ГДЗ Англійська мова 8 клас. Підручник [Карпюк О.Д. Карпюк К.Т.] 2025
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3.
a) Read the texts again and fill in the table below.
Name of school - Type - Age - Opened in
The Netherhall School - State school - 11–18 - 1871
Sancton Wood School - Private school - 1–16 - 1976
St. Mary’s School - Private school - 3–19 - 1898
Cambridge Home School - Online school - 7–19 - 2002
b) Say if the sentences below are true or false.
1. The students in the video are all from London. – False.
2. The schools in Cambridge are all the same. – False.
3. The Netherhall School is a secondary state school. – True.
4. They have to wear a uniform at the Netherhall School. – True.
5. Adam goes to Cambridge Home School. – False.
6. The classes at Sancton Wood School are small. – True.
7. St Mary’s School is for boys. – False.
8. Everyone has to be tidy there. – True.
9. Tej is English. – False.
10. You need to respect others at Cambridge Home School. – True.
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4. Read the comments again and fill in the kids’ names.
1. Olivia wishes she could choose her own subjects.
2. Chang must follow strict rules at his school.
3. Jane doesn’t wear a school uniform.
4. Petro says that schools aren’t so different in his country.
5. Write a short paragraph about your school. You can use the texts on pages 10–11 as examples. Include • the name and type of your school • the age of students there • a few rules and traditions there
My school is called Greenfield Secondary School, and it is a public school. Students there are between 11 and 18 years old. We have a few important rules, like wearing a school uniform and being on time for lessons. One of our special traditions is the annual Sports Day, where all students compete in fun games and races. We also celebrate International Day, where everyone brings food and wears clothes from their culture.
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1. Look at the plan of a school and complete the sentences on page 14.
1. Headteachers office is a room for the headteacher.
2. Staff room is a room for teachers.
3. Science Lab is a room where you do experiments.
4. Library is a room where you can find a lot of books.
5. Art classroom is a room where you paint and draw.
6. IT classroom is a room where you study technology.
7. Boys and girls changing room is a room where you get ready for a PE lesson.
8. Canteen is a room where you have lunch.
9. Assembly hall is a large room where students perform and the headteacher gives his/her speech.
10. Lockers is a place where you leave your books, bags, jackets and other things.
3. Look at the plan of the school (page 13) again and choose the correct preposition.
1. The lockers are behind the assembly hall.
2. The IT classroom is next to the entrance.
3. The assembly hall is in the middle of the school.
4. The gym is opposite the boys’ changing room.
5. The stairs on the first floor are between the toilets.
6. Classrooms 2 and 3 are in front of the library.
7. The staff room is opposite the headteacher’s office.
8. The art classroom is next to the music classroom.
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4. Think about your school. Choose a few rooms and say where they are.
At my school library is on the first floor in front of the gym. At my school canteen is on the ground floor. At my school IT classroom is on the first floor opposite Maths class.
5. a) Look at the equipment and say where it can be found.
Computers can be found in the IT classroom, the staffroom and the headteacher's office. Boards can be found in all the classes. Bookcases can be found in the library and in the language class. Microspcope can be found in Biology class. Dishwasher can be found in the canteen. Lockers can be found in the changing rooms. Piano can be found in the Music class. Stage can be found in the Assembly hall. Sink can be found in the Toilet. Rackets can be found in the gym. Hangers can be found in the changing rooms. Football can be found in the gym.
b) Think and say what other things can be found in the rooms with such equipment, e.g. desks, seats, cupboards, etc.
Boards, bookcase, computers.
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1. a) Think and say what a school is and why children and teenagers go there.
A school is a place where children and teenagers go to learn new things, like reading, writing, math, science, and many other subjects. It helps them gain knowledge and skills they will need in the future. At school, students also learn how to work with others, make friends, and understand the world around them. Children and teenagers go to school not just to study, but also to grow as people and prepare for their future jobs and lives.
b) Read the text and guess the meanings of the words in bold.
assembly – збори; boarding school – школа інтернат; comprehensive school – загальноосвітня школа; grammar school – гімназія; high school – старша школа; neighbourhood – сусідство; primary school – початкова школа; secondary education – середня освіта; tutor – репетитор; to homeschool – домашнє навчання; to last – продовжувати; afterwards – після цього.
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2. Choose a or b to complete the sentences.
1–b;
2–b;
3–a;
4–b;
5–b;
6–a;
7–b;
8–a.
