Read the text and choose true, false or not stated.

British schoolchildren have only six weeks off at school. T

The text states that British children have six-week holidays.

British schoolchildren have the longest summer holidays. F

The text implies that other countries have longer holidays by stating that British holidays look pathetic compared to those elsewhere.

American summer holidays are the shortest. F

The text mentions that American children go to summer camp for 12 weeks, indicating their holidays are not the shortest. Finnish holidays are 11 weeks, so British holidays are the shortest.

Russian holidays are 12 weeks. NS

The text does not mention the duration of Russian holidays.

In some European countries summer holidays lasts for 9 weeks. T

The text states that Belgian, French, and Norwegian children have nine weeks off.

There is no connection between the ranking of the world's education systems and how long the children spend away from school in the summer. NS

The text asks if there is any correlation, implying that the text does not explicitly state whether there is or is not a connection.