Name: ______________________ Date: _______________ Grade: ________
Welcome to School Variant 1
Task 1. Vocabulary.
Curriculum ____
Locker ____
Headmaster ____
Timetable ____
Classmate ____
Compulsory ____
A. A small cupboard with a lock in a school where students can leave their personal things.
B. The subjects that are studied in a school or college.
C. A list of times when events or classes take place.
D. A person who is in the same class as you at school.
E. The person in charge of a school.
F. Something that you must do because of a rule or law (обов'язковий).
Task 2. Fill in the blanks.
strict breaks uniforms secondary foreign fail
Our English teacher is very ____________, but she is always fair.
In many British schools, students have to wear school ____________.
Ukraine's school system includes primary and ____________ education.
I don't want to ____________ my upcoming math exam, so I study hard.
Pupils usually chat, laugh, and relax during the ____________ between lessons.
Learning ____________ languages like German or English helps you travel worldwide.
Task 3. Multiple Choice.
Pupils (can / have to) arrive at school before 8:30 AM. It’s a strict rule.
I (could / may) speak English fluently when I was only ten years old.
Take an umbrella with you. It (might / have to) rain later this afternoon.
(Can / Might) you help me with this difficult math problem, please?
You (may / could) leave the classroom now if you have finished your test.
Task 4. Writing.
What is your favorite school subject and why?
Do you have to wear a uniform at your school? Do you like it?
What extracurricular activities (clubs, sports) are available at your school?
Name: _______________________Date: _______________ Grade: ________
Welcome to School Variant 2
Task 1. Vocabulary.
Term ____
Facilities ____
Canteen ____
Skip classes ____
Subject ____
Strict ____
A. A room or building in a school where students can buy and eat lunch.
B. One of the periods of time that the school year is divided into.
C. An area of knowledge that you study at school (e.g., History, Biology).
D. Buildings, equipment, or services that are provided for a useful purpose (e.g., gym, IT lab).
E. Expecting people to obey rules and doing exactly what you say.
F. To stay away from school or lessons without permission.
Task 2. Fill in the blanks.
private uniform timetable primary compulsory failed
Math and Ukrainian are ____________ subjects; every student must study them.
I looked at the new school ____________ to see what room our Geography class is in.
Children in Ukraine usually start ____________ school at the age of six or seven.
He didn't study at all, so he ____________ his final English test yesterday.
In my school, we don't have to wear a strict ____________, just smart-casual clothes.
A ____________ school is a school that parents pay money for their children to attend.
Task 3. Multiple Choice.
Pupils (can / have to) wear indoor shoes inside the school building. It’s a rule.
(May / Might) I go to the bathroom, please?
When I was seven, I (can't / couldn't) speak English at all, but now I can.
Don't leave your textbook at home. We (might / have to) need it today.
You (can / have to) choose two creative clubs this term if you want.
Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't (could / have to) do any homework.
Task 4. Writing (Письмо)
What school facilities (gym, library, IT lab, etc.) does your school have?
What are the most important rules at your school? (Use have to or can't)
What subject do you think might be the most useful for your future career?