Прочитай текст и отметь те утверждения после него, которые соответствуют содержанию (T). English school year has three terms, three months each. The names of the terms
are autumn term, winter term, and spring term. The autumn term starts on the
first Tuesday morning in September. In summer there is the longest break or
holidays up to eight weeks. Life at school is more or less the same everywhere.
There are usually about 30 pupils in a group and in many schools they wear
uniforms. Pupils have classes that are 40-50 minutes long. Between the
lessons there are breaks. Lunch time begins at about one p.m. At 4 o'clock in
the afternoon school is over and pupils go home.
1.
There are four terms in an English school year.
2. The names of school terms, in fact, are the names of seasons.
3.
The autumn term doesn't start on Monday. I
Summer holidays in England are about two months.
5. Spring and winter holidays are longer than summer holidays. I
6. In England pupils have lunch in the afternoon.
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Объяснение:
2. False. The text mentions that the names of the terms are autumn term, winter term, and spring term, but it does not state that these names correspond to the seasons.
3. True. The text states that the autumn term starts on the first Tuesday morning in September, which implies that it does not start on Monday.
4. False. The text mentions that in summer there is the longest break or holidays, and it can be up to eight weeks, which is longer than two months.
5. False. The text does not provide any information about the length of spring or winter holidays compared to summer holidays.
6. False. The text mentions that lunch time begins at about one p.m., implying that pupils have lunch in the afternoon, after their classes.
Therefore, the correct answers are 3 and 6.