It's interesting to have a chance to teach English abroad because you see a completely different education system． I am teaching in Belgium （比利时） this year and I have realized（1）　　 there are some big differences．

    For example， in the UK， it is （2）　　 to wear a school uniform． It is nice to wear a school uniform （3）　　 you don't have to think about what to wear in the morning．You just put on your uniform and go． This （4）　　 a lot of time．

    Another difference I have noticed is also about clothing： Teachers（5）　　 in a more relaxed way in Belgium． They wear（6）　　． In my experience in the UK， teachers wear similar things to the people （7）　　 work in an office： shirts and ties for men； dresses， skirts， dark trousers and shirts for women．

    As I am working with older students who are aged（8）　　 16 to 18 ， I have also noticed that they have （9）　　 subjects than I did at their age． In the UK， students only choose four subjects （five if they have very good grades） at 16． Some people like this， because it means they do not have to study subjects they don't like．Others feel that students make such a big choice too（10）　　， because the subjects they choose at 16 will have an influence on what they can study at university．

（1）A． that	B． what	C． how	D． when
（2）A． terrible	B． common	C． expensive	D． difficult
（3）A． unless	B． though	C． because	D． if
（4）A． has	B． spends	C． wastes	D． saves
（5）A． teach	B． dress	C． speak	D． walk
（6）A． jeans	B． dresses	C． ties	D． suits
（7）A． who	B． where	C． whose	D． which
（8）A． at	B． in	C． between	D． from
（9）A． fewer	B． better	C． more	D． less
（10）A． late	B． early	C． wisely	D． well