1. Most students in Britain take the GCSE.

• This statement seems to be true as GCSE exams are a common qualification for 16-year-olds in the UK.

2. At the age of 11 years old.

• This is not clearly explained in the passage, so it's a bit unclear in terms of context.

3. What is the first thing you’ll notice when attending school in Britain?

• The school uniform.
  • The passage mentions that the first thing you'll notice is the school uniform.

4. The school uniform.

• This statement is correct, as the passage mentions the school uniform being a distinctive feature of British schools.

5. What do teenagers in Britain prefer?

• Expensive uniforms.
  • The passage talks about teenagers being judged by their clothing and preferences for designer labels.

6. The word “highlight” in paragraph 2 closest in meaning to __________.

• Emphasize.
  • In this context, "highlight" means to emphasize or make something stand out.

7. The word “kind” in paragraph 2, emphasize D.

• This sentence is a bit unclear. It seems to refer to a type of emphasis or categorization, but the meaning in the provided passage isn't fully clear.

8. A school is different from the GCSE.

• This question doesn't seem to have a direct reference in the passage. GCSE refers to an exam, whereas a school is an institution.

9. Most British teenagers do their homework after school.

• True.
  • The passage mentions that British teenagers now spend 2-3 hours on homework after school.

10. Most 16-year-old students are judged by their friends by their clothes or trainers.

• True.
  • The passage mentions that some teens judge others based on their clothes or designer labels.

11. Many British teenagers dislike their uniforms.

• True.
  • The passage suggests that school uniforms have their disadvantages and some teenagers get tired of wearing them.

Name: “Dad, I’ve got the first rank in class in English this semester!”

• Mr. Thank: "C. Well done!"
  • This response is most appropriate as it congratulates the achievement.