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Movers 5
Answer Booklet
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Cambridge English
Movers
Answer Booklet
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Contents
Introduction 4
Test 1 Answers 6
Test 2 Answers 12
Test 3 Answers 1Я
ft
The Cambridge English: Young Learners tests offer an elementary-level testing system (up to CEFR level A2)
for learners of English between the ages of 7 and 12. The tests include three key levels of assessment: Starters,
Movers and Flyers.
Movers is the second level in the system. Test instructions are very simple and consist only of words and
structures specified in the syllabus.
The complete test lasts about an hour and has the following components: Listening, Reading and Writing, and
Speaking.
Candidates need a pen or pencil for the Reading and Writing paper, and coloured pens or pencils for the
Listening paper. All answers are written on the question papers.
Listening
In general, the aim is to focus on the ‘here and now’ and to use language in meaningful contexts. In addition
to multiple-choice and short-answer questions, candidates are asked to use coloured pencils to mark their
responses to one of the tasks. There are five parts. Each part begins with a clear example.
2 the main skill focus in all form or page of notepad write words or numbers 5
five parts of the Listening with missing words and in gaps
test is listening for specific dialogue
information of various kinds,
3 e.g. numbers, describing pictures, days of the week draw lines from days of 5
people, etc. and dialogue week to correct pictures
4
Introduction
1 reading short definitions and labelled pictures and copy the correct words 6
matching to words definitions next to the definitions
writing words
3 reading a dialogue and choosing one picture and short choose correct response 6
the correct responses dialogue with multiple- by circling a letter
choice responses
4 reading for specific information cloze text, words and choose and copy missing 7
and gist pictures words correctly; tick a box to
choose the best title for the
copying words story
5 reading a story and completing story, pictures and gapped complete sentences about 10
sentences about the story sentences the story by writing 1, 2 or 3
words
6 reading and understanding gapped text and 3-option complete text by selecting 5
a factual text multiple choice the correct words and copying
(grammatical words) them in corresponding gaps
copying words
Speaking
In the Speaking test, the candidate speaks with one examiner for about six minutes. The format of the test
is explained in advance to the child in their native language by a teacher or person familiar to them. This
person then takes the child into the exam room and introduces them to the examiner.
Speaking ability is assessed according to various criteria, including comprehension, the ability to produce an
appropriate response and pronunciation.
1 describing two pictures by using short responses two similar pictures identify four differences between pictures
2 understanding the beginning of a story and then picture sequence describe each picture in turn
continuing it based on a series of pictures
3 suggesting a picture which is different and picture sets identify the odd one out and give
explaining why reason
4 understanding and responding to personal questions open-ended questions answer personal questions
about candidate
Further information
The topics, structures, words and tasks upon which the Cambridge English: Young Learners tests are based
are comprehensively described in the H andbook, so teachers or parents can know exactly what to expect.
Further information about the Cambridge English: Young Learners tests can be obtained from the Centre
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Test 1 Answers
Listening
Part 1 (5 marks)
Lines should be drawn between:
1 Sally and the girl with long hair, riding a bike
2 Vicky and the girl in the orange jacket, at the top of the tree
3 John and the man at the front of the picture, with a dog
4 Anna and the woman waving with both hands, by the waterfall
5 Bill and the man fishing on the lake
Part 2 (5 marks)
1 (it’s) black 2 (a/the) playground 3 (her/Gill’s) lunch
4 Bold (correct spelling) 5 (class) ll/eleven
Part 3 (5 marks)
1 Tuesday - watching TV
2 Thursday - walk on beach
3 Wednesday - market, rabbit
4 Friday - library, choosing book
5 Sunday - sailing at beach
Part 4 (5 marks)
1A 2 В ЗА 4 С 5 В
Part 5 (5 marks)
1 Colour the scarf on the stairs - purple
2 Colour the flowers in the round window - pink
3 Write ‘food’ under ‘bird’ on the box
4 Colour the parrot’s tail - green
5 Colour the glass with water in it - blue
[pause] [pause]
B oy : Look! We took a lot of pictures on holiday 2
in the mountains.
