Every autumn, at the state opening of Parliament, .................who became Queen in 1952, makes a speech.

the members of Parliament

the Speaker

the Chancellor of Exchequer

the Prime Minister

less than 100

more than 700

less than 400

more than 1000

the Speaker's chair

the Prime Minister

the galleries for visitors

the Press gallery

because they were from the upper and upper-middle classes

because of their sporting prowess

because they were rich

because physical education was given higher priority

attached little importance to education until the end of the 19th century

paid much attention to education before the end of the 19th century

was the first country in Europe to organize education for everyone

didn't bring education to other countries until the end of the 19th century

national universities

national examinations

national specification of learning objectives

national program for human resource development

Eton, Harrow, Cambridge, and Oxford

Eton, Harrow, Rugby, and Cambridge

Eton, Rugby, Winchester, and Oxford

Eton, Harrow, Rugby, and Winchester

Free of charge

Up to the middle teenage years

Free of charge, but parents may spend their money on educating their children privately if they want to

All A, B, and C are correct

tertiary

secondary

primary

upper-intermediate

They have a reputation for a relatively great amount of homosexual activity

They are boarding schools

They are for boys and girls from the age of six and onwards

They are divided into "houses" and each "house" is being looked after by a "housemaster"