1. The British go to school for b) 12 years.
2. There are b) three types of secondary schools.
3. Comprehensive and grammar schools a) are free.
4. Students b) cannot choose their subjects at secondary school.
5. In general, students have b) 6-7 lessons every day.
6. Lessons usually end at a) 3:45 pm.
7. Summer holidays last for b) 6 weeks.
8. Students have tests at the end of a) each year.
3. b) Read the text again and match.
1–d;
2–c;
3–b;
4–a.
1. comprehensive school – d. a general local school for all young people.
2. grammar school – c. a special school for students who pass exams to go there.
3. private school – b. a school where you need to pay for your studies.
4. to be homeschooled – a. to study with a parent or online.
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4. Answer the questions below.
1. Primary school lasts for 6 years.
2. Boarding school is a school where students live and study.
3. English, Maths and Science are the most important for all secondary school students.
4. Teachers welcome students before the school day begins.
5. They do different extracurricular activities such as drama, singing dancing and sport after classes.
6. They need to have good marks to enter university.
5. Work in pairs. Search for the information about Ukrainian schools and make a list of things that are similar and different at Ukrainian and British schools. Show your list to the class.
In Ukrainian schools, compulsory education lasts from ages 6 to 17–18, while in British schools it is from ages 5 to 16 (up to 18 in England).
Core subjects in Ukrainian schools include Ukrainian language, mathematics, science, foreign languages, history, art, and physical education. In British schools, students study English (and Welsh or Gaelic in certain areas) along with other general education subjects.
Extracurricular activities in Ukrainian schools include sports, music, chess, and arts. In British schools, students can participate in sports, music, and various clubs and societies.
Children usually start school in Ukraine at age 6, while in the UK they start at 5 years old (4 in Northern Ireland). The structure of Ukrainian schools is 4 years of primary school, 5 years of lower secondary, and 3 years of upper secondary. In the UK, primary school is 5–11, secondary school is 11–16, and post-16 education is 16–18.
Standardized tests in Ukraine take place in grades 9 and 12 (ZNO or IGT). In the UK, students take GCSEs at 16 and A–Levels or equivalents at 18.
The language of instruction in Ukrainian schools is mainly Ukrainian after grade 5, though minority languages are allowed within limits. In British schools, it is English, with Welsh or Gaelic in certain areas.
The academic year in Ukraine is divided into two semesters: September–December and January–May/June. In the UK, there are three terms per year with breaks in between.
The grading system in Ukrainian schools is 12-point, with 4 being a passing grade; universities sometimes use a 5-point scale. In British schools, GCSE and A–Level grades are given as letters, from A* to G or A*–E.
В українських школах обов’язкова освіта триває з 6 до 17–18 років, тоді як у британських школах — з 5 до 16 років (в Англії до 18).
Основні предмети в українських школах: українська мова, математика, природничі науки, іноземні мови, історія, мистецтво та фізкультура. В британських школах викладають англійську мову (в окремих регіонах — валлійську або гельську), а також інші загальноосвітні предмети.
Позакласні заняття в українських школах включають спорт, музику, шахи та мистецтво. У британських школах є спорт, музика, різні гуртки та клуби.
Школу в Україні діти зазвичай починають у 6 років, а в Британії — у 5 років (у Північній Ірландії — з 4 років). Структура школи в Україні: 4 роки початкової школи, 5 років основної та 3 роки старшої школи. У Великій Британії: початкова школа 5–11 років, середня школа 11–16 років, після 16 років — старша школа або коледж.
Стандартизовані тести в українських школах проводяться у 9 та 12 класах (ЗНО або ІГТ). У британських школах — це GCSE у 16 років і A–Levels у 18 років.
Мова навчання в українських школах переважно українська після 5 класу, дозволені мови нацменшин у межах навчальної програми. У Великій Британії — англійська, в деяких регіонах — валлійська або гельська.
Академічний рік в Україні поділяється на два семестри: вересень–грудень і січень–травень/червень. У британських школах три навчальні терміни з перервами між ними.
Система оцінювання в українських школах — 12-бальна, 4 — прохідний бал; у вишах інколи використовують 5-бальну шкалу. У британських школах оцінки на GCSE та A–Level позначаються літерами: від A* до G або A*–E.
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1. Circle the correct adverb.
1. I think we have too many subjects at school.
2. Jack is very tolerant – he respects everyone.
3. Our teacher is quite stressed out! She needs to relax.
4. Their school is rather big, but ours is bigger.
5. You haven’t studied enough to get ready for the test.
6. I almost forgot about the plan. Thanks for reminding me.
7. Barbara looks really nice in her new school uniform.
8. It was quite difficult to pass that exam, but James did!
9. The kids are extremely excited about this school year!
10. I am free enough to do some extracurricular activities.
2. Match
1–g;
2–d;
3–e;
4–h;
5–b;
6–a;
7–c;
8–f.
