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Flyers 2
Flyers 2
Flyers 2
A2 Flyers
Listening
There are 25 questions.
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A2 Flyers Listening
Part 1
– 5 questions –
Listen and draw lines. There is one example.
About a: house
…………………………………………
1 Address: 12 Princes
………………………… Street
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Part 3
– 5 questions –
Mr Green B
Mrs Hill E
Mr Bridges D
Mrs Cook H
Mrs West C
C D
E F
G H
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Part 4
– 5 questions –
A B C
A B C
A B C
A B C
A B C
A B C
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Part 5
– 5 questions –
Listen and
Listen and colour
colour and
and write.
write. There
There is
is one
one example.
example.
Yelow
Qeen
Gray
purple
Pink
Gold
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1 C
Marking key 2 A
3 C
Part 2 5 marks
1 P-R-I-N-C-E-S
2 library / house where Jane lives
3 downstairs
4 swing
5 basement
Part 3 5 marks
1 Mrs Cook H
2 Mrs West C
3 Miss Richards A
4 Mr Bridges D
5 Mrs Hill E
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Tapescript
who’s holding the net.
F Oh, her. Right. I see.
Mch I think she’s going to go fishing.
F = Female adult Mch = Male child F And what’s that boy’s name?
Mch Which boy?
M = Male adult
F The boy with the shell. Is he collecting them?
Mch Perhaps. He’s got a big smile on his face. He’s called
Jack.
R Hello. This is the Cambridge Flyers Listening test.
F Right. Let’s go and talk to him.
[MUSIC]
Mch OK.
Part 1.
PAUSE 00’05”
Listen and look.
R Now listen to Part 1 again.
There is one example.
PAUSE 00’03”
PAUSE 00’03”
[REPEAT PART 1 WITH ONLY 00’03’’ PAUSES]
F Do you know some of these people at the beach?
That is the end of Part 1.
Mch Yes, I do. Can you see the man under the umbrella?
PAUSE 00’05”
F Do you mean the one who’s holding the magazine?
Part 2.
Mch Yes, him. That’s my cousin, David.
Listen and look.
PAUSE 00’03”
There is one example.
R Can you see the line? This is an example.
PAUSE 00’03”
Now you listen and draw lines.
Fch Dad. The man from the ‘New Homes’ office phoned
PAUSE 00’03”
today. He wanted to speak to you.
[REPEAT FROM HERE]
M Oh, yes. Was it about a house which someone wants to
F Do you know the girls who are playing volleyball? sell?
Mch I know one of them – the girl in the pink skirt. Fch Yes, that’s right. And it sounds really cool!
F What’s her name? M Well, we might buy it.
Mch Emma. Her brother’s a friend of mine. We go PAUSE 00’03”
skateboarding together sometimes.
R Can you see the answer? Now you listen and write.
PAUSE 00’05”
PAUSE 00’03”
F That man doesn’t look very happy!
[REPEAT FROM HERE]
Mch Oh, you mean William? Well, he was asleep, but he
M Where is the house? I mean, what’s the address?
woke up when the volleyball hit him on the head!
Fch It’s number 12 Princes Street.
F What’s he saying?
M How do you spell the name of the street? I want to
Mch Please be more careful next time, I think …
write it down.
PAUSE 00’05”
Fch It’s P-R-I-N-C-E-S.
Mch Can you see that boy?
M I don’t know that street. Is it near the train station?
F The one who’s falling into the water? That’s important for me.
Mch No the other one who’s just pushed him. The boy in the Fch No, it isn’t. It’s near the library. It’s a nice quiet street,
blue shorts. That’s my cousin, Oliver. he said. My friend Jane lives near there and she likes it
very much.
F Well he isn’t very kind.
M How many bedrooms has it got?
Mch Oh, it’s OK. They’re only playing.
Fch It’s got three. And – listen to this! – there are two
PAUSE 00’05”
bathrooms: a big one upstairs and a smaller one
Mch And look. Daisy’s here too. downstairs.
F She’s trying to make those flies go away I think. They M Well, that’s good for us. Is there a garden?
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F Frank! What are you doing? Are you playing video Mch She is going to look after them?
games again?
F No, her son, Michael, is going to do it.
Mch No, Mum. I’m tidying the living room.
Mch Why can’t Grandpa do it?
F Oh. Are you? Well, that’s great, but please come
F Oh, Frank, he can’t come here every day. It’s too far.
upstairs and help me.
PAUSE 00’03”
Mch Why?
R Five. Where are they going to have lunch?
F I’m putting your clothes in the suitcase. Have you
forgotten? We’re going to go on holiday today! PAUSE 00’03”
PAUSE 00’03” Mch Are we going to have lunch here, Mum?
R Can you see the tick? F No, it’s too early. We can have it on the plane.
Now you listen and tick the box. Mch Can’t we buy something at the airport? We’ll be very
hungry.
PAUSE 00’03”
F We won’t have time, Frank. You’ll be OK – you had a lot
[REPEAT FROM HERE]
to eat this morning!
R One. Which shirt does Frank want to take on
PAUSE 00’03”
holiday?
