TEST "Why go to school?" the 10th Form

Complete the sentences with the words given below.

In Britain parents can send their children to a 1) _______ school between the ages of about three or five, but it is optional. The children spend a few hours at nursery school each day. Between five and eleven, children go to 2)_______. When they are 11 years old, children go to 3)_______ school and take their GCSE exams at the age of 16. They can 4)_______ when they are 16, but if they want to stay in education, they study for a further two years. Many people in Britain are against private schools and they stand for 5) _______ opportunities for secondary school children.

Complete the sentences with the words given below.

In Britain parents can send their children to a 1) _______ school between the ages of about three or five, but it is optional. The children spend a few hours at nursery school each day. Between five and eleven, children go to 2)_______. When they are 11 years old, children go to 3)_______ school and take their GCSE exams at the age of 16. They can 4)_______ when they are 16, but if they want to stay in education, they study for a further two years. Many people in Britain are against private schools and they stand for 5) _______ opportunities for secondary school children.

Complete the sentences with the words given below.

In Britain parents can send their children to a 1) _______ school between the ages of about three or five, but it is optional. The children spend a few hours at nursery school each day. Between five and eleven, children go to 2)_______. When they are 11 years old, children go to 3)_______ school and take their GCSE exams at the age of 16. They can 4)_______ when they are 16, but if they want to stay in education, they study for a further two years. Many people in Britain are against private schools and they stand for 5) _______ opportunities for secondary school children.

Complete the sentences with the words given below.

In Britain parents can send their children to a 1) _______ school between the ages of about three or five, but it is optional. The children spend a few hours at nursery school each day. Between five and eleven, children go to 2)_______. When they are 11 years old, children go to 3)_______ school and take their GCSE exams at the age of 16. They can 4)_______ when they are 16, but if they want to stay in education, they study for a further two years. Many people in Britain are against private schools and they stand for 5) _______ opportunities for secondary school children.

Complete the sentences with the words given below.

In Britain parents can send their children to a 1) _______ school between the ages of about three or five, but it is optional. The children spend a few hours at nursery school each day. Between five and eleven, children go to 2)_______. When they are 11 years old, children go to 3)_______ school and take their GCSE exams at the age of 16. They can 4)_______ when they are 16, but if they want to stay in education, they study for a further two years. Many people in Britain are against private schools and they stand for 5) _______ opportunities for secondary school children.

Which of the following are 1st Type Conditionals?

Tim ... miss the flight if he .... hurry up.

She won't very pleased if ... .

He will be angry if … .

If we .... enough water we won't be thirsty.

If Rita ... her homework, the teacher will give her a low mark.

If you tell her the truth, ... .

If you ... Mr. Fox tonight, tell him I am ill.