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Special Days at School

Except for such well-known holidays as Christmas, New Year, or Independence Day, there are also days that are special for schools.

First, Knowledge Day is on 1st September. On this day a new school year starts. The headteacher, all the teachers, and students gather in the school hall or outside. The headteacher welcomes everyone and usually makes a speech.

Second, Teachers’ Day is an international holiday. It shows how important teachers are and how hard they work. On this day, many students give flowers to their teachers.

Third, Graduation Day is the day when the school year ends, usually in June. Most students are happy because summer holidays begin. But graduates can feel a bit sad, because it is their last school year and they may never see their classmates and teachers again.

Finally, the School’s Anniversary is the day when the school was founded. Some students call it “My School’s Birthday.” The headteacher often makes a speech. Sometimes there is a presentation about the school’s history or even a big festival.

There are many other school holidays. They may be celebrated in different ways in different countries and schools. But the special spirit of celebration is always the same.

1. When is Knowledge Day celebrated?

Special Days at School

Except for such well-known holidays as Christmas, New Year, or Independence Day, there are also days that are special for schools.

First, Knowledge Day is on 1st September. On this day a new school year starts. The headteacher, all the teachers, and students gather in the school hall or outside. The headteacher welcomes everyone and usually makes a speech.

Second, Teachers’ Day is an international holiday. It shows how important teachers are and how hard they work. On this day, many students give flowers to their teachers.

Third, Graduation Day is the day when the school year ends, usually in June. Most students are happy because summer holidays begin. But graduates can feel a bit sad, because it is their last school year and they may never see their classmates and teachers again.

Finally, the School’s Anniversary is the day when the school was founded. Some students call it “My School’s Birthday.” The headteacher often makes a speech. Sometimes there is a presentation about the school’s history or even a big festival.

There are many other school holidays. They may be celebrated in different ways in different countries and schools. But the special spirit of celebration is always the same.

2. Who welcomes everyone on Knowledge Day?

a) Students

b) Parents

c) Headteacher

d) Graduates

Special Days at School

Except for such well-known holidays as Christmas, New Year, or Independence Day, there are also days that are special for schools.

First, Knowledge Day is on 1st September. On this day a new school year starts. The headteacher, all the teachers, and students gather in the school hall or outside. The headteacher welcomes everyone and usually makes a speech.

Second, Teachers’ Day is an international holiday. It shows how important teachers are and how hard they work. On this day, many students give flowers to their teachers.

Third, Graduation Day is the day when the school year ends, usually in June. Most students are happy because summer holidays begin. But graduates can feel a bit sad, because it is their last school year and they may never see their classmates and teachers again.

Finally, the School’s Anniversary is the day when the school was founded. Some students call it “My School’s Birthday.” The headteacher often makes a speech. Sometimes there is a presentation about the school’s history or even a big festival.

There are many other school holidays. They may be celebrated in different ways in different countries and schools. But the special spirit of celebration is always the same.

3. What do students usually give teachers on Teachers’ Day?

a) Books

b) Flowers

c) Chocolates

d) Cards

Special Days at School

Except for such well-known holidays as Christmas, New Year, or Independence Day, there are also days that are special for schools.

First, Knowledge Day is on 1st September. On this day a new school year starts. The headteacher, all the teachers, and students gather in the school hall or outside. The headteacher welcomes everyone and usually makes a speech.

Second, Teachers’ Day is an international holiday. It shows how important teachers are and how hard they work. On this day, many students give flowers to their teachers.

Third, Graduation Day is the day when the school year ends, usually in June. Most students are happy because summer holidays begin. But graduates can feel a bit sad, because it is their last school year and they may never see their classmates and teachers again.

Finally, the School’s Anniversary is the day when the school was founded. Some students call it “My School’s Birthday.” The headteacher often makes a speech. Sometimes there is a presentation about the school’s history or even a big festival.

There are many other school holidays. They may be celebrated in different ways in different countries and schools. But the special spirit of celebration is always the same.

4. What does Teachers’ Day show?

a) How students celebrate

b) How important teachers are

c) How long school is

d) When holidays start

Special Days at School

Except for such well-known holidays as Christmas, New Year, or Independence Day, there are also days that are special for schools.

First, Knowledge Day is on 1st September. On this day a new school year starts. The headteacher, all the teachers, and students gather in the school hall or outside. The headteacher welcomes everyone and usually makes a speech.

Second, Teachers’ Day is an international holiday. It shows how important teachers are and how hard they work. On this day, many students give flowers to their teachers.

Third, Graduation Day is the day when the school year ends, usually in June. Most students are happy because summer holidays begin. But graduates can feel a bit sad, because it is their last school year and they may never see their classmates and teachers again.

Finally, the School’s Anniversary is the day when the school was founded. Some students call it “My School’s Birthday.” The headteacher often makes a speech. Sometimes there is a presentation about the school’s history or even a big festival.

There are many other school holidays. They may be celebrated in different ways in different countries and schools. But the special spirit of celebration is always the same.

5. When is Graduation Day usually celebrated?

a) September

b) December

c) June

d) January

Special Days at School

Except for such well-known holidays as Christmas, New Year, or Independence Day, there are also days that are special for schools.

First, Knowledge Day is on 1st September. On this day a new school year starts. The headteacher, all the teachers, and students gather in the school hall or outside. The headteacher welcomes everyone and usually makes a speech.

Second, Teachers’ Day is an international holiday. It shows how important teachers are and how hard they work. On this day, many students give flowers to their teachers.

Third, Graduation Day is the day when the school year ends, usually in June. Most students are happy because summer holidays begin. But graduates can feel a bit sad, because it is their last school year and they may never see their classmates and teachers again.

