Starters authentic examination papers 1 for revised exam from 2018 (answer booklet)

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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

Starters is the first level in the system Test instructions are very simple and consist only of words and

structures specified in the syllabus

The complete test lasts for less than an hour and has the following components: Listening, Reading and Writing, and Speaking

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 task There are four parts Each part begins with a clear example

1 listening for names and | picture, names and draw lines to match names to 5

2 listening for numbers form or page of notepad write words or numbers in gaps 5

and spellings with missing words and

dialogue

8 listening for specific 3-option multiple-choice tick box under correct picture 5

information of various pictures and dialogues

kinds

4 listening for words, picture and dialogue carry out instructions; locate 5

(range of colours is: black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, pink,

purple, red, yellow)

Introduction

Reading and Writing

Again, the focus is on the ‘here and now’ and the use of language in meaningful contexts where possible

To complete the test, candidates need a single pen or pencil There are five parts, each starting with a

clear example

part main skill focus input expected response number of items

1 reading short sentences | words, pictures and tick or cross to show if 5

and recognising words sentences sentence is true or false

2 reading sentences about | picture and sentences write ‘yes’ / ‘no’ 5

a picture and writing

one-word answers

jumbled letters

4 reading a text and cloze text, words and choose and copy missing 5

copying words pictures words

5 reading questions about a | story presented through | write one-word answers 5

picture story and writing three pictures and to questions

one-word answers questions

Speaking

In the Speaking test, the candidate speaks with one examiner for between three and five 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 vocabulary, pronunciation and interaction

1 understanding and following —_| scene picture and object cards | point to the correct part of the

2 understanding and following —_| scene picture respond to questions about

3 understanding and following —_| four object cards answer questions with short

4 understanding and responding | no visual prompt answer questions with short

Further information

Further information about Cambridge English: Young Learners can be obtained from:

Cambridge English Language Assessment

Listening

Part 1 (5 marks)

Lines should be drawn between:

1 Grace and the girl reading under the tree

2 Dan and the boy waving and holding a bat

3 Alex and the boy skateboarding

4 Eva and the girl with purple boots, flying a kite

5 Alice and the girl with black hair, playing a board game

1 Colour the cake in the boy’s hand — pink

2 Colour the cake on the girl with short hair’s plate - yellow

3 Colour the cake on the mat in front of the door — orange

4 Colour the cake in front of the cat - green

5 Colour the cake next to the girl’s mother (she’s pointing

at it) — blue

TRANSCRIPT Hello This is the Cambridge English

Starters Listening Test

Part 1 Look at Part 1 Now look at the

picture

Listen and look There is one example

Look! My friends are in the park

Is Mark there?

Yes, he’s fishing

Oh yes, | can see Mark’s got a fish now

Woman: Oh Me too!

2

Oh look! Dan’s there too

ls Dan holding a baseball bat?

Yes, and he’s waving at his friends

Woman: That’s nice!

Boy: Yes Alex loves skateboarding!

Woman: | know

4

Can you see Eva?

Is she the one with the kite?

Yes, she is

| like Eva’s purple boots They’re beautiful!

At the table? That's my friend Alice

Does Alice enjoy playing board games?

Yes, she does

Now listen to Part 1 again

[The recording is repeated.]

That is the end of Part 1

Look at the picture Listen and write

a name or a number There are two

examples

Hello Are you Tom?

Yes, that’s right

Can you spell your name for me, Tom?

Yes It's T-O-M

Can you see the answers?

Now you listen and write a name

or a number

1

Is that your brother?

No, he’s my friend

OK And what's his name?

Yes, he’s a very good friend!

And how old is he?

Oh, he’s twelve

‘Twelve

Yes

3

And is that his brother on the bike there?

Yes - and you know what?

What?

He's got five brothers!

Five brothers! And what about sisters?

Eighteen? That's not a very big class

No, but it’s a very nice class!

What's her name?

Mrs Hall That’s H-A-L-L

Mrs Hall Thanks

Now listen to Part 2 again

[The recording is repeated.]

That is the end of Part 2

Look at the pictures Now listen and

look There is one example

Which is Kim’s bag?

Is that your bag, Kim - the one with the

flowers on it?

No, mine's the small one

But with flowers on it?

Yes, and two birds

Can you see the tick?

Now you listen and tick the box

1 What is Anna taking to school?

Have you got your books for school, Anna and some pens?

Oh Anna! OK, then

2 Which is Bill’s dad?

Where's your dad today, Bill? Is he

playing basketball?

