What is the author's view on the Japanese school education system?

They are very different from other countries but values education highly.

4. What is a “bento” in the context of Japanese schools?

A lunch box that follows specific school rules.

What is the main idea of Paragraph 4?

Japanese students must clean their classrooms daily.

How do Japanese schools incorporate cleaning and responsibility into daily student life?

Students spend time cleaning their classrooms and school areas every day .

What does Vocational school mean?

An educational institution focused on teaching a skills for a specific job.

What is a common activity during school festivals in Japan?

Students perform songs or dances.

What is the main idea of Paragraph 6?

School festivals are events where students show their talents and teamwork.

What is the main idea of Paragraph 5?

Club activities help students build friendships and learn self-discipline.

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What is the author's view on the Japanese school education system?
They are too strict and should have more free time for students.
They should reduce the number of years for mandatory education.
They are very different from other countries but values education highly.
They do not prepare students well for their future careers.
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4. What is a “bento” in the context of Japanese schools?
A dance performance at the school festival.
A type of exercise students do before classes.
A traditional Japanese uniform.
A lunch box that follows specific school rules.
3
What is the main idea of Paragraph 4?
Japanese students must clean their classrooms daily.
Free time after school.
Japanese schools have cleaning staff that help students.
Japanese students go to school alone or with their friends.
4
How do Japanese schools incorporate cleaning and responsibility into daily student life?
Students spend time cleaning their classrooms and school areas every day .
Parents come to school to clean classrooms.
Students hire cleaners to clean the school.
Cleaning is done only by teachers and school staff.
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What does Mandatory mean?
Compulsory or required by law
Duties or tasks that someone is required to perform.
Performing a play or concert
Very good at a specific activity/skill
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What does Vocational school mean?
An educational institution focused on teaching a language.
A high school teaching a variety of subjects.
An educational institution focused on teaching a skills for a specific job.
A primary school teaching all subjects.
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What is a common activity during school festivals in Japan?
Students perform songs or dances.
Students only play. sports like football and baseball
Students clean the school.
Students only attend classes.
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What is the main idea of Paragraph 6?
School festivals are only for teachers to show their skills.
School festivals are held every month in Japan.
School festivals are events where students show their talents and teamwork.
A few students participate in school festivals.
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What does Optional mean?
A relationship
An education
A responsibility
A choice
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What is the main idea of Paragraph 5?
School club activities are optional and only for students who like sports.
Club activities help students build friendships and learn self-discipline.
Students can change their school club whenever they want during the year.
School clubs are a place for students to relax and do nothing.
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How do most Japanese students go to school?
With a private driver
On a school bus provided by the school
Alone or with classmates
By car with their parents
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What does Performances mean?
Abilities in specific activities / skills.
Presenting a play or concert.
A situation in which someone is trying to win something .
Tests that students must pass to gain entry into a particular school.
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At what age does mandatory education begin in Japan?
Six years old.
Five years old.
Seven years old.
Four years old.
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1.What time do cram schools ("juku") usually start?
Around 2pm.
Around 6pm.
Around 4 pm.
Around 9 a.m.

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