Поставьте true, false, not stated. in america, all children from six to sixteen go to school. they spend six years in «elementary» school, and four or six years in «secondary» or «high» school. school education is free. at the end of every school year, the children take a test. if a child does well, he goes into next class («grade» if he doesn’t do well, he has to repeat the grade. some schools have modern teaching equipment. like computers and closed circuit television, but there are small country schools, with just one classroom. at the end of their time at school, most students get a high school diploma. if they want to go on to college, they take college admission tests. in britain all children from five to sixteen go to school. they spend six years in «primary» school, and then go on to «secondary» school. in britain there are «state» schools, which are free, and private schools for which parents pay. many british private schools are «boarding» schools. the children stay at school all the time, and only come home in the holidays. they usually wear uniforms. teaching in both countries is usually quite informal. students often work together in groups and go to the teacher only when they need help. at school pupils spend the most important part of their lives. it is here that their characters and views are formed. the word «school» always reminds us of our childhood and youth, of close and dear people in our life. 1. if they want to continue education in some college, they take college admission 2. in britain, all children from six to sixteen go to 3. school education is 4. in britain there are private schools for which parents 5. teaching in both countries is usually quite 6. pupils study at school for six 7. pupils should wear 8. school forms a good 9. all school have all teaching 10. the word «school» associated with our

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        Getting from my townhouse to the nearest shopping mall usually takes me no more than 20 minutes. I can walk there either along  Pushkin Street, which is the shortest way, or I can also take another way down Chaikovskogo street, that's a bit longer but also a safer way. More often than not I choose to go along Chaikovskogo street because I don't have to cross a lot of roads on my way to the mall.

          So, when I step down the porch of my townhouse I get in Petrovskogo street and I start walking down it to the first intersection between Petrovskogo street and Pavlov street, then I turn right at the corner of Petrovskogo street and get right in Chaikovskogo street. Then I start going down this street. This street is not one that goes down straight ahead, following it I have to turn left near the Central Bank building and cross the road at the crosswalk. After that, I proceed to go straight to the florist's and bakery located close to each other on the same side of the street. I take a left turn behind the bakery, past the metro station and get to the underground pedestrian crossing. I walk down the steps and walk straight through it. I come out of it on the other side of the road right in front of the shopping mall.

Объяснение:

Объяснение:

Complete the definitions.

the earth; destroys the ozone layer; smoke from factories; plants and animals; carbon dioxide

1. Conservation is the protection of natural things, e.g.  plants and animals

2. Acid rain is rain that contains dangerous chemicals. It is caused by smoke from factories.

3.The ozone layer is a layer of gases that stop dangerous radiation from the sun reaching the earth;.

4. Global warming is an increase in world temperature caused by an increase in carbon dioxide.

5. CFC (chlorofluorocarbon) is a chemical which destroys the ozone layer.