W o m an : Oh, show me. Are you in this picture? Boy: And can you see my friend? She’s wearing
Boy: No, but my brother Paul is. Look, he’s an orange jacket. She loves climbing!
sitting on a rock and reading a comic. Woman: Yes. Wow! She’s at the top of that tree!
W om an : Oh, yes. Boy: I know.
Woman: And what’s her name?
[pause] Boy: It’s Vicky. She’s funny. I like her a lot.
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Test 1 Answers
B oy : Oh, the man’s name is John. He’s got Man: In the playground ... and it’s not there
curly hair like mine. now?
W oman: Oh, yes. Does he live there? G irl : No!
B oy : No. He and his wife were on holiday like
us. [pause]
[pause] 3
[pause] 4
Man: OK. Now, what’s your family name, Jill?
5
G ir l: It’s Bold.
W oman: Is that your dad who’s fishing on the lake? Man: Right! Do you spell that B-O-L-D?
B oy: Yes. His name’s Bill. G ir l: Yes, B-O-L-D.
W om an : Did he catch any fish?
B oy: No, but he likes trying! [pause]
[pause] 5
Man: OK. Now, what class are you in?
Now listen to Part 1 again.
G ir l: Class 11.
[The recording is repeated.] Man: OK. Well, go back to class 11 now, Jill.
G ir l: All right, but can you find my bag, please?
[pause] Man: Yes, I think we can, but you must be
more careful with your things, Jill.
That is the end o f Part 1. G ir l: I know!
[pause] JpauseJ
Part 2 Listen and look. There is one example. Now listen to Part 2 again.
[pause] [The recording is repeated.]
G irl : Hello! Can you help me? I can’t find my [pause]
school bag.
Man: Oh dear! That is the end o f Part 2.
G irl : Yes. I put it on the floor and now I can’t
find it. [pause]
Man: OK, Jill. I must write this down ... your
school bag and you lost it here. Part 3 Look at the pictures. What did Tony
do last week?
[pause]
Listen and look. There is one example.
Can you see the answerf N ow you
[pause]
listen and write.
Woman: Did you have a good week last week,
[pause] Tony?
Boy: Yes, I did, Aunt May. On Monday, I played
in the garden with Daisy.
Woman: Who’s Daisy?
Man: OK. What colour is your bag?
Boy: My pet rabbit. She was naughty! She ate
G irl : It’s black.
Mum’s vegetables!
Man: Black? And was it new?
Yes. My grandma bought it for me last Woman: Oh dear!
G irl :
week. [pause]
[pause] Can you see the line from the word
2 M onday? On Monday, Tony played
with his naughty rabbit. Now you
Man: And where did you lose it? In the
classroom? listen and draw lines.
G irl : No. It was in the playground. [pause]
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Test 1 Answers
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Test 1 Answers
Man: No, Sally. She went to bed because she’s Boy: ‘Bird food’! All right.
got a headache.
G irl : Oh dear! Is she OK? [pause]
M an: Oh, yes. Go and make her a cup of tea. 4
G irl : All right.
Boy: I love the parrot. Can it talk?
[pause] Woman: I don’t know, but let’s colour its tail.
Boy: OK. How about green?
Now listen to Part 4 again.
Woman: Hmm ... yes. That’s the right colour for a
[The recording is repeated.] parrot’s tail.
[pause] [pause]
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Test 1 Answers
Speaking
Part Examiner does this: Examiner says this: Minimum response Back-up questions:
expected from child:
Usher brings candidate in. Usher to examiner: Hello.
This is (child’s name)*.
Now you tell the story. (Many variations Questions to prompt other
(pointing at the other possible) parts of the story:
pictures)
The dolphins are not Are the dolphins
jumping and the children jumping?
are not happy. Are the children happy?
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Test 1 Answers
Part Examiner does this: Examiner says this: Minimum response Back-up questions:
expected from child:
3 Points to Odd-one-out Now look at these four
pictures. pictures. One is different.
The book is different. A
lemon, a pineapple and
an orange are fruit. You
eat them. You don’t eat a
book. You read it.
Points to the second, third Now you tell me about Candidate suggests a These things are all ... ?
and fourth sets of pictures these pictures. Which difference (any plausible (old)
in turn. one is different? (Why?) difference is acceptable). And this is ... ? (new)
Where do you like going (to the) park Do you like going to the
with your friends? park ?