Finally, the School’s Anniversary is the day when the school was founded. Some students call it “My School’s Birthday.” The headteacher often makes a speech. Sometimes there is a presentation about the school’s history or even a big festival.

There are many other school holidays. They may be celebrated in different ways in different countries and schools. But the special spirit of celebration is always the same.

6. Why are most students happy on Graduation Day?

a) Because they finish school forever

b) Because summer holidays start

c) Because they get gifts

d) Because they see their teachers

Special Days at School

Except for such well-known holidays as Christmas, New Year, or Independence Day, there are also days that are special for schools.

First, Knowledge Day is on 1st September. On this day a new school year starts. The headteacher, all the teachers, and students gather in the school hall or outside. The headteacher welcomes everyone and usually makes a speech.

Second, Teachers’ Day is an international holiday. It shows how important teachers are and how hard they work. On this day, many students give flowers to their teachers.

Third, Graduation Day is the day when the school year ends, usually in June. Most students are happy because summer holidays begin. But graduates can feel a bit sad, because it is their last school year and they may never see their classmates and teachers again.

Finally, the School’s Anniversary is the day when the school was founded. Some students call it “My School’s Birthday.” The headteacher often makes a speech. Sometimes there is a presentation about the school’s history or even a big festival.

There are many other school holidays. They may be celebrated in different ways in different countries and schools. But the special spirit of celebration is always the same.

7. How might graduates feel on Graduation Day?

a) Only happy

b) Only sad

c) Angry

d) Happy and a bit sad

Special Days at School

Except for such well-known holidays as Christmas, New Year, or Independence Day, there are also days that are special for schools.

First, Knowledge Day is on 1st September. On this day a new school year starts. The headteacher, all the teachers, and students gather in the school hall or outside. The headteacher welcomes everyone and usually makes a speech.

Second, Teachers’ Day is an international holiday. It shows how important teachers are and how hard they work. On this day, many students give flowers to their teachers.

Third, Graduation Day is the day when the school year ends, usually in June. Most students are happy because summer holidays begin. But graduates can feel a bit sad, because it is their last school year and they may never see their classmates and teachers again.

Finally, the School’s Anniversary is the day when the school was founded. Some students call it “My School’s Birthday.” The headteacher often makes a speech. Sometimes there is a presentation about the school’s history or even a big festival.

There are many other school holidays. They may be celebrated in different ways in different countries and schools. But the special spirit of celebration is always the same.

8. What is the School’s Anniversary?

a) The day the school was founded

b) The day teachers get flowers

c)The day school starts each year

d) The last day of the school year

Special Days at School

Except for such well-known holidays as Christmas, New Year, or Independence Day, there are also days that are special for schools.

First, Knowledge Day is on 1st September. On this day a new school year starts. The headteacher, all the teachers, and students gather in the school hall or outside. The headteacher welcomes everyone and usually makes a speech.

Second, Teachers’ Day is an international holiday. It shows how important teachers are and how hard they work. On this day, many students give flowers to their teachers.

Third, Graduation Day is the day when the school year ends, usually in June. Most students are happy because summer holidays begin. But graduates can feel a bit sad, because it is their last school year and they may never see their classmates and teachers again.

Finally, the School’s Anniversary is the day when the school was founded. Some students call it “My School’s Birthday.” The headteacher often makes a speech. Sometimes there is a presentation about the school’s history or even a big festival.

There are many other school holidays. They may be celebrated in different ways in different countries and schools. But the special spirit of celebration is always the same.

9. What do some students call the School’s Anniversary?

a) Teacher’s Birthday

b) My School’s Birthday

c) Knowledge Day

d) Graduation Day

Special Days at School

Except for such well-known holidays as Christmas, New Year, or Independence Day, there are also days that are special for schools.

First, Knowledge Day is on 1st September. On this day a new school year starts. The headteacher, all the teachers, and students gather in the school hall or outside. The headteacher welcomes everyone and usually makes a speech.

Second, Teachers’ Day is an international holiday. It shows how important teachers are and how hard they work. On this day, many students give flowers to their teachers.

Third, Graduation Day is the day when the school year ends, usually in June. Most students are happy because summer holidays begin. But graduates can feel a bit sad, because it is their last school year and they may never see their classmates and teachers again.

Finally, the School’s Anniversary is the day when the school was founded. Some students call it “My School’s Birthday.” The headteacher often makes a speech. Sometimes there is a presentation about the school’s history or even a big festival.

There are many other school holidays. They may be celebrated in different ways in different countries and schools. But the special spirit of celebration is always the same.

10. What might happen on the School’s Anniversary?

a) Students give exams

b) The headteacher makes a speech and there may be a presentation or festival

c) Everyone goes on holiday

d) Teachers go home

Special Days at School

Except for such well-known holidays as Christmas, New Year, or Independence Day, there are also days that are special for schools.

First, Knowledge Day is on 1st September. On this day a new school year starts. The headteacher, all the teachers, and students gather in the school hall or outside. The headteacher welcomes everyone and usually makes a speech.

Second, Teachers’ Day is an international holiday. It shows how important teachers are and how hard they work. On this day, many students give flowers to their teachers.

Third, Graduation Day is the day when the school year ends, usually in June. Most students are happy because summer holidays begin. But graduates can feel a bit sad, because it is their last school year and they may never see their classmates and teachers again.

Finally, the School’s Anniversary is the day when the school was founded. Some students call it “My School’s Birthday.” The headteacher often makes a speech. Sometimes there is a presentation about the school’s history or even a big festival.

There are many other school holidays. They may be celebrated in different ways in different countries and schools. But the special spirit of celebration is always the same.

11. What is common in all school holidays?

a) Everyone gets presents

b) They are all on the same date

c) Students do not come to school

d) The special spirit of celebration