In Great Britain,regardless of their scores on achievement examinations,the children of well-to-do families
A)generally do not go to college.
B)must go to state universities like everyone else.
C)typically go to high-prestige private universities,including Oxford or Cambridge.
D)go to trade schools,but only if they are males.

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Children of well-to-do families in Great Britain typically have access to high-prestige private universities such as Oxford or Cambridge, regardless of their scores on achievement examinations. It is not true that they do not go to college (A), must go to state universities like everyone else (B), or only go to trade schools if they are males (D).

In Great Britain,regardless of Their Scores on Achievement Examinations,the Children