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Victorian school test2


Froggy Jumps Victorian school test2Version en ligne Jane Eyre par Snoopy Zz 1 1. What, in Britain, is a Public School? a Is it a school paid for by the government? b a fee paying, private school? c a school for anyone? 2 What is a Grammar School? a Is it a school which only teaches grammar? b a school for poor children? c a school for selected, clever children? 3 Who taught children of rich families who didn’t go to school? a Was it their mother? b a governess and tutors? c servants? 4 What law was passed in 1870? Did it say that.. a all children must go to school? b children should go to school if their parents agreed? c all children between the ages of five and thirteen must go to school? 5 Why did the teacher sit at a high desk in a Victorian classroom? a Was it because he could see all of the children? b he was not very tall? c he didn't like standing up? 6 Why did angry parents chase away the builders who came to put up new schools? a they didn't want their children to learn to read and write? b they wanted their children to earn money for the family? c they didn't like new buildings? 7 Based on the text, what does "dull" likely describe about the new schools? a They were very exciting and fun. b They were uninteresting, boring, and gloomy. c They were brightly painted and colorful. 8 What is a synonym for "afford" in the phrase "families who could afford to pay the fees"? a a)Refuse b Manage (to pay) c c)Forget 9 What was a "Dame School" as described in the text? a A large, government-funded school in the city. b A small school in a rural area run by an older woman in her home. c A strict boarding school for wealthy boys. 10 In the Victorian school which picture was reflected? a "Boarding school" by Tomas Webster b "A Dame School" by Tomas Webster c " Grammar school" by Jane Eyre

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Victorian school test2Version en ligne

par Snoopy Zz

1. What, in Britain, is a Public School?

What is a Grammar School?

Who taught children of rich families who didn’t go to school?

What law was passed in 1870? Did it say that..

Why did the teacher sit at a high desk in a Victorian classroom?

Why did angry parents chase away the builders who came to put up new schools?

Based on the text, what does "dull" likely describe about the new schools?

What is a synonym for "afford" in the phrase "families who could afford to pay the fees"?

What was a "Dame School" as described in the text?

In the Victorian school which picture was reflected?