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Test 2 Answers
Listening
Part 1 (5 marks)
Lines should be drawn between:
1 Sally and the girl with her feet in the water and a towel above her head
2 Fred and the boy with a parrot on his shoulder
3 Paul and the boy playing in the sand between the rocks, making a star
4 Mary and the woman wearing a sunhat, carrying bags
5 Vicky and the girl with a drink in her hand and a dolphin on her T-shirt
Part 2 (S marks)
1 10/ten 2 (on) Monday(s) 3 Caris (correct spelling)
4 (some) (new) shoes 5 (Daisy’s/my/your/her) bike
Part 3 (5 marks)
1 Friday - a party
2 Thursday - walk in the park
3 Sunday - cinema, film about rabbits
4 Tuesday - read book in living room
5 Saturday - football and picnic in the garden
Part 4 (5 marks)
1C 2 A 3 В 4 В 5 A
Part 5 (5 marks)
1 Colour the bigger bowl - blue
2 Colour the doll on the table - green
3 Draw a bottle in the cupboard with the open door
4 Colour the round bag - pink
5 Colour the big plant outside the window - purple
[pause]
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Test 2 Answers
3 2
B oy : There’s my new friend, Paul. Man: And which day are these lessons? Do you
W o m an : So he was on this holiday too? That’s nice. know?
B oy : He’s playing in the sand between those G ir l: Yes. They’re on Monday.
two rocks, look! Man: On Monday ... hmm. That’s OK, I think.
W o m an : What’s he making? G ir l: So can I, Dad?
B oy : A kind of star, I think.
[pause]
[pause]
3
4
Man: Well, what’s the name of the teacher who
W o m an : And who’s that woman? can give you these lessons?
B oy: That’s my mum. Her name’s Mary. G ir l: It’s Mrs Caris.
W om a n : Did she bring you a picnic that day? Man: Let me write this down. Mrs Caris: C-A-
B oy: Yes. And she’s got her sun hat on. It was R-l-S.
very sunny there. G ir l: Yes. She’s our English teacher too.
Man: Oh!
[pause]
[pause]
5
4
B oy: And Vicky’s in this picture too. She’s got
a drink in her hand. Can you see her? G ir l: But you have to buy me something.
W oman: Oh, yes. She’s got a dolphin on her T-shirt! Man: What? A new dress?
B oy: That’s right. She’s another friend of mine. G ir l: N o . Some shoes. We have to take them
We looked for treasure one day, but we to the first lesson.
didn’t find any! Man: D o they have to be new shoes?
W o m an : Oh dear! G ir l: Yes, please!
[pause] [pause]
Now listen to Fart 1 again. 5
[The recording is repeated.] Man: But how can you come home after the
lesson? On the bus?
[pause] G ir l: N o . There isn’t a bus then. I can take my
bike that day and ride home.
That is the end o f Fart 1.
Man: On your bike - that’s a good idea! All
[pause] right. You can go to the dance lessons.
G ir l: Great!
Part 2 Listen and look. There is one example.
[pause]
[pause]
Now listen to Part 2 again.
G irl : Dad? Can I have some dance lessons?
We can go to dance lessons at school [The recording is repeated.]
now.
[pause]
Man: I don’t know, Daisy.
G irl : Please? There’s a new teacher at school That is the end o f Part 2.
who can dance well.
Man: Hmm ... I don’t know. [pause]
[pause] [pause]
Woman: Did you have a good week with your
1 cousin, John?
M an: Tell me about the dance lessons. Boy: Yes, it was great, Miss White. They live in
G irl : They aren’t in my classroom. a big town.
Man: Which classroom are they in, then? Woman: Oh, yes? Tell me! What did you do there?
G irl : They’re in classroom ten. The one next to Boy: We went skating on Wednesday. I
the playground. enjoyed it a lot.
Man: Classroom ten. OK.
[pause]
[pause]
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Test 2 Answers
Can you see the line from the word Now listen to Part 3 again.
Wednesday? On Wednesday, John
[The recording is repeated.]
went skating.
[pause]
Now you listen and draw lines.
That is the end o f Part 3.
