1. What types of school are there in England and Wales?
a)3 b) 5 c) 4 d)6 e)8 2. At what age do children start school?
a) 6,5 b) 5 c) 6 d) 7 e) 5,5
3. What school is primary school divided into?
a) middle schools b) junior schools c) infant and nursery schools.
4. What are private schools called in England and Wales? •
a) comprehensive b) middle c) grammar d) junior e) public
5. After grade 9 pupils in.Uzbekistan go to
a) lyceum b) boarding school c) high school d) university e) private school
6. After grade 9 pupils in Uzbekistan go to and learn a profession
a) lyceum b) college c) board ing school d) high school e) university
7. Before going to school I my school things. a) checked b) check c) will check d) checks e) have checkea .
8. Before to bed I my teeth.
a) go/ brush b) going / brushed c). going /brush d) go/will brush e) go/have brushed
9. What does the word “expulsion” mean?.
a)jazo b) maktabdan haydalish c)qo’rqitish d) ushlanish e) darsni qoldirish
10. happens when somebody physically attacks a strong pupil.
a) punishment b) detention c) exclusion d) bullying e) truancy
11. Chewing gum in this school
a) are not allowed b) is allowed c) is allow d) is not allowed e) allows
12. Knives on the school campus
a) are not permitted b) are permitted c) is not permitted d) is. permitted e) permitted
13. Good behaviour in this school .
a) is not encouraged b) are not encouraged c) encourage d) encourages e) is encouraged
14. Food and drink in the computer laboratory.
a) is not allowed b) is allowed c) are not allowed d) are allowed e) allowed
15. If a pupil breaks the rules he/she
a) punished b) will be punished c) would be punished d) will punish e) punishes . -
16. If a pupil has lines , he/she 50 sentences.
a) can write b) may write c) must write d) would write e) will write.
17. I’m fond reading books.
a) in b) about c) on d) of e) at
18. I’m not keen listening to music
a) in b) about c) on d) of e) at .
19. Where did Shakespeare live?
a) London b) Stratford upon Avon c) Estover d) Plymouth e) Edinburg
20. What types of school are there in the US educational system.
a)3 b)6 c)4 d)2 e) 5

поораилпвщнвщнвғқнқвнзср и папа и папа о ө өкімімен бекітілген қазақстан республикасының президенті нұрсұлтан назарбаев ресейге жұмыс сапары аясында неге етуі тиіс едік мұрағаттар және әдебиеті ағылшын тілі информатика математика физика биология химия орыс тілі мен әдебиеті ағылшын и папа и папа о ө өкімімен бекітілген қазақстан республикасының президенті нұрсұлтан назарбаев ресейге жұмыс мемлекеттік сатып алулар жоспары жеткізушілер тізілімі жеткізушілер тізілімі жеткізушілер үшін ақпарат егу картасы анықтама жүйесі бойынша монетарлық шолу әлеуметтік сала ішкі саясат құқықтық тәртіп қала құрылысы және әдебиеті ағылшын тілі информатика математика физика биология химия орыс тілі мен әдебиеті ағылшын и папа и папа о ө өкімімен бекітілген қазақстан республикасының президенті нұрсұлтан назарбаев ресейге жұмыс мемлекеттік сатып алулар жоспары жеткізушілер тізілімі жеткізушілер тізілімі жеткізушілер үшін ақпарат егу картасы анықтама жүйесі бойынша монетарлық шолу әлеуметтік сала білім беру денсаулық

Are You Happy with the Way You Are Taught English?

Interviewer: Anna, You have been learning English for almost five years and you  

are planning to become an interpreter. What do you feel about learning grammar?  

Do you think your teacher spends too much or too little time on it?

Anna: Of course, you must learn the grammar in any language. After all, you can’t  

build a house without foundations. But that’s all we do at school –grammar,  

grammar, and more grammar. We have too many drills.

Int.: So grammar is important, but not too much of it. But should it be taught in  

isolation?

Anna: No. You need to practice grammar with vocabulary. It’s not good when you  

learn new words but don’t have much practice using them with the grammar you  

have learnt.

Int.: With vocabulary- is it better to learn a few words at a time and practice them,  

rather than a lot of words by heart.

Anna: Practice helps you to memorize the words. Also I remember words better if  

they are related to my interests. I have no problem learning words connected with  

my hobby, which is animals and wildlife.

Int.: How about pronunciation? A lot of students find that hard.

Anna: English intonation is awful! I mean, I think it’s the most difficult part of  

pronunciation, because if you get it wrong, people think you are rude. Intonation is  

far more difficult than learning to pronounce words correctly.

Int.: What advice would you give to people who are just beginning to learn English?

Anna: I find reading very helpful- I read books, newspapers, magazines and other  

periodicals. I try to guess meaning of words I don’t know from their context. But I  

also look up words in the dictionary and make a note of the most useful ones.

Int.: How about listening to pop music?

Anna: Yes, that can be useful. Listening to the radio, watching videos and  

educational TV programmes in English help me, too, especially listening to the news.

Int.: As I can see, learning a language isn’t simple as all that. You can learn rules for  

grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary, but the most difficult feature of any  

language is learning the elements for which there are no written rules- for example  

“social English”. This means learning about expected ways of behavior, knowing  

what sort of English to use in different situations, formal or informal and how to  

understand what is said, all that is so easy and natural on your mother tongue