Exam Preparation Vocabulary

What is the equivalent of British 'nursery' in the American education system?

At what age do British children typically begin secondary school?

What is the American equivalent of British '6th form'?

In which country is education after secondary school optional?

Where do American students typically go after finishing high school to pursue higher education?

What does it mean to 'hand in an assignment'?

What does 'enrol in a course' mean?

What is the meaning of 'take notes'?

What does it signify when someone 'attends a class'?

What does it mean to 'get a grade'?

I always feel nervous before ______ exams

I was pleased when I heard that I’d ______ my exam

Mum was angry because I’d ______ my exam

I have to ______ for my exams this weekend

I handed in my ______ yesterday morning

British children attend __________ between the ages of three and five.

Children in the UK start their formal academic education at __________ school.

In the United States, students attend __________ school from ages eleven to fourteen.

After secondary school, education is __________ in the UK.

British teens may begin college (also called 6th form) where they study until they are __________.