1. The test is tomorrow, - g. and we are completely ready!
2. A trip to Miami – d. sounds totally awesome!
3. Kim forgot about it, - e. so I was a little bit mad.
4. Rick is such a dynamo – h. he can hardly stand still.
5. I had a meal three hours ago, - b. so I am somewhat hungry.
6. Paul loves his job, - a. so he’s absolutely successful at it.
7. Diane doesn't like Biology – c. it is hard for her a little.
8. These shoes don’t fit me – f. they have to be a bit bigger.
3. Complete the sentences with the words from the box. Some sentences can have more than one adverb of degree. Example: This file was completely/totally deleted.
1. You look absolutely amazing in this dress.
2. Emily became a little bit scared, so she left.
3. John ran absolutely fast, so he almost fell down.
4. I am bad at Maths, so I totally need a tutor.
5. Our new teacher is a little bit strict but not mean.
6. It is absolutely likely that anyone will come.
7. We have completely finished the task, so now we can go.
8. Jack hates sport. I’m absolutely sure about that.
4. Put the words into the correct order to make sentences.
1. I somewhat agree with you.
2. William has changed a little bit.
3. This is totally new neighbourhood.
4. They are absolutely right.
5. That story sounds a little strange.
6. People here are hardly competitive.
7. These exercises are hard a bit.
8. Allow the glue completely to dry.
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1. b) Use your Vocabulary List at the end of the book to check the meanings of the words.
detention – покарання; freedom – свобода; stripe – стрічка; fashionable – сучасний; odd – дивний; old–fashioned – старомодний; to get detention for – отримати покарання за.
2. Finish the sentences below with the words from the box.
1. My new costume is very fashionable!
2. I think wearing a school uniform is old–fashioned.
3. James wore jeans to school and got detention.
4. A fancy dress and old trainers? You look odd, sorry.
5. Holly has bought a black dress with white stripe.
6. We want to choose our clothes. We want freedom!
3. Work in pairs and discuss the following.
1. Look at the pictures below. Can you wear these things to school? Yes, I can wear such things to school.
2. Do you think a school uniform is a good or bad idea? Why? I think that school uniform is good because it is normal to have the same clothes. All students will be the same and they will not show better or worse clothes. They will be all equal.
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3.
a) Read the texts again and fill in the table below.
Name of school - Type - Age - Opened in
The Netherhall School - State school - 11–18 - 1871
Sancton Wood School - Private school - 1–16 - 1976
St. Mary’s School - Private school - 3–19 - 1898
Cambridge Home School - Online school - 7–19 - 2002
b) Say if the sentences below are true or false.
1. The students in the video are all from London. – False.
2. The schools in Cambridge are all the same. – False.
3. The Netherhall School is a secondary state school. – True.
4. They have to wear a uniform at the Netherhall School. – True.
5. Adam goes to Cambridge Home School. – False.
6. The classes at Sancton Wood School are small. – True.
7. St Mary’s School is for boys. – False.
8. Everyone has to be tidy there. – True.
9. Tej is English. – False.
10. You need to respect others at Cambridge Home School. – True.
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4. Read the comments again and fill in the kids’ names.
1. Olivia wishes she could choose her own subjects.
2. Chang must follow strict rules at his school.
3. Jane doesn’t wear a school uniform.
4. Petro says that schools aren’t so different in his country.
5. Write a short paragraph about your school. You can use the texts on pages 10–11 as examples. Include • the name and type of your school • the age of students there • a few rules and traditions there
My school is called Greenfield Secondary School, and it is a public school. Students there are between 11 and 18 years old. We have a few important rules, like wearing a school uniform and being on time for lessons. One of our special traditions is the annual Sports Day, where all students compete in fun games and races. We also celebrate International Day, where everyone brings food and wears clothes from their culture.
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1. Look at the plan of a school and complete the sentences on page 14.
1. Headteachers office is a room for the headteacher.
2. Staff room is a room for teachers.
3. Science Lab is a room where you do experiments.
4. Library is a room where you can find a lot of books.
5. Art classroom is a room where you paint and draw.
6. IT classroom is a room where you study technology.
7. Boys and girls changing room is a room where you get ready for a PE lesson.
8. Canteen is a room where you have lunch.
9. Assembly hall is a large room where students perform and the headteacher gives his/her speech.
10. Lockers is a place where you leave your books, bags, jackets and other things.
3. Look at the plan of the school (page 13) again and choose the correct preposition.
1. The lockers are behind the assembly hall.
2. The IT classroom is next to the entrance.
3. The assembly hall is in the middle of the school.
4. The gym is opposite the boys’ changing room.
5. The stairs on the first floor are between the toilets.
6. Classrooms 2 and 3 are in front of the library.
7. The staff room is opposite the headteacher’s office.
8. The art classroom is next to the music classroom.
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4. Think about your school. Choose a few rooms and say where they are.