R Now listen to Part 4 again.
PAUSE 00’03”
PAUSE 00’03”
F Which shirt do you want to take on holiday?
[REPEAT PART 4 WITH NO PAUSES AFTER THE QUESTIONS]
Mch Well, I don’t want that striped one – it’s too small now.
That is the end of Part 4.
F Mm. You’re right. What about this one with the
butterflies on it? PAUSE 00’05”
Mch No, thanks. I hate that shirt. I want to take that black Part 5.
one.
Listen and look at the picture.
F For a holiday in the sun? Oh, Frank!
There is one example.
PAUSE 00’03”
PAUSE 00’03”
R Two. Where are the tickets?
Fch Can I colour this picture, please?
PAUSE 00’03”
M Yes, of course, Betty. Can you see the cloud?
F ave you seen the plane tickets, Frank? I can’t find
H
Fch The one that’s in front of the sun?
them.
M That’s right. Colour that yellow.
Mch I saw them this morning. They were on the shelf in your
room, I think. Fch OK.
F Well, they’re not there now. PAUSE 00’03”
Mch Have you looked in your handbag? R Can you see the yellow cloud? This is an example.
F Yes, of course I have. Oh, here they are – on the desk, Now you listen and colour and write.
next to this book!
PAUSE 00’03”
PAUSE 00’03”
[REPEAT FROM HERE]
R Three. What time do they have to arrive at the
R One
airport?
M The man’s looking at the penguins, I think.
PAUSE 00’03”
Fch They’re so funny. Can I colour one of those next?
F What time is it now?
M Yes. Colour the one that’s standing on the top of the
Mch It’s quarter past ten.
rock. Use grey for that.
F We have to meet Dad at the airport at 1.30. No later.
Fch All right. There! I think it’s waving with its wings!
Mch Are we going to take a taxi there?
PAUSE 00’15”
F Yes. It will arrive here at 12 o’clock. We must be ready
R Two
then.
Fch I think the octopus looks scary!
PAUSE 00’03”
M Do you? Perhaps the larger one does. Well let’s colour
R Four. Who is going to look after their pets?
the smaller one.
PAUSE 00’03”
Fch Cool! Green?
F rs Hill will be here soon. We have to talk about the
M
M No, let’s make it pink, this time.
pets.
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A2 Flyers
Reading and Writing
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A2 Flyers Reading and Writing
Part 1
– 10 questions –
Look and read. Choose the correct words and write them on the lines.
There is one example.
a diary a businessman a calendar a desert
Some people write in this at the end of every day. a diary
………………
1 These are dark cold places inside
mountains, and sometimes bats live in them.
Caves
……………….
3
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Part 2
– 5 questions –
Sally: B
……………………………
Questions
1
Michael: What was the matter? Did you have a sore
head?
Sally: ……………………………
2
Michael: I hate being ill.
Sally: ……………………………
3
Michael: In our English lesson, we had to answer some
questions about a story.
Sally: ……………………………
4
Michael: I can come to your house after school if you like.
Sally: ……………………………
5
Michael: Have you got any games that we can play?
Sally: ……………………………
5
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Part 3
– 6 questions –
Read the story. Choose a word from the box. Write the correct
word next to numbers 1–5. There is one example.
example
decided
David’s parents ………………………… to move to a new house. But
Tuesday, David’s family drove to their new house. David was unhappy.
(2) ………………………… . ‘Go and open the front door with this,
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David,’ he said. ‘Mum and I will bring in some of the boxes.’
David went inside. The house was much (3) ………………………… than
their old one and from a window upstairs he could see some boys in a park.
‘I can play football in that park and go for great walks in that forest, and
perhaps I can fish in that river,’ he thought. There was no park, forest or
happy here!’
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Part 4
– 10 questions –
Read the text. Choose the right words and write them on the lines.
The hippo
an
Example This kind of animal has …………………………… interesting name.
We call it a hippo, but its long name is ‘hippopotamus’. Hippopotamus
1 …………………………… ‘river horse’. It has that name because
2 hippos spend lots …………………………… time in the water and
3 their ears look like horses’ ears. They like ……………………………
4 grass too. But hippos are much bigger ……………………………
5 horses. The only animal in the world that …………………………… a
bigger mouth is a whale! A hippo is sometimes a dangerous animal but
it is not always brave. It will often run to the water
6 …………………………… hide. When it’s swimming, its
7 nose, eyes and ears are above the water …………………………… it
can still smell, see and hear. When a hippo decides to go under the
water, it closes its nose and walks on the bottom of the river
8 …………………………… it can find plants to eat. It’s easy for a
9 hippo to stay under the water …………………………… eight
10 minutes! Hippos …………………………… not eat meat. Their
favourite food is river plants and different kinds of grass, and they
usually only eat at night.
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6 to into on
7 if so or
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Part Part
5 5
– 7 questions –
– 7 questions –
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Sarah andSarah
her parents
and herand two younger
parents and twobrothers
youngerlive in thelive
brothers jungle. Early
in the every
jungle. Early every
morning, she runs to
morning, herruns
she favourite
to her mango tree
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family breakfast.
eat for breakfast.
