A. Homework
School inspectors have found that, contrary to all (0) expectations children don't (1) DISLIKE homework at all. In fact, many do more than their teachers suggest, either because of (2) ANXIETY about their marks or simply for (3) ENJOYMENT. The inspectors' findings add to the evidence of the (4) POWERFUL beneficial effects of homework on pupils' (5) ACHIEVEMENTS.
The inspectors also recommend the (6) INTRODUCTION of "homework charters". These tell parents and children how much (7) ADDITIONAL work is expected and provide (8) ENCOURAGEMENT to schools to form links with parents who can check that tasks are (9) PROPERLY completed. International (10) COMPARISONS suggest that a typical 14-year-old does 6 hours homework in Britain, 8 hours in Italy, and almost 9 hours in Hungary, Japan and Poland.
The coffee is grown in Kenya by them.
The Times newspaper is published in London by them.
Oranges are transported from Valencia to Germany in a special crates by them.
The man was eaten by the shark.
The fire was started by the arsonist.
He was taken away by police.
He wasn't punished for what he did by them.
Was John given an award from the president?
They were seen by everyone.
He was brought here by the police.
The women wasn't saved by the firefighters.
The explanation was understood by all students.