of career, start a business
(Từ 40 đến 60 tuổi: ly hôn, chia tay, thay đổi nghề nghiệp, lập nghiệp)
D. Over 60: retire, pass away, settle down, become a grandparent.
(Trên 60 tuổi: nghỉ hưu, qua đời, an cư lạc nghiệp, lên chức ông bà.)
E. At any age: move house, inherit (money, a house, etc.), emigrate.
(Ở mọi lứa tuổi: chuyển nhà, thừa kế (tiền, nhà, v.v.), di cư.)
Rewrite the sentences without change their meanings.
1.The meeting lasts for two hours. =>It is.............................................
2.What is the age of your son? =>How................................
3.Where do you live? => What................................
4.What is the depth of the Pacific Ocean?> =>How...............................
5.Would you like me to cook dinner tonight? =>I will......................................................
6.Remember to wake me up at 6.30 tomorrow morning.........................................................
7.How thick is that novel? =>What..................................................
1. It is a two-hour meeting.
2. How old is your son?
3. What's your address?
4. How deep is the Pacific Ocean?
5. I will cook dinner for you tonight. (câu này mình không chắc chắn lắm)
6. Don't forget to wake me up at 6.30 tomorrow morning.
7. What is the thickness of that novel?
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1. Read the article. What job is Harris applying for?
(Đọc bài báo. Harris đang ứng tuyển công việc gì?)
Harris Aslam is an ambitious young man who left school at the age of thirteen to work in his family's grocery business. Now, at the age of eighteen, he owns three shops in Kirkcaldy, Scotland, the town where he was born and brought up. But Harris has bigger ambitions and wants a new challenge. The job he is now applying for is CEO of Nisa Retail, a grocery business whose annual sales are about £1.6 billion! This is a job which usually attracts middle-aged business people, not eighteen-year-olds.
Tạm dịch:
Harris Aslam là một chàng trai trẻ đầy tham vọng, bỏ học năm 13 tuổi để làm việc trong công việc kinh doanh tạp hóa của gia đình. Bây giờ, ở tuổi mười tám, anh sở hữu ba cửa hàng ở Kirkcaldy, Scotland, thị trấn nơi anh sinh ra và đang phát triển mạnh mẽ. Nhưng Harris có tham vọng lớn hơn và muốn thử thách mới. Công việc hiện anh đang ứng tuyển là Giám đốc điều hành của Nisa Retail, một công ty kinh doanh tạp hóa có doanh thu hàng năm khoảng 1,6 tỷ bảng Anh! Đây là công việc thường thu hút những doanh nhân trung niên, không phải thanh niên mười tám tuổi.
He is applying for the job of CEO of Nisa Retail.
(Anh ấy đang ứng tuyển vào vị trí Giám đốc điều hành của Công ty bán lẻ Nisa.)
11. 5 years ago the brother’s age was the same as the age of his sister 4 years later, the sum of his age 2 years later and his sister 8 years later is 97. What is the age of the sister today?
Task 2: Choose the best answers
1.When do children in England start their compulsory education at school
A.at the age of 3
B.at the age of 4
C.at the age of 5
D.at the age of 6
2.How many terms are there in a school year in England?
A. When they are 6 year old
B.There are 2 parallel school systems
C.there are three terms
D.when they finish the secondary school
3.What are the two school systems in England?
A. The state school systems and public school system
B.the independent and the public school system
C.the state school system and the National Curriculum
D.the independent system and the school year
4.What do the children have to do if they go to "independent " or"public"schools?
A.pay fees
B.finish secondary school
C.take the entrance exam
D.study core subject
5.when can students take the GCSE examination
A.when they finish the first examination
B.when they finish 3 core subject
C.when they finish the secondary school
D.A&B
1.When do children in England start their compulsory education at school
A.at the age of 3
B.at the age of 4
C.at the age of 5
D.at the age of 6
2.How many terms are there in a school year in England?
A. When they are 6 year old
B.There are 2 parallel school systems
C.there are three terms
D.when they finish the secondary school
3.What are the two school systems in England?
A. The state school systems and public school system
B.the independent and the public school system
C.the state school system and the National Curriculum
D.the independent system and the school year
4.What do the children have to do if they go to "independent " or"public"schools?
A.pay fees
B.finish secondary school
C.take the entrance exam
D.study core subject
5.when can students take the GCSE examination
A.when they finish the first examination
B.when they finish 3 core subject
C.when they finish the secondary school
D.A&B