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Read a text about the future of education. Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best option to each of the questions.

Technology is developing, so it has enabled us to do some amazing things. The question is: "What will schools be like in 20 years' time?".

Schools have experienced a transformation over the last 80 years - from chalkboards to interactive smart boards and from notebooks to iPads. The concept of a teacher standing at the front facing rows of desks with students who listen and take notes is gradually becoming a thing of the past. Digital classrooms will enable students to take part in learning activities anytime and anywhere. Some people believe that it is only a matter of time before cyborg guides begin to replace teachers in schools. However, it's more likely that robots will be used to support teachers in their work. For instance, robots can be used to make learning activities more individual. This can help to improve a student’s learning as it will help students learn in the best way.

Besides, virtual reality headsets will play a bigger role in the schools of the future. As we are in the digital era, a world of information is at your fingertips with a click of a button or a simple voice command. We are moving away from the time when students' schoolbags were full of books. This is the generation of tablets and 3D Digi books, which allows students to interact with 3D objects by touch. What's more, with virtual reality headsets, students may participate in historic scenes or explore the Pyramids of Giza without leaving

the classrooms. Everything may be a feature of schools in years to come. However, only time will tell how many of those possibilities will happen in the future.

Read a text about the future of education. Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best option to each of the questions.

Technology is developing, so it has enabled us to do some amazing things. The question is: "What will schools be like in 20 years' time?".

Schools have experienced a transformation over the last 80 years - from chalkboards to interactive smart boards and from notebooks to iPads. The concept of a teacher standing at the front facing rows of desks with students who listen and take notes is gradually becoming a thing of the past. Digital classrooms will enable students to take part in learning activities anytime and anywhere. Some people believe that it is only a matter of time before cyborg guides begin to replace teachers in schools. However, it's more likely that robots will be used to support teachers in their work. For instance, robots can be used to make learning activities more individual. This can help to improve a student’s learning as it will help students learn in the best way.

Besides, virtual reality headsets will play a bigger role in the schools of the future. As we are in the digital era, a world of information is at your fingertips with a click of a button or a simple voice command. We are moving away from the time when students' schoolbags were full of books. This is the generation of tablets and 3D Digi books, which allows students to interact with 3D objects by touch. What's more, with virtual reality headsets, students may participate in historic scenes or explore the Pyramids of Giza without leaving

the classrooms. Everything may be a feature of schools in years to come. However, only time will tell how many of those possibilities will happen in the future.

Read a text about Blue Dragon Children's Foundation. Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best option for each of the blanks.

Homeless people are a tragic sight in the cities of almost every country in the world, but the ones in the most difficult situation are Blue Dragon the street children. No one knows the exact number of homeless children because they often fear and avoid authorities. Some have run away from home (26) _______ family problems, while others have been forced to leave home because their parents simply didn't have enough money to support them. They struggle to make ends meet by shining shoes or selling small items like chewing gum. Blue dragon Children's Foundation is a(n) (27) _______ organisation which was founded by Michael Brosowski and his friends in 2004. It focuses (28) _______ helping streets kids and rescuing children from slavery and human rafficking in Vietnam. Blue Dragon has worked (29) _______ to offer a variety of services which are led by a team of social workers, psychologists, teachers and lawyers. The charity (30) _______ children in need with shelters, nutritious meals and healthcare as well as helps them return to their families. It also makes sure that children can stay in school and receive a proper education by supporting them with tuition fees and living expenses. Blue Dragon believes that every child deserves exceptional care so that they can have a better chance in life.

Read a text about Blue Dragon Children's Foundation. Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best option for each of the blanks.

