Damascus - Sana
Today, the students of the General Secondary Certificate “Literary Branch” completed their exams for the first 2022 session by providing the English language and the Sharia preparatory students with the subject of Islamic jurisprudence.
Today, high school students, the scientific branch, the Sharia high school, and the vocational high school in all its branches presented the subject of the English foreign language, as their exams continue until the twenty-first of this June.
SANA’s reporter met today with a number of high school students in its scientific and literary branches and monitored their opinions about the level of the questions. The student, Ghina Assi, in front of the Martyr Salim Hassan Shuaib Center in Mazzeh, saw that the English language questions were appropriate for different levels and focused on the student’s level of understanding, noting that the questions of the current session All subjects were good in terms of variety and time, except for mathematics, which needed more time.
The student Sidra Taiba indicated that the questions were medium to difficult, the exam atmosphere was comfortable and calm, and the time allotted for the questions was sufficient, stressing that all the questions were within the curriculum except for the subject, which was deductive.
And from the Center of the Martyr Muhammad Yassin Al-Nashar, between the student Hussein Al-Sayegh, that the questions are easy, varied and deductive, and not without difficulty to take into account the individual differences between the students, and that they were more acceptable than those based on memorization of the fingerprint.
The student, Muhammad Skorouja, saw that the questions are many and varied, and the student who attended appropriately could answer them easily, indicating that the grammar questions were suitable for all levels of students, while Saeed Owaij pointed out that the questions, although somewhat easy, need more time.
The high school exams in its scientific, literary, legal, industrial, commercial and women’s branches for the first session of 2022 began on the 30th of last May, and 251,169 male and female students applied for it distributed in 2,249 exam centers in various governorates.
Bushra Barhoum
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