[pause]
[pause]
1
B oy : We had a party another day.
Part 4 Look at the pictures. Listen and look.
W om an : Which day was that? There is one example.
B oy: It was on Friday. It was my cousin’s
birthday. Her friend gave her a rabbit! [pause]
W om an : Wow! And did you give her a present?
B oy: Yes - a football, but we couldn’t play What’s Tony doing?
because it rained that day. [pause]
[pause] Woman: Tony! Are you having a bath?
Man: N o , I’m getting some water to wash the
2
car. Why?
B oy : We went on a bus one day. We sat Woman: It’s all right. I could hear water, that’s all. Do
upstairs in the front. you want a drink? I’m making some tea.
W om an : Was that on Monday? Man: No, thank you!
B oy : No ... it was on Thursday morning, I
think. Yes, Thursday, that’s right.
[pause]
W om an : And where did you go? Can you see the tickf Now you listen
B oy : To a kind of park. We played games there
and tick the box.
on the grass.
[pause]
[pause]
1 What did Jane buy yesterday?
3
Man: What’s that, Jane?
B oy : Sunday was my best day.
G ir l: It’s a cup for M u m . I got it in a big shop.
W om an : What did you do that day?
Man: When you went shopping yesterday?
B oy : My aunt got us some tickets and we went
G ir l: Yes, I took the puppy with me. I had a
to see a film.
good day, but I didn’t buy any new shoes.
W o m an : What was it about?
1wanted some, but I couldn’t find any.
B oy : A family of rabbits. It was very funny.
Man: Oh!
They could talk!
[pause]
[pause]
2 What was Ja c k ’s dream about?
4
Woman: Are you all right, Jack?
W om an : And what did you do on Tuesday, John?
Boy: No, Mum. I had a funny dream.
B oy: On Tuesday? Ermm ... that was a quiet
Woman: Was it about monsters again?
day, I think. We were at home that day. I
Boy: No, it was about a big bear. I was afraid.
read a book in the living room.
Woman: Well, get up now and come and have
W o m an : Was it a good story?
some breakfast!
B oy: It was OK. It was about a rabbit. It wasn’t
very exciting. [pause]
[pause] 3 Where’s Peter’s mouse?
5 Boy: Grandma, I can’t find my mouse. He isn’t
in his cage.
B oy : And on Saturday evening, I came home
Woman: Oh, Peter! Have you looked in your
again.
box? He was there yesterday when you
W om an : But what did you do in the day, before
couldn’t find him.
that? Did you go into the town again?
Boy: I looked there. What’s that? Look! That
B oy: Not that day. My uncle played football with
sock’s moving!
us and we had a picnic in the garden.
Woman: It’s your mouse! He’s inside it.
W om an : Great!
Boy: Oh, yes! You naughty mouse! Come here!
B oy : Yes. I always enjoy my holidays there,
[pause] [pause]
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Test 2 Answers
[pause]
Fart 5 Look at the picture. Listen and look.
5
There is one example.
Man: Now, outside the window there’s a big
[pause] plant in the garden. Can you see it?
G ir l: I’d like to colour this picture now. Can I G ir l: Yes. Shall I colour that too?
do that? Man: Yes, please. Make the big plant purple.
Man: Yes, you can. It’s a kitchen. Can you see G ir l: OK. That’s one of my favourite colours. It
the apple in the boy’s hand? looks nice.
G ir l: Yes. Shall I colour it? Man: Yes, it does. Thank you!
Man: Yes, please. Colour that apple yellow.
[pause]
G ir l: OK.
Can you see the yellow apple? This is [The recording is repeated.]
an example. [pause]
Now you listen and colour and draw. That is the end o f the Movers Practice
Listening Test 2.
[pause]
1
Man: Now find the two bowls.
Reading and Writing
G ir l: OK. I c a n se e th e tw o b o w ls .
Part 1 (6 marks)
M an: Good. Colour the bigger one, please.
Make it blue. 1 eggs 2 CDs 3 a bat 4 carrots
G ir l: OK. I’m colouring it now. 5 a snake 6 lemons
Man: Good.
