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Unit 2Versión en línea Education por Annamária Janó 1 when everyone has the same chances Written answer 2 pupils are chosen for entry, usually for academic reasons, though, in the case of some private schools, parents’ ability to pay school fees may be a factor in selection Written answer 3 everyone enters without exams and education is free, paid for by the government Written answer 4 education received at school Written answer 5 when you favour a small, privileged group Written answer 6 existing as a basic part of something Written answer 7 lists of schools or colleges, from the best down to the worst, based on exam results and, sometimes, other criteria Written answer 8 make something continue Written answer 9 a system with two separate levels, one of which is better than the other Written answer 10 sees, considers Written answer 11 richer Written answer 12 receiving a lot of money in grants, gifts from rich people Written answer 13 reducing Written answer 14 poorer Written answer 15 achieve an excellent standard Written answer 16 money given to pay for studies, usually provided on the basis of academic merit Written answer 17 money given to pay for studies, usually provided on the basis of need Written answer 18 education at university or college level Written answer 19 money that students can borrow from a bank while studying and then pay back once they are in work Written answer 20 students doing a first degree [postgraduates = students doing a further degree] Written answer 21 money paid to receive teaching Written answer 22 reading, writing and arithmetic Written answer 23 the ability to read Written answer 24 the ability to count / do basic maths Written answer 25 changes to what is covered in the national syllabus Written answer 26 plan of what is to be studied Written answer 27 education for all ages Written answer 28 adult students older than the average student Written answer 29 education for children who cannot learn in the normal way, because they have some disability Written answer 30 one teacher and one pupil, not a group Written answer 31 threatening behaviour Written answer 32 advice (often official) on how something should be done Written answer 33 takes attention away Written answer

Unit 2Versión en línea

Education

por Annamária Janó

when everyone has the same chances

Written answer

pupils are chosen for entry, usually for academic reasons, though, in the case of some private schools, parents’ ability to pay school fees may be a factor in selection

Written answer

everyone enters without exams and education is free, paid for by the government

Written answer

education received at school

Written answer

when you favour a small, privileged group

Written answer

existing as a basic part of something

Written answer

lists of schools or colleges, from the best down to the worst, based on exam results and, sometimes, other criteria

Written answer

make something continue

Written answer

a system with two separate levels, one of which is better than the other

Written answer

sees, considers

Written answer

richer

Written answer

receiving a lot of money in grants, gifts from rich people

Written answer

reducing

Written answer

poorer

Written answer

achieve an excellent standard

Written answer

money given to pay for studies, usually provided on the basis of academic merit

Written answer

money given to pay for studies, usually provided on the basis of need

Written answer

education at university or college level

Written answer

money that students can borrow from a bank while studying and then pay back once they are in work

Written answer

students doing a first degree [postgraduates = students doing a further degree]

Written answer

money paid to receive teaching

Written answer

reading, writing and arithmetic

Written answer

the ability to read

Written answer

the ability to count / do basic maths

Written answer

changes to what is covered in the national syllabus

Written answer

plan of what is to be studied

Written answer

education for all ages

Written answer

adult students older than the average student

Written answer

education for children who cannot learn in the normal way, because they have some disability

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when everyone has the same chances

pupils are chosen for entry, usually for academic reasons, though, in the case of some private schools, parents’ ability to pay school fees may be a factor in selection

everyone enters without exams and education is free, paid for by the government

education received at school

when you favour a small, privileged group

existing as a basic part of something

lists of schools or colleges, from the best down to the worst, based on exam results and, sometimes, other criteria

make something continue

a system with two separate levels, one of which is better than the other

sees, considers

richer

receiving a lot of money in grants, gifts from rich people

reducing

poorer

achieve an excellent standard

money given to pay for studies, usually provided on the basis of academic merit

money given to pay for studies, usually provided on the basis of need

education at university or college level

money that students can borrow from a bank while studying and then pay back once they are in work

students doing a first degree [postgraduates = students doing a further degree]

money paid to receive teaching

reading, writing and arithmetic

the ability to read

the ability to count / do basic maths

changes to what is covered in the national syllabus

plan of what is to be studied

education for all ages

adult students older than the average student

education for children who cannot learn in the normal way, because they have some disability

one teacher and one pupil, not a group

threatening behaviour

advice (often official) on how something should be done

takes attention away