Get 200. Book 1. Unit 3. "School". Use of English

Read the text below. Choose the correct answer (A, B or C) to produce a logical and grammatically correct text.

A democratic school is a school where students choose            [oneself, ourselves, themselves] what they want to learn, how and with whom. The school may offer them courses, but the students are free             [to take, taking, to be taken] them – or not. In most such schools the students are not divided into classes according to their age, but can mix freely and learn from other students, both younger and older. The role of teachers is to help and guide, not to direct. In some countries students have to take standardized exams to check          [however, whether, if only] their education conforms to a given state educational policy and its curricula. A lot of people are sceptical about having so much freedom in education, but many such schools exist and have proved successful, preparing their graduates both for          [further, taller, more]education as well as success in their professional lives. One of the oldest democratic schools is the Sudbury Valley School in the USA which                     [operated, has been operating, is operating] successfully since 1968.

Read the mini-dialogue. Fill in the missing line with the correct answer.

X: You look sad. What’s wrong?

Y: ___________________

X: Oh, no. You must be really disappointed.

Read the mini-dialogue. Fill in the missing line with the correct answer.

X: So, how was your mock exam in math?

Y: I guess it was OK. ___________________