[pause]
Part 2 (6 marks)
1 no 2 no 3 yes 4 no 5 no 6 no
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Test 2 Answers
Part 3 (6 marks)
1 A 2 С ЗА 4 С 5 В 6 А
Part 4 (7 marks)
1 swim 2 kitchen 3 village 4 talked
5 ride 6 apples 7 Paul’s day in the country
Part 6 (S marks)
1 are 2 than 3 in 4 their 5 can
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Test 2 Answers
Speaking
Part Examiner does this: Examiner says this: Minimum response Back-up questions:
expected from child:
Usher brings candidate in. Usher to examiner: Hello.
This is (child’s name)*.
Now you tell the story. (Many variations possible) Questions to prompt other
(pointing at the other parts of the story:
pictures) John’s eating his
breakfast quickly. What’s John doing now?
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Test 2 Answers
Part Examiner does this: Examiner says this: Minimum response Back-up questions:
expected from child:
3 Points to the Odd-one- Now look at these
out pictures. four pictures. One is
different. The book
is different. A lemon,
a pineapple and an
orange are fruit. You
eat them. You don’t eat
a book. You read it.
Points to the second, Now you tell me about Candidate suggests a These are a l l ... ?
third and fourth set of these pictures. Which difference (any plausible (shops)
pictures in turn. one is different? (Why?) difference is acceptable). And this is a ... ?
(house)
Where do you watch (in the) living room Do you watch TV in the
television? living room ?
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Test 3 Answers
Listening
Part 1 (5 marks)
Lines should be drawn between:
1 Peter and the boy on the bike, waving
2 Lucy and the girl in the blue skirt, with a dog
3 John and the taller boy playing football
4 Anna and the woman with the baby, wearing sunglasses
5 Bill and the boy hiding in a tree, wearing a red sweater
Part 2 (5 marks)
1 (by) car 2 (in the) evening(s) 3 (his) son
4 (the) shower(s) (here/there) 5 38/thirty eight (years (old))
brown
Part 3 (5 marks)
1 Wednesday - climbed a rock on the beach
2 Saturday - walk in the village, ice cream
3 Tuesday - fishing in boat
4 Friday - film about a woman climber
5 Sunday - read book on beach
Part 4 (5 marks)
1 A 2 В 3 С 4 A 5 В
Part 5 (5 marks)
1 Colour the towel on the woman’s head - yellow
2 Colour the boy’s scarf - brown
3 Draw a cup on the table in the garden
4 Colour the downstairs door - green
5 Colour the star on the window - purple
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Test 3 Answers
[pause]
Boy: Wednesday was good. It wasn’t cold that
2 day.
Woman: Great. What did you do that day?
G irl : When do you come here to the sports
Boy: We went to the beach and climbed up to
centre?
the top of a big rock.
Man: I come here in the evenings.
Woman: Oh! Were you afraid?
G irl : Not in the afternoons?
Boy: N o . B u t it was very d iffic u lt to c lim b .
M an: No. I’m at work then.
[pause] [pause]
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Test 3 Answers
[pause] [pause]
5 3 What kind o f pet does Fred have?
W om an : The weather was great on Sunday. Did Woman: We’re talking about pets today, children.
you go in a boat then? Do you have a pet at home, Fred?
B oy: No, but we went to the beach. Boy: Yes, Miss Last. I’ve got a kitten. It likes
W om an : What did you do there? watching the birds in our garden!
B oy : Well, I bought a book in the village shop Woman,: Does it?
and I sat on the sand and read it. Boy: Yes, and my brother’s got a mouse, but I
W oman: What was the story about? never play with it.
B oy : A boy who goes on a holiday to the beach! Woman: Oh.
[pause] [pause]
[pause]
Part 4 Look at the pictures. Listen and look.
5 What’s the weather like at Jan e’s
There is one example.
house today?
[pause]
G ir l: Hello, Aunt Sally! How are you?
What’s Mary doing? Woman: Oh, hello, Jane. I’m fine, thank you. It’s a
nice, sunny day here!
[pause] G ir l: That’s good! It’s raining here in our town.
W om an : Mary! What are you doing? Are you Woman: Oh, that’s sad. It snowed here yesterday.
watching television again? The ground’s all white outside.
G irl : No, Mum, I’m cleaning my bedroom. G ir l: Wow!