One morning,
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morning, in the
she was treeinwhen
sitting she when
the tree saw an enormous
she tiger below
saw an enormous her.below her.
tiger
‘Go away!’‘Go
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the tiger
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her and said, ‘Why?’
Sarah wasSarah
very surprised! ‘Tigers don’t
was very surprised! speak!’
‘Tigers she
don’t said. ‘Well,
speak!’ I do,’
she said. the tiger
‘Well, I do,’answered.
the tiger answered.
‘I’m not dangerous. Climb down.
‘I’m not dangerous. Those
Climb mangoes
down. look heavy.
Those mangoes I’llheavy.
look help I’ll help
you get home. Youhome.
you get can ride
Youon myride
can back.’
on my back.’
Very slowly andslowly
Very very carefully, Sarah climbed
and very carefully, Sarahdown the down
climbed tree. When sheWhen
the tree. was on the
she was on the
ground again andagain
ground looked into
and the tiger’s
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feel frightened.
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ridefun
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tiger’s back.
on the It stopped
tiger’s back. Itjust outside
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outside the‘I village.
shouldn’t come
‘I shouldn’t come
near the houses,’
near theithouses,’
said. ‘People
it said.are afraidare
‘People of me!’
afraid of me!’
Sarah understood. She thanked
Sarah understood. Shethe tiger and
thanked said goodbye.
the tiger and said goodbye.
‘You’re back quickly!’
‘You’re backher fatherher
quickly!’ said.
father said.
‘Yes!’ Sarah smiled.
‘Yes!’ ‘I rode
Sarah a tiger
smiled. home!’
‘I rode a tiger home!’
No-one believed
No-oneSarah butSarah
believed she didn’t mind!
but she Shemind!
didn’t knew She
she knew
had an exciting
she had anand reallyand
exciting kindreally kind
new friend,
newthefriend,
tiger, the
andtiger,
that made her made
and that very happy.
her very happy.
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Examples
jungle
Sarah’s family lives in a ……………………………… .
a mango tree
Sarah climbs ……………………………… early every morning.
Questions
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Part 6
– 5 questions –
Read the
the diary
diary and
andwrite
writethe
themissing
missingwords.
words.Write
Writeoneone
word on
word
each line.line.
on each
Friday
Example
was
Today …………………………… very interesting.
Peter Face, the famous actor, came to talk to us
1 …………………………… our school!
Peter is in some great television programmes. Mum and I always
2 like …………………………… him on TV.
3 He has …………………………… an actor since he was about
17. He talked about his new film, ‘Pirate Gold’, too. It will be in
4 cinemas …………………………… month.
He was very friendly. When he left, he gave our teacher three
5 DVDs of his films …………………………… our teacher is going
to show in film club.
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Part 7
…………………………………………………………………………………………………
…………………………………………………………………………………………………
…………………………………………………………………………………………………
…………………………………………………………………………………………………
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1. The examiner greets the candidate and asks for name, surname and age.
2. The examiner demonstrates what is required and shows the candidate two pictures
which are similar but have some differences. The examiner reads statements about
the examiner’s picture. The candidate must look at the candidate’s picture, identify
six differences and say how the picture is different, e.g. (examiner) ‘In my picture,
the helicopter’s on the left.’ (candidate) ‘In my picture, it’s on the right.’
3. The examiner shows the child the candidate’s copy of the Information Exchange.
The examiner first asks the child questions about a person, place or object, related
to the information the child has, e.g. ‘What’s the name of George’s castle?’ and the
child answers. The child then asks the examiner questions, e.g. ‘What’s the name of
Grace’s castle?’ and the examiner answers.
4. The examiner shows the candidate a sequence of five pictures which show a story.
The examiner tells the candidate the name of the story and describes the first
picture in the story, e.g. ‘These pictures tell a story. It’s called “Grandma’s busy
day”. Just look at the pictures first. (Pause) Paul’s parents are going out for the
day. Paul is going to spend the day with Grandma. Paul’s mum is saying, “Be
good and don’t make Grandma tired!”’ The examiner then asks the candidate to
describe the other four pictures. The title of the story and the name(s) of the main
character(s) are shown on the story.
5. The examiner asks the candidate some personal questions on topics such as school,
holidays, birthdays, family and hobbies, e.g. ‘Now let’s talk about films. When do
you watch films?’
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A2 FLYERS SPEAKING. the Differences
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copycopy TEST ONE
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George’s castle Grace’s castle
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FLYERS SPEAKING.
SPEAKING. Information
Information Exchange
Exchange – Candidate’s
- Candidate’s copy
copy TEST ONE
George’s castle Grace’s castle
FLYERS SPEAKING.
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SPEAKING. Exchange
Information - Examiner’s
Exchange – Examiner’s
copycopy TEST ONE
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Grandma’s busy
Grandma’s
day busy day
Paul Grandma
Paul Grandma
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FLYERS Picture
SPEAKING. Story
Story
Picture Story TEST ONE TEST ONE