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　　English names and Chinese names are quite different in some 　　1　　 ways, but it’s not hard for us to know．

　　Unlike Chinese, most English people have 　　2　　 names．One is their family name, both of the other names are given names．Their family name is 　　3　　 the given name．They use Mr, Mrs or Miss with the 　　4　　 name, but they never use 　　5　　 first name．For example, we can 　　6　　 a man named James Allan Green Mr Green, 　　7　　 we can’t call him Mr James or Mr Allan．People usually use Jim 　　8　　 James．Jim is short for James because it’s 　　9　　 to remember．

　　But Chinese names are the opposite．A girl with the name Han Limei 　　10　　 her family name Han first．Of course, she can be called Ah Mei for short in China if you wish．

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　　Every child in Great Britain must receive 　　1　　 full-time education until the age of sixteen．　　2　　 a child fails to attend school, a government official will visit 　　3　　 home to 　　4　　 why．If there is not a good reason, their parents 　　5　　 be prosecuted．Parents have a certain 　　6　　 of choice about what schools their children go to．The majority of parents send their children to state schools, 　　7　　 tuition and textbooks are free．The alternative to state schools is public schools, where a fee 　　8　　．

　　The school year begins in September and is divided into three terms．There are 　　9　　 main holidays．These holidays take place at Christmas, Easter and in the summer．In addition, there are two half-term holidays．The summer holiday is 　　10　　 of all and usually 　　11　　 from the middle of July to the beginning of September．

　　Education is split into two main stages－primary school and secondary school．Primary schools are for students from the age of five to eleven．Core subjects that 　　12　　 are Maths, English, History, Geography, Science, Art, Music and Physical Education．Secondary schools are for students from the age of eleven to sixteen or eighteen．Some secondary schools continue 　　13　　 the age of eighteen, while others finish at sixteen．The same core subjects are taught 　　14　　 additional subjects such as Economics, Religious Studies, foreign languages (usually French or German), Drama, Technology and Computer Studies．Three important public exams are taken at the ages of eleven, sixteen and eighteen．After the age of sixteen, students can 　　15　　 find a job or continue onto Higher Education．

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