W oman: Good! And did you phone Grandpa this [pause]
morning?
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Test 3 Answers
[pause]
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Test 3 Answers
Speaking
Part Examiner does this: Examiner says this: Minimum response Back-up questions:
expected from child:
Usher brings candidate in. Usher to examiner: Hello,
this is (child’s name)*.
Now you tell the story. (Many variations possible) Questions to prompt other
(pointing at the other parts of the story:
pictures) What’s Sally’s present
Sally’s opening the from her parents?
present. It’s a guitar!
Sally’s very unhappy. She Is Sally happy?
doesn’t want a guitar.
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Test 3 Answers
Part Examiner does this: Examiner says this: Minimum response Back-up questions:
expected from child:
3 Points to Odd-one-out Now look at these four
pictures. pictures. One is different.
The book is different. A
lemon, a pineapple and
an orange are fruit. You
eat them. You don’t eat a
book. You read it.
Points to the second, third Now you tell me about Candidate suggests a Where do these live?
and fourth sets of pictures these pictures. Which difference (any plausible (water)
in turn. one is different? (Why?) difference is acceptable). And this? (jungle)
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COMBINED STARTERS AND MOVERS
THEMATIC VOCABULARY LIST
For ease of reference, vocabulary is arranged in semantic groups or themes. Some words appear under more
than one heading.
In addition to the topics, notions and concepts listed for the syllabus, the following categories appear:
• useful words and expressions
• adjectives • pronouns
• determiners • verbs
• adverbs • modals
• prepositions • question words
• conjunctions • names
s - first appears at Starters
m - first appears at Movers
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Thematic Vocabulary List
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Thematic Vocabulary List
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Thematic Vocabulary List
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Thematic Vocabulary List
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Thematic Vocabulary List
ADVERBS P R E P O S I T IO N S s his
s I
5 a lot s about
s it
S again m above
s its
m all m after
s lots
m all right s at (prep of place) 5 me
m always m at (prep of time)
s mine
m back m before
m more
m badly s behind
m most
m best m below
fU nothing
m better s between
s one
m carefully m by 5 ours
m down m down
S she
m downstairs s fo r
m someone
m first s from
m something
s here s in (prep of place) 5 that
s home m in (prep of time)
s theirs
m how s in fro n t of
s them
m how much m inside
S these
m how often m into
S they
m inside s like
s this
m last m near
s those
s lots s next to
s us
m loudly s of
s we
m more m off
m which
m most s on (prep of place) ffi who
m near m on (prep of time)
s you
m never m opposite
s yours
s no m out of
s not m outside
s now m round
VERBS
m ° jj m than
m often s to Irregular:
m on s under s be
m only m up m be called
m out s with m bring
m outside m buy
m quickly CO N JU N CTIO N S s catch (a ball)
m quietly m catch (a bus)
оC n n IU.
U.I H
s really s choose
m because
m round s come
s but
m second s do
s or
m slowly s draw
m than
m sometimes s drink
m when
m then s drive
s there m dry
PRONOUNS 5 eat
nt third
s today s a lot m fa ll
s too m all s fin d
m up m another s Jly
m upstairs m any s get
s very m both m get (un)dressed
m well m everyone m get (up/on/off)
m when m everything s give
m worse s he s go
m worst s her m go shopping
s yes s hers s have
m yesterday s him s have (got)
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Thematic Vocabulary List
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Movers 8
Authentic Examination Papers from Cambridge English Language Assessment
This 8thcollection of examination papers for Cambridge English: Young Learners, also
known as Young Learners English (YLE), provides all the exam practice you need.
Cambridge English: Young Learners tests are designed to evaluate the English level of
primary learners aged 7 to 12 - and make testing fun. They consist of three key levels of
assessment: Starters, Movers and Flyers.
This edition contains three Movers papers from Cambridge English Language
Assessment. These colourful test papers contain engaging activities and attractive
illustrations to motivate young learners at this level. They also provide an excellent
opportunity for children, parents and teachers alike to familiarise themselves with the
format of the test.
The CD contains the recorded material for the Listening test. The Answer Booklet
includes tapescripts, answers and examples of the type of interchange to expect in
the Speaking test.