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Study Background science (biology, chemistry, physics) for college-bound students in England and Wales, France, Germany, Israel, Japan, Sweden, and the United States. An international team of scientists and mathematicians considered every question of every examination and also reviewed each examination as a whole.

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Commentaryation. League tables produced by listing scores on a common test of pupils from many countries inevitably attract a great deal of attention. They have been known to spur politicians into criticism and even action, while they often put teachers and schools on the defensive. This is not merely because

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