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Test 2
Listening
Part 1
~5 questions ~
Listen and draw lines. There is one example.
Harry Richard Emma George
Katy Robert SophiaPart 2
=5 questions -
Listen and write. There is one example.
Age at first singing lesson:
Favourite song
Where she enjoys singing most
Manager's name:
Before going on stage, has
Favourite thing she wears;
My favourite pop star!
dt
Michael
some ...
Listening
23Test 2
Part 3
—5 questions —
Where did Frank's mother see each thing?
Listen and write a letter in each box. There is one example.
f
| éae taxi S
rocket
ete fire engine
ambulance
Aad bicycle
| acTest 2
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Part 4
5 questions —
Listen and tick (¥) the box. There is one example.
isin’s house?
What time will Oliver arrive at his
1 What does Oliver hope to do?
2 What has Oliver not found yet?3 Which homework will Oliver take?
Ac = B c
4 What must Oliver remember to take?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 chemist’s
a camel
2 police officer
a factory
glue
a project a bin
This person works in space and might
travel to another planet
1 This animal moves slowly and can hide
its head and legs inside its hard shell.
2. The people who work in this place
make things like cars and computers
3 When you don't want to keep
something, you throw it in this.
4 Birds build this in a tree for their eggs
and their babies.
5 You can buy things like medicine, soap
and shampoo in this place
6 This big animal can walk for a long
time in hot, dry places. It can carry
people or heavy things
7 You can use these when you want to
cut paper or your hair.
& This person writes for newspapers
or websites about :hings that have
happened
People play games and do sport in
this building
10 Butterflies and beetles are examples
of these. Bigger animals like frogs
eat them
an astronaut
insects
eagles
a tortoise
scissors
a journalist
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Part 2
= 5 questions -
Helen has started to learn to play the drums. What does Helen say
to Katy?
Read the conversation and choose the best answer.
Write a letter (A-H) for each answer.
You do not need to use all the letters. There is one example.
Example
@& Katy: When did you start having drum lessons?
Q Helen: D
Questions
How often do you practise the drums?
Where do you practise the drums?
What is your drum teacher like?
Treally like pop music.
Would you like to play drums in a band?Reading and Writing
A Inthe basement, because the drums are very noisy
B Because I haven't learnt that yet, actually
© He's an amazing drum player and very cool.
D Last year. The drums were my birthday present. (Example)
E Sure! But I don’t know anyone else who plays an instrument
F No, they're at 5 o'clock on Mondays
G should do it every day, but sometimes I forget.
H_ Me too, but rock music is my favourite
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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
entrance worried heard silver path
ago tomorrow dark month hid
Harry's class at school was learning about caves, so the geography
teacher, Mrs Park, decided to take the class to visit one. They caught a
special bus to the un. Of an enormous cave. There
they had to put on helmets with torches on them because the cave was
really (1) : inside. Without torches they couldn’t
see anything, First, they went down some steps. Then they walked along
a). ... and saw some interesting rocks, Mrs Park
said, Many years (3) ocsssssssuine pifates Rept their treasure
here. We might find some gold!’ They arrived at a small lake, where some
boats were waiting. Mrs Park said, ‘These boats will take us to the exit
of the cave,’ Harry got into one of the boats, and saw something in the
water. ‘Look, I've found some (4) _ money
32Reading and Writing
I don't think a pirate (5) ; this money here! It’s
very new!’ said Harry, There was a shop near the bus stop. Harry used the
money to buy some sweets and ate them with his classmates
(6) Now choose the best name for the story.
Tick one box.
Mrs Park drives a boat
Harry finds the pirate's treasure ta)
The class explores a cave
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Example
1
2
aur w
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Part 4
10 questions -
Read the text. Choose the right words and write them on
the lines.
Kites
Kites have .............P&eM............... popular for over two thousand years.
Some people think that the first kites were made
leaves from trees. Kites can be different
shapes and sometimes they can look like animals or strange creatures.
They can be really small or enormous. It is often difficult to fly a kite for
a long time there has to be enough wind.
It can take a lot of practice to learn to fly a kite
Kites are always toys for children. A lot of
grown-ups love flying ‘ .. too, There are special
racing kites that people use in competitions, In some countries there are
huge kite festivals a you can see hundreds of
Rites in the air at the same time.
Some clever people have also sss kites to learn
more about the weather. They put special cameras on kites to help
cose find out about places that are too difficult or
dangerous to ; on the ground.Example
1
2
an nw
be
many
because
else
nothing
them
we
explore
been
of
any
while
well
no
they
where
using
us
exploring
being
up
every
how
used
our
explored
Reading and Writing
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Part 5
- 7 questions —
Look at the picture and read the story. Write some words to
complete the sentences about the story. You can use 1, 2, 3
or 4 words.
The golf ball
Richard and Emma are friends. One day, Richard said, ‘Emma, would you
like to play golf?’ ‘Yes,’ said Emma, ‘Let’s go to the park by the river!” Emma
was brilliant at golf, and the ball went a really long way when she hit it.
Richard and Emma saw the ball bounce once on the grass. Then they saw it
fall into the river. ‘Oh nol!’ said Emma.
The children saw a man who was fishing. ‘Our golf ball went into the river.
Can we borrow your net to get it, please?’ asked Emma. The man agreed.
The children thanked the man, and went to find the ball. I can't see the ball
from here,’ Emma said. ‘I know! If we stand up there on that bridge, we can
see better, said Emma. ‘Good idea,’ said Richard. ‘Let’s try!
So they stood on the bridge and tried to get the ball with the net. Then
Emma's hat fell off her head and into the river too!
But then a woman walked past with a friendly dog. Suddenly, the dog
jumped into the water and fetched both the ball and the hat. The kids
decided to stop playing golf and throw the ball for the dog instead, which
was much more fun.Reading and Writing
Examples
One day Richard invited , Emma to play golf with him.
They decided to play in the park that was by the river.
Questions
1 When Emma hit the ball, it went a very
2 The ball fell ocssssea Qfter it bounced once on
the grass
3 Richard and Emma borrowed a from a man
who was fishing
4 — The children couldn't see the ball so they decided to go up on the
5 Emma lost css it the water while they were
trying to get the ball.
6 The woman's .......... suo fetched the ball and the hat
from the river
7 Richard and Emma had throwing the ball
than playing golf
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Part 6
— 5 questions —
Read the diary and write the missing words. Write one word on
each line.
Tuesday
Example | Today was a special day, We went out to
a restaurant for dinner because my sister Sarah won the first
a eee in an art competition. Sarah chose
the restaurant too. The food was delicious and the waiters
= very friendly!
3 | On my birthday I am to gotoa
restaurant too. I think I will choose the same one again, because
4{1 like to go back there.
Now it’s very late but I'm still awake because I have
5 so much food!
38Reading and Writing
Part 7
Look at the three pictures. Write about this story. Write 20 or
more words.
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