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长风破浪会有时，直挂云帆济沧海。 住在富人区的她 2023年考研考博-考博英语-东北大学历年高频考题黑钻摘选版附带答案 第1卷 一.综合题(共25题) 1.单选题 UK and China has something similar in their compulsory education system. Firstly, both in UK and China, “most children receive free educational finance from public funds, but small portions attend schools wholly independent of public financial support.’’ Secondly, both of the two countries have laws to ensure compulsory education. Thirdly, the two countries have the same curriculums. For example, according to Zhu Yongtao and Wang Lili, foreign languages are taught as an integral part of the curriculum, reflecting the importance of British’s relationship with Europe and China’s relationship with English speaking countries. Fourthly, students in China and UK both spend 6 years finishing primary education. Fifthly, there are some important exams for students in compulsory education systems in China and UK. In UK, there are two main examinations. The General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) is usually taken by 16-year-old children. The General Certificate of Education at Advanced Level (GCEA level), is normally taken at the end of the second year by 19-year-old students. In China, except for an exam for the sixth grade graduates in primary school, there is a high school entrance examination for Junior 3 students. There are lots of differences between China and UK in compulsory education. It can be divided into five parts. Firstly, the aim of education in the UK and China is not quite similar with each other. According to Sui Mingcai, British education aims to “develop individual abilities to the full and to shape those abilities for the benefit of society as a whole”. And in China, “it’s to let everyone accept education, have knowledge and skills to make life.” Secondly, the year of compulsory education is different between t