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1. If they want to continue education in some college, they take college admission tests.___ 2. In Britain, all children from six to sixteen go to school 3. School education is free.___ 4. In Britain there are private schools for which parents pay___ 5. Teaching in both countries is usually quite formal.___ 6. Pupils study at school for six years___ 7. Pupils should wear uniforms___ 8. School forms a good behavior___ 9. All school have all teaching equipment___ 10. The word «school» associated with our childhood___ ​

1. The most popular media in my family is the Internet, because it's the most convinient kind of source of information.2 We have a radio, but we use it rare.3. I think every family has television, we watch TV every day.4. We have a colour TV, nowadays everyone can afford it. Colour TV is not a luxury now.5. My mom watches TV every evening. I think she does it more than somebody else.6. I don't know exactly how many channels are in my area, but I think there are a big amount of them7. As for me, I prefer music channels.8. My local TV station broadcasts different channels. For example, they are "the first" channel, "Russia - 2", "Russia culture" and so on.9. Yes, we have satellite TV.10. If you have satellite TV, you can watch channel all over the world.11. It's convinient to video some TV programmes and then watch them. As for me, I prefer to watch programmes online. But my dad often videos football matches.

In Russia, the law of June 1, 1882, banned to work children under 12 years old, and for children 12-15 years limited the work time by 8 hours a day (though not more than 4 hours without a break). It also prohibited night ( from 9 pm to 5 am) and Sunday work, as well as prohibited the use of children's labour in harmful industries. Business owners were required to "allow" children who did not have a certificate of completion of at least a class of public school or similar educational institution to attend school for at least 3 hours a day or 18 hours a week.

В России закон от 1 июня 1882, запретил работать детям в возрасте до 12 лет, а для детей 12-15 лет ограничивал время работы 8 часами в день (притом не более 4 часов без перерыва) и запрещал ночные смены ( с 9 вечера до 5 утра) и воскресную работу, а также запрещал применение детского труда во вредных производствах. Владельцы предприятий обязаны были "разрешать" детям, не имеющим свидетельства об окончании хотя бы одного класса государственной школы или аналогичного учебного заведения, посещать школу не менее 3 часов в день или 18 часов в неделю.