At my school library is on the first floor in front of the gym. At my school canteen is on the ground floor. At my school IT classroom is on the first floor opposite Maths class.
5. a) Look at the equipment and say where it can be found.
Computers can be found in the IT classroom, the staffroom and the headteacher's office. Boards can be found in all the classes. Bookcases can be found in the library and in the language class. Microspcope can be found in Biology class. Dishwasher can be found in the canteen. Lockers can be found in the changing rooms. Piano can be found in the Music class. Stage can be found in the Assembly hall. Sink can be found in the Toilet. Rackets can be found in the gym. Hangers can be found in the changing rooms. Football can be found in the gym.
b) Think and say what other things can be found in the rooms with such equipment, e.g. desks, seats, cupboards, etc.
Boards, bookcase, computers.
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1. a) Think and say what a school is and why children and teenagers go there.
A school is a place where children and teenagers go to learn new things, like reading, writing, math, science, and many other subjects. It helps them gain knowledge and skills they will need in the future. At school, students also learn how to work with others, make friends, and understand the world around them. Children and teenagers go to school not just to study, but also to grow as people and prepare for their future jobs and lives.
b) Read the text and guess the meanings of the words in bold.
assembly – збори; boarding school – школа інтернат; comprehensive school – загальноосвітня школа; grammar school – гімназія; high school – старша школа; neighbourhood – сусідство; primary school – початкова школа; secondary education – середня освіта; tutor – репетитор; to homeschool – домашнє навчання; to last – продовжувати; afterwards – після цього.
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2. Choose a or b to complete the sentences.
1–b;
2–b;
3–a;
4–b;
5–b;
6–a;
7–b;
8–a.
1. The British go to school for b) 12 years.
2. There are b) three types of secondary schools.
3. Comprehensive and grammar schools a) are free.
4. Students b) cannot choose their subjects at secondary school.
5. In general, students have b) 6-7 lessons every day.
6. Lessons usually end at a) 3:45 pm.
7. Summer holidays last for b) 6 weeks.
8. Students have tests at the end of a) each year.
3. b) Read the text again and match.
1–d;
2–c;
3–b;
4–a.
1. comprehensive school – d. a general local school for all young people.
2. grammar school – c. a special school for students who pass exams to go there.
3. private school – b. a school where you need to pay for your studies.
4. to be homeschooled – a. to study with a parent or online.
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4. Answer the questions below.
1. Primary school lasts for 6 years.
2. Boarding school is a school where students live and study.
3. English, Maths and Science are the most important for all secondary school students.
4. Teachers welcome students before the school day begins.
5. They do different extracurricular activities such as drama, singing dancing and sport after classes.
6. They need to have good marks to enter university.
5. Work in pairs. Search for the information about Ukrainian schools and make a list of things that are similar and different at Ukrainian and British schools. Show your list to the class.
In Ukrainian schools, compulsory education lasts from ages 6 to 17–18, while in British schools it is from ages 5 to 16 (up to 18 in England).
Core subjects in Ukrainian schools include Ukrainian language, mathematics, science, foreign languages, history, art, and physical education. In British schools, students study English (and Welsh or Gaelic in certain areas) along with other general education subjects.
Extracurricular activities in Ukrainian schools include sports, music, chess, and arts. In British schools, students can participate in sports, music, and various clubs and societies.
Children usually start school in Ukraine at age 6, while in the UK they start at 5 years old (4 in Northern Ireland). The structure of Ukrainian schools is 4 years of primary school, 5 years of lower secondary, and 3 years of upper secondary. In the UK, primary school is 5–11, secondary school is 11–16, and post-16 education is 16–18.
Standardized tests in Ukraine take place in grades 9 and 12 (ZNO or IGT). In the UK, students take GCSEs at 16 and A–Levels or equivalents at 18.
The language of instruction in Ukrainian schools is mainly Ukrainian after grade 5, though minority languages are allowed within limits. In British schools, it is English, with Welsh or Gaelic in certain areas.
The academic year in Ukraine is divided into two semesters: September–December and January–May/June. In the UK, there are three terms per year with breaks in between.
The grading system in Ukrainian schools is 12-point, with 4 being a passing grade; universities sometimes use a 5-point scale. In British schools, GCSE and A–Level grades are given as letters, from A* to G or A*–E.
