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Which of the following is not true?
a) Parents do not have to pay to send their children to the Brit School.
b) Apparently people do not perceive creative arts as a good future engagement
c) Both performing arts and academic subjects are on the curriculum of the school.
d) Everyone who wants to go to the Brit School has to have an audition.


318. When people ask you what you want to be in the future, they seem pleased if you say “a doctor” or “ a financial consultant”. But if you say “an actor” or “a dancer” or “a DJ” they often laugh and say “no chance!” The Birt School takes such ambitions seriously; everything is done to make sure talented kids fully explore their passion for the creative arts.
The Birt School centres its studies on the performing arts. Singing, dancing, acting, music, theatre, TV and film production are all on the curriculum, as well as academic subjects like maths and English. The staff stress the importance of continuing academic studies. Students enter the school when they are 14 and 16. There is a strict selection process because there is a lot of competition for each place. Entrants at 14 have an interview, and at 16 there is also an audition. The procedure is though because the school is Britain`s only non fee-paying entertainment school.
It is clear from the passage that the Brit School ………
a) a place where lots of talented kids fulfil their greatest dreams
b) the UK school where maths and English are not considered essential.
c) the British art school where children of any age are accepted
d) an entertainment school that has a selection process of several stages.


319. When people ask you what you want to be in the future, they seem pleased if you say “a doctor” or “ a financial consultant”. But if you say “an actor” or “a dancer” or “a DJ” they often laugh and say “no chance!” The Birt School takes such ambitions seriously; everything is done to make sure talented kids fully explore their passion for the creative arts.
The Birt School centres its studies on the performing arts. Singing, dancing, acting, music, theatre, TV and film production are all on the curriculum, as well as academic subjects like maths and English. The staff stress the importance of continuing academic studies. Students enter the school when they are 14 and 16. There is a strict selection process because there is a lot of competition for each place. Entrants at 14 have an interview, and at 16 there is also an audition. The procedure is though because the school is Britain`s only non fee-paying entertainment school.