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5. Who has the primary authority over public education in the United States?

1.What is the typical starting age for children to begin kindergarten in the United States?

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1.What is the typical starting age for children to begin kindergarten in the United States?
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5. Who has the primary authority over public education in the United States?
Federal government
private companies
Local communities
State governments
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６．Which of the following is TRUE about the role of the federal government in U.S. education?
It sets mandatory school holidays for all states.
It provides funding but has limited control over school policies.
It requires the same school system in every state.
It controls all school curriculums nationwide.
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3.Which standardized test is commonly used for college admissions in the U.S.?
SAT
GRE
IELTS
TOEFL
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2. How many years does high school usually last in the U.S.?
3 years
2 years
4 years
5 years
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８．What is affirmative action?
A rule that treats all students equally regardless of their background
A policy that limits student admissions based on SAT scores only
A law requiring schools to admit international students first
A policy that tries to increase opportunities for minorities
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7. Why do educational systems differ among U.S. states?
The federal government bans a national education system.
Each state has the power to set its own education laws and standards.
Private companies design the public school system in each state.
Schools in each state follow only local customs.
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4. How many years of compulsory education are required in most U.S. states?
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10
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