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Education in the US and UK: True or FalseOnline version US vs UK education facts (quiz) by Robiyaxon m 1 All US schools follow the same national curriculum. Yes No 2 In the UK, A-levels or equivalent are used for university entrance after compulsory education. Yes No 3 The US does not have a national education system; standards are set by individual states. Yes No 4 The UK has a single, nationwide exam taken by all students at age 11. Yes No 5 In the UK, GCSEs are commonly taken by students around age 16. Yes No 6 Independent or private schools in the UK are called 'independent schools'. Yes No 7 In the UK, education ends at 16 and there are no options after that in state schools. Yes No 8 Public universities in the US are free for all citizens. Yes No 9 The US requires students to take standardized tests every year nationwide. Yes No 10 In the US, students typically graduate high school at age 18. Yes No

Education in the US and UK: True or FalseOnline version

US vs UK education facts (quiz)

by Robiyaxon m

All US schools follow the same national curriculum.

Yes

In the UK, A-levels or equivalent are used for university entrance after compulsory education.

Yes

The US does not have a national education system; standards are set by individual states.

Yes

The UK has a single, nationwide exam taken by all students at age 11.

Yes

In the UK, GCSEs are commonly taken by students around age 16.

Yes

Independent or private schools in the UK are called 'independent schools'.

Yes

In the UK, education ends at 16 and there are no options after that in state schools.

Yes

Public universities in the US are free for all citizens.

Yes

The US requires students to take standardized tests every year nationwide.

Yes

In the US, students typically graduate high school at age 18.

Yes

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Education in the US and UK: True or FalseOnline version

by Robiyaxon m

All US schools follow the same national curriculum.

In the UK, A-levels or equivalent are used for university entrance after compulsory education.

The US does not have a national education system; standards are set by individual states.

The UK has a single, nationwide exam taken by all students at age 11.

In the UK, GCSEs are commonly taken by students around age 16.

Independent or private schools in the UK are called 'independent schools'.

In the UK, education ends at 16 and there are no options after that in state schools.

Public universities in the US are free for all citizens.

The US requires students to take standardized tests every year nationwide.

In the US, students typically graduate high school at age 18.

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