Предмет: Литература, автор: nikita1862

В своем отечестве Вральман был

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Автор ответа: egoryshka20009

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Ада́м Ада́мыч[1] Вра́льман[2] — один из персонажей комедии «Недоросль» Д. И. Фонвизина, невежественный немецкий кучер, поступивший на службу к русским помещикам Простаковым в качестве гувернёра их сына-недоросля Митрофанушки.[3][4][5][6]

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Secondary schools are usually much larger than primary schools. Over half have between 400 and 800 pupils. The largest schools have 2,000.
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In a primary school the first lesson of the day is usually Bible study, and the second lesson - arithmetic, both written and mental. The other lessons are: reading, writing, English language, English literature, English history, geography, science, Nature study, drawing, painting, singing, woodwork, and drill, consisting of Swedish exercises or organized games. Instead of woodwork, the girls curriculum includes needlework and cooking.
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When boys and girls reach the age of sixteen they may take the General Certificate of Education. There are, indeed, three standards of levels. In order to enter a university, a boy or a girl must pass examinations in five subjects of which English and another language must be two and which must include either mathematics or a science. He or she must pass at least two of these five subjects at the advanced level.