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Does your school offer “labour education”? How do students take part in it?
In the UK, schools offer different hands-on experiences for students. For example, a cooking club teaches simple meals and safe cooking methods. At my school, design technology is a course that starts in Year 7. It allows students to try different materials and methods to make products like vases or pen cases. Also, students can take part in volunteer activities. For example, they learn how to organize a library and help the librarian.
In Russia, labour education is an important part of school life, shaping students into responsible citizens (公民) from a young age. Students help the elderly, care for animals and even organize shows. They can also make money during the summer by working in shops. Schools also offer courses to help students choose their favourite jobs.
In Singapore, schools don’t offer labour education as a formal subject. But students usually use the time after school to do some volunteer activities. For example, they help organize books in the library or clean up the school. They clean every corner of the school and help the younger students and anyone else who needs help. Some volunteer groups also hold some charity sales to raise money to support students in need. Through these activities, they can learn to care for others and show their respect for the community.
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A. They join in singing and dancing activities.
B. They work in libraries to make pocket money.
C. They do volunteer activities and hold charity sales.
D. They make vases by themselves and sell them for money.
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A. Important reading habits.
B. Useful learning skills.
C. Respect for the community.
D. Ways to find well-paid jobs.
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A. From a newspaper ad.
B. From a school magazine.
C. From a book report.
D. From a sports poster.
Does your school offer “labour education”? How do students take part in it?
In the UK, schools offer different hands-on experiences for students. For example, a cooking club teaches simple meals and safe cooking methods. At my school, design technology is a course that starts in Year 7. It allows students to try different materials and methods to make products like vases or pen cases. Also, students can take part in volunteer activities. For example, they learn how to organize a library and help the librarian.
In Russia, labour education is an important part of school life, shaping students into responsible citizens (公民) from a young age. Students help the elderly, care for animals and even organize shows. They can also make money during the summer by working in shops. Schools also offer courses to help students choose their favourite jobs.
In Singapore, schools don’t offer labour education as a formal subject. But students usually use the time after school to do some volunteer activities. For example, they help organize books in the library or clean up the school. They clean every corner of the school and help the younger students and anyone else who needs help. Some volunteer groups also hold some charity sales to raise money to support students in need. Through these activities, they can learn to care for others and show their respect for the community.
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C
) 29. What kind of labour education do students have according to the passage?A. They join in singing and dancing activities.
B. They work in libraries to make pocket money.
C. They do volunteer activities and hold charity sales.
D. They make vases by themselves and sell them for money.
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C
) 30. What do students learn from labour education?A. Important reading habits.
B. Useful learning skills.
C. Respect for the community.
D. Ways to find well-paid jobs.
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B
) 31. Where is this passage probably from?A. From a newspaper ad.
B. From a school magazine.
C. From a book report.
D. From a sports poster.
答案
29. C
30. C
31. B
30. C
31. B
