Education 1
You go to pre-school when you are three. What is it called?
nursery
What is the big exam at the age of 16 called in Britain?
GCSE
When you read words in your textbook, and write them in your notebook, what do you do?
copy
What's the name of a place you go to study after you leave school?
university
If you go travelling after leaving school, we say you take a year ...
off (a gap year)
Between 5 and 11 you go to school every day. What type of school is it?
Elementary school
What type of school do you start going to when you are eleven?
Middle school
The classes that we don't have to take are called o../e....
optional/elective
The peace of paper you sometimes use to cheat in an exam
Cheat-sheet
What do you call the things you study? - History, Geography, Art, Science etc.
subjects
If the teacher chooses to keep you at school after classes, what is this called ?
(to be in) detention
If you do well, you'll get A+. If you do badly, you'll get D-. What are these examples of?
grades
If you don't get the pass mark of 40% in the exam, what will you do?
F=fail
If the teachers take the register, what do they do ? They check your a....
attendance
The school year has two, three or four parts. What are these parts called?
terms
Your parents send you to a private school. What do they have to pay?
fee
Classes that we must take (mandatory)
Compulsory
What qualification do you get when you leave university?
degree
When someone successfully finishes and leaves university, what do we say they have done?
graduated
If students behave badly in class, what is the offence called ?
misbehaviour
The school you go to and stay, live and study...
boarding school
When you don´t have to pay the monthly fee because of good grades or sports
Scholarship
Involving students who need special help with a particular area of study or subject. Ex Students who don't pass must attend _____ classes
Tutoring
qualifications
When we study in a foreign country with help of our school, we are in an...
exchange program