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1. How do the starting ages of compulsory education compare between Hungary and Britain?

A. Both Hungary and Britain start at age five.

B. Hungary starts at age six while Britain starts at age five.

C. Both Hungary and Britain start at age six.

D. Hungary starts at age six while Britain starts at age seven.

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2. What is a significant difference in secondary education between Hungary and Britain?

A. British schools insist on oral examinations throughout secondary education.

B. Hungarian secondary education includes a variety of paths such as vocational and grammar schools.

C. British schools have a strong focus on mathematics and sciences.

D. Hungarian schools offer a broader range of subjects throughout secondary education.

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3. How does the specialization in education differ between Hungary and Britain?

A. Both countries allow immediate specialization after primary education.

B. Neither of the countries allows specialization until higher education.

C. Hungarian students specialize earlier, choosing a specific track for their studies.

D. British students specialize earlier than Hungarian students.

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4. What primary method of student assessment does Hungary use that differs from Britain?

A. Neither country uses oral examinations extensively.

B. Hungary uses mainly written exams, while Britain relies on oral exams.

C. Both countries exclusively use coursework assessments.

D. Hungary uses mostly oral examinations, especially in secondary and higher education.

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5. What is a notable difference in the grading systems of Hungary and Britain?

A. Both countries use the same grading system.

B. Hungarian schools use letter grades while British schools use a five-point scale.

C. Hungarian schools use a percentage system.

D. Hungarian schools use a five-point scale, whereas British schools employ letter grades or a percentage system.

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6. How does funding for university education differ between Hungary and Britain?

A. Hungary provides free education at all levels, while British university students typically pay tuition fees.

B. University education is free in Britain.

C. Hungary requires students to pay tuition fees.

D. Both countries offer free education at the university level.

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7. What is a key difference in teacher training between Hungary and Britain?

A. Both countries require the same teacher training programs.

B. Hungarian teachers specialize in two subjects and complete a five-year program.

C. Hungarian teachers only need to specialize in one subject.

D. British teachers usually complete a five-year program.

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8. Which aspect of education reform is actively being pursued by both Hungary and Britain?

A. Abolishing entrance exams for university admissions.

B. Addressing educational inequalities and adapting to changing societal needs.

C. Eliminating the national curriculum.

D. Reducing the number of subjects offered in secondary education.

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9. What differentiates the application process for higher education between Hungary and Britain?

A. Neither country requires entrance exams.

B. Hungary requires entrance exams, while British universities consider grades and personal statements.

C. Both countries require only personal statements.

D. Hungary considers grades and personal statements, whereas Britain requires entrance exams.

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10. How does subject emphasis differ in Hungarian and British national curricula?

A. Hungarian schools place a strong focus on mathematics and sciences.

B. Both countries have an identical subject emphasis.

C. British schools focus strongly on mathematics and sciences.

D. Hungary has a broader subject range throughout secondary education.

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