Homeless people are a tragic sight in the cities of almost every country in the world, but the ones in the most difficult situation are Blue Dragon the street children. No one knows the exact number of homeless children because they often fear and avoid authorities. Some have run away from home (26) _______ family problems, while others have been forced to leave home because their parents simply didn't have enough money to support them. They struggle to make ends meet by shining shoes or selling small items like chewing gum. Blue dragon Children's Foundation is a(n) (27) _______ organisation which was founded by Michael Brosowski and his friends in 2004. It focuses (28) _______ helping streets kids and rescuing children from slavery and human rafficking in Vietnam. Blue Dragon has worked (29) _______ to offer a variety of services which are led by a team of social workers, psychologists, teachers and lawyers. The charity (30) _______ children in need with shelters, nutritious meals and healthcare as well as helps them return to their families. It also makes sure that children can stay in school and receive a proper education by supporting them with tuition fees and living expenses. Blue Dragon believes that every child deserves exceptional care so that they can have a better chance in life.

Read a text about Blue Dragon Children's Foundation. Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best option for each of the blanks.

Homeless people are a tragic sight in the cities of almost every country in the world, but the ones in the most difficult situation are Blue Dragon the street children. No one knows the exact number of homeless children because they often fear and avoid authorities. Some have run away from home (26) _______ family problems, while others have been forced to leave home because their parents simply didn't have enough money to support them. They struggle to make ends meet by shining shoes or selling small items like chewing gum. Blue dragon Children's Foundation is a(n) (27) _______ organisation which was founded by Michael Brosowski and his friends in 2004. It focuses (28) _______ helping streets kids and rescuing children from slavery and human rafficking in Vietnam. Blue Dragon has worked (29) _______ to offer a variety of services which are led by a team of social workers, psychologists, teachers and lawyers. The charity (30) _______ children in need with shelters, nutritious meals and healthcare as well as helps them return to their families. It also makes sure that children can stay in school and receive a proper education by supporting them with tuition fees and living expenses. Blue Dragon believes that every child deserves exceptional care so that they can have a better chance in life.

Read a text about the future of education. Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best option to each of the questions.

Technology is developing, so it has enabled us to do some amazing things. The question is: "What will schools be like in 20 years' time?".

Schools have experienced a transformation over the last 80 years - from chalkboards to interactive smart boards and from notebooks to iPads. The concept of a teacher standing at the front facing rows of desks with students who listen and take notes is gradually becoming a thing of the past. Digital classrooms will enable students to take part in learning activities anytime and anywhere. Some people believe that it is only a matter of time before cyborg guides begin to replace teachers in schools. However, it's more likely that robots will be used to support teachers in their work. For instance, robots can be used to make learning activities more individual. This can help to improve a student’s learning as it will help students learn in the best way.

Besides, virtual reality headsets will play a bigger role in the schools of the future. As we are in the digital era, a world of information is at your fingertips with a click of a button or a simple voice command. We are moving away from the time when students' schoolbags were full of books. This is the generation of tablets and 3D Digi books, which allows students to interact with 3D objects by touch. What's more, with virtual reality headsets, students may participate in historic scenes or explore the Pyramids of Giza without leaving

the classrooms. Everything may be a feature of schools in years to come. However, only time will tell how many of those possibilities will happen in the future.

Read a text about Blue Dragon Children's Foundation. Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best option for each of the blanks.

Homeless people are a tragic sight in the cities of almost every country in the world, but the ones in the most difficult situation are Blue Dragon the street children. No one knows the exact number of homeless children because they often fear and avoid authorities. Some have run away from home (26) _______ family problems, while others have been forced to leave home because their parents simply didn't have enough money to support them. They struggle to make ends meet by shining shoes or selling small items like chewing gum. Blue dragon Children's Foundation is a(n) (27) _______ organisation which was founded by Michael Brosowski and his friends in 2004. It focuses (28) _______ helping streets kids and rescuing children from slavery and human rafficking in Vietnam. Blue Dragon has worked (29) _______ to offer a variety of services which are led by a team of social workers, psychologists, teachers and lawyers. The charity (30) _______ children in need with shelters, nutritious meals and healthcare as well as helps them return to their families. It also makes sure that children can stay in school and receive a proper education by supporting them with tuition fees and living expenses. Blue Dragon believes that every child deserves exceptional care so that they can have a better chance in life.