ZNO Leader B2. Unit 3. School (Vocabulary/Use of English/Reading)

Vocabulary: School Subjects & Education System.

Choose the correct word or phrase (A, B, C, or D).

1. Students who are interested in computers usually enjoy studying              [A) history, B) geography, C) ICT, D) PE].

2. If you like drawing and painting, you should take                     [A) art, B) business studies, C) physics, D) civic education] lessons.

3. In                      [A) civic education, B) foreign languages, C) PE , D) music], students learn about governments, laws, and citizens’ rights.

4. A                     [A) state school, B) private school, C) boarding school , D) college] is a place where students live and study away from home.

5. Our school offers                      [A) distance learning, B) primary education, C) evening classes , D) nursery school], so we can study online from home.

6. After finishing                       [A) university, B) kindergarten, C) elementary school , D) high school], most students go to secondary school.

7. A                     [A) university, B) language school, C) nursery school , D) secondary school] is a school for children before they go to primary school.

8. She wants to study at a                      [A) polytechnic, B) boarding school, C) primary school , D) vocational school] because she’s interested in engineering.

9. People who study            [A) biology, B) maths, C) art, D) history] learn about living things and how they work.

10. Students often attend                    [A) e-learning, B) evening classes, C) PE, D) science lessons] if they want to improve their English after work.

11. A                                 [A) private school, B) public school, C) state school, D) university technical college] is paid for by the British government and free to attend.

12. After finishing school, you can continue your education at a                    [A) kindergarten, B) college, C) primary school, D) language school].

Vocabulary: Students and Teachers

Match the word (1–12) with its correct definition.

Vocabulary: Students and Teachers

Choose the word that best completes the sentence.

1. Our new teacher is very           [competent, organised, demanding, punctual], but her lessons are always interesting.

2. Being           [punctual, motivated, competent, distract] shows respect for your teacher and classmates.

3. She’s a very            [systematic, creative, fair, competent] maths teacher who explains everything clearly.

4. John is so talkative that sometimes he            [broadens, distracts, bullies, abuses]other students.

5. A               [understanding, systematic, fair, patient] teacher treats all students equally.

6. Our class is full of                [ambitious, crative, self-conscious, motivating] learners who want to study abroad.

7. The student was punished for being             [competitive, ambitious, strict, agressive] towards his classmates.

8. The            [motivated, demanding, creative, motivating]teacher inspired everyone to study harder.