В українських школах обов’язкова освіта триває з 6 до 17–18 років, тоді як у британських школах — з 5 до 16 років (в Англії до 18).
Основні предмети в українських школах: українська мова, математика, природничі науки, іноземні мови, історія, мистецтво та фізкультура. В британських школах викладають англійську мову (в окремих регіонах — валлійську або гельську), а також інші загальноосвітні предмети.
Позакласні заняття в українських школах включають спорт, музику, шахи та мистецтво. У британських школах є спорт, музика, різні гуртки та клуби.
Школу в Україні діти зазвичай починають у 6 років, а в Британії — у 5 років (у Північній Ірландії — з 4 років). Структура школи в Україні: 4 роки початкової школи, 5 років основної та 3 роки старшої школи. У Великій Британії: початкова школа 5–11 років, середня школа 11–16 років, після 16 років — старша школа або коледж.
Стандартизовані тести в українських школах проводяться у 9 та 12 класах (ЗНО або ІГТ). У британських школах — це GCSE у 16 років і A–Levels у 18 років.
Мова навчання в українських школах переважно українська після 5 класу, дозволені мови нацменшин у межах навчальної програми. У Великій Британії — англійська, в деяких регіонах — валлійська або гельська.
Академічний рік в Україні поділяється на два семестри: вересень–грудень і січень–травень/червень. У британських школах три навчальні терміни з перервами між ними.
Система оцінювання в українських школах — 12-бальна, 4 — прохідний бал; у вишах інколи використовують 5-бальну шкалу. У британських школах оцінки на GCSE та A–Level позначаються літерами: від A* до G або A*–E.
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1. Circle the correct adverb.
1. I think we have too many subjects at school.
2. Jack is very tolerant – he respects everyone.
3. Our teacher is quite stressed out! She needs to relax.
4. Their school is rather big, but ours is bigger.
5. You haven’t studied enough to get ready for the test.
6. I almost forgot about the plan. Thanks for reminding me.
7. Barbara looks really nice in her new school uniform.
8. It was quite difficult to pass that exam, but James did!
9. The kids are extremely excited about this school year!
10. I am free enough to do some extracurricular activities.
2. Match
1–g;
2–d;
3–e;
4–h;
5–b;
6–a;
7–c;
8–f.
1. The test is tomorrow, - g. and we are completely ready!
2. A trip to Miami – d. sounds totally awesome!
3. Kim forgot about it, - e. so I was a little bit mad.
4. Rick is such a dynamo – h. he can hardly stand still.
5. I had a meal three hours ago, - b. so I am somewhat hungry.
6. Paul loves his job, - a. so he’s absolutely successful at it.
7. Diane doesn't like Biology – c. it is hard for her a little.
8. These shoes don’t fit me – f. they have to be a bit bigger.
3. Complete the sentences with the words from the box. Some sentences can have more than one adverb of degree. Example: This file was completely/totally deleted.
1. You look absolutely amazing in this dress.
2. Emily became a little bit scared, so she left.
3. John ran absolutely fast, so he almost fell down.
4. I am bad at Maths, so I totally need a tutor.
5. Our new teacher is a little bit strict but not mean.
6. It is absolutely likely that anyone will come.
7. We have completely finished the task, so now we can go.
8. Jack hates sport. I’m absolutely sure about that.
4. Put the words into the correct order to make sentences.
1. I somewhat agree with you.
2. William has changed a little bit.
3. This is totally new neighbourhood.
4. They are absolutely right.
5. That story sounds a little strange.
6. People here are hardly competitive.
7. These exercises are hard a bit.
8. Allow the glue completely to dry.
Сторінка 20
1. b) Use your Vocabulary List at the end of the book to check the meanings of the words.
detention – покарання; freedom – свобода; stripe – стрічка; fashionable – сучасний; odd – дивний; old–fashioned – старомодний; to get detention for – отримати покарання за.
2. Finish the sentences below with the words from the box.
1. My new costume is very fashionable!
2. I think wearing a school uniform is old–fashioned.
3. James wore jeans to school and got detention.
4. A fancy dress and old trainers? You look odd, sorry.
5. Holly has bought a black dress with white stripe.
6. We want to choose our clothes. We want freedom!
3. Work in pairs and discuss the following.
1. Look at the pictures below. Can you wear these things to school? Yes, I can wear such things to school.
2. Do you think a school uniform is a good or bad idea? Why? I think that school uniform is good because it is normal to have the same clothes. All students will be the same and they will not show better or worse clothes. They will be all equal.
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