16. Compare British and Russian schools. Speak on the following: <ul> <li>age of admission to schools;</li> <li>term of compulsory education;</li> <li>subjects;</li> <li>exams;</li> <li>uniform;</li> <li>admission to colleges and universities.</li> </ul>

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Age of admission to schools: In the UK, children typically start school at 5. In Russia, children usually start school at 6 or 7.
Term of compulsory education: In the UK, compulsory education usually lasts until 16 or 18. In Russia, compulsory education lasts for 9 years.
Subjects: Both British and Russian schools offer a broad range of subjects including mathematics, sciences, languages, and humanities.
Exams: In the UK, students take GCSEs at 16 and A-levels at 18. In Russia, students take the Unified State Exam (EGE) after completing secondary education.
Uniform: Many British schools have school uniforms, while in Russia, uniforms are becoming more common but are not universally required.
Admission to colleges and universities: In the UK, admission is based on A-level results and university entrance exams. In Russia, admission is based on EGE results and entrance exams.