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    British teenagers spend much of their time in school, where uniforms are required but disliked by most students. They do 2-3 hours of homework each night and take important exams called GCSEs at age 16. Unlike American teens, British teens have less free time since they don't watch much TV; instead, they spend more time online or on their mobile phones. Text bullying has also become a worrying trend for British youth.

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    British teenagers spend much of their time in school, where uniforms are required but disliked by most students. They do 2-3 hours of homework each night and take important exams called GCSEs at age 16. Unlike American teens, British teens have less free time since they don't watch much TV; instead, they spend more time online or on their mobile phones. Text bullying has also become a worrying trend for British youth.

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    Reading

    Social Studies

    Do you think teens are the same around the world?

    Before reading, look at a map of the world and


    locate the United Kingdom (UK). Then, answer
    these questions. Circle the best option.

    • Great Britain is located in:


    a. Europe b. South America c. Asia

    • The United Kingdom of Great Britain is made


    up of four countries:
    a. England, Scotland, Wales, and N. Ireland
    b. France, England, Cardiff, and London
    c. England, Belgium, France, and Ireland

    Teens in Great Britain

    Freepik
    School
    British teenagers spend most of their time at school.
    When they are 16, most students take their first
    important exams, the GCSEs. They spend 2-3 hours Complete the sentences according to the text.
    Use your own words.
    on homework after school. Forget watching TV!
    1. Wearing a school uniform is a positive thing;
    Uniforms
    Visit almost any school in the UK and the first but
    thing you’ll notice is the school uniform. Although 2. British teens don’t watch TV because
    wearing a school uniform has its advantages, most
    teenagers don’t like it.
    3. British teens spend more time online because
    Bullies
    Most teenagers say they have been bullied because
    of their race, looks, intelligence, school uniforms, etc.
    4. Teens are
    Clothes when they take GCSEs.
    Some teens judge you by the shirt or shoes you
    wear; many teens believe it’s important to wear 5. Forty percent of teens in the UK
    designer labels.
    Mobile phones 6. Text-bullying is
    British teens love to chat. Mobile phones are
    essential for most of them. The majority of teens
    have one, although text-bullying is also a new and 7. For British teens, music is
    worrying trend.
    Free time
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    Many British teens are passionate about music.


    They love going out, but bars and clubs have strict
    rules for teens under 18. It’s no surprise that they
    spend a lot of time online.
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