No, he’s in the garden

Is he cleaning the car?

No, he’s painting the window Look, there he is!

3 What would Sam like to do?

It’s a nice day today Let’s have a game

of tennis, Sam

Oh, not today Can we play on the

computer?

OK Can we play my animal game?

Oh, not that again I've got a new robot game Let's play that!

Oh, OK then

4 Which is Jill’s bedroom?

Is your bedroom big, Jill?

Yes, it's very big and it’s got two beds, and there’s a desk under the window

And is there a TV in your room?

No, | can’t have one

Oh

S Which is Nick’s brother?

Look over there, Nick That boy's eating

a burger Is he your brother?

Where oh him no That's his friend

My brother's there He's watching the

football

What? The boy with the camera?

No, the one with the glasses

Right!

Now listen to Part 3 again

[The recording is repeated ]

That is the end of Part 3

Look at the picture Listen and look

There is one example

Can you see the cakes in this picture?

Yes, | can There are lots!

There's a cake in the cupboard Can you

see that one?

In the cupboard? Oh yes Can | colour that cake brown?

Brown? Yes, OK

Can you see the brown cake in the cupboard?

This is an example

Now you listen and colour

1 Can you see the boy?

Yes, he’s got a cake in his hand

Yes, well colour that cake pink

I'm doing that now

That's very nice

2

And there’s a small girl at the table with short hair Can you see her?

Yes, she’s got a big cake

Yes Can you colour the girl’s cake yellow please?

OK then

3

And look over there Can you see the

cake on the mat?

On the mat?

Yes Can you colour it orange?

Yes, | can

4 There's a cake in front of the cat!

In front of the cat? Oh yes, there is

Can | colour that cake green?

Girt: Yes, she’s pointing at it!

Man: That's right Can you colour the cake blue, please?

Girt: OK I’m colouring it now

Man: That's a very nice picture

Gir: Thanks!

Now listen to Part 4 again

[The recording is repeated.] That is the end of the Starters

1 kitchen 2 dinner 3 book 4 tablet

5 rug

Part 5 (5 marks)

1 boy/brother/child 2 4/four 3 monkey

4 girl 5 pointing

Speaking

Test 1 Answers

Part Examiner does this: Examiner says this: Minimum response

expected from child: Back-up questions:

and point to Scene picture

Point to the lemonade in

Scene picture

Point to Object cards

food shop The man is looking at the fruit

Here's the lemonade

*, Where’s the monkey?

Where are the oranges?

Now look at these

Which is the shell?

I'm putting the shell on the door

Now you put the shell between the watermelons

Which is the book/pen?

Put the book/pen in front

of the babies

Points to items in picture

Points to Object card

Puts Object card in place

Points to Object card

Puts Object card in place

Candidate enters Hello My name's Jane/ | Hello

Ms Smith

What's your name? (name) Is your name (child’s

name)?

1 Open Candidate booklet Look at this This is a

Is this the monkey?

Are these the oranges?

Is this the shell?

(pointing to shell)

Where are the

watermelons?

Between the watermelons

Is this the book/pen?

(pointing to book/pen)

Where are the babies?

In front of the babies

Point to the woman

Point to the flowers

Close candidate booklet Now, *, what's this?

What colour is it?

How many pineapples are there?

What's the woman doing?

Tell me about the

(Are they on the table?)

* Remember to use the child’s name throughout the test

Part | Examiner does this: Examiner says this: Minimum response Back-up questions:

expected from child:

3 Pick out 4 Object cards

Do you eat fish? yes/no

What do you eat for bread Do you eat bread? breakfast?

3.2 Show eyes card What are these? eyes Are they eyes?

eyes?

Do you wear glasses? yes/no

Can you play the guitar? | yes/no Where do you listen to | (my) bedroom Do you listen to music in

3.4 Show bear card What's this? bear Is it a bear?

Do you like bears? yes/no

animal?

a house or a flat/an apartment?

Who lives in your house/ | my family Does your family live

flat/apartment? in your house/flat/

Test 2 Answers

Listening

Part 1 (5 marks)

Lines should be drawn between:

1 Grace and the girl eating fries

2 Hugo and the boy standing in the sea, eating a burger

3 Alice and the girl reading under the tree

4 Mark and the boy fishing

5 Jill and the girl in the orange dress

Part 2 (5 marks)

1a 2 Robot (correct spelling)

36 4 Lucy (correct spelling)

Se

Part 3 (5 marks)

Part 4 (5 marks)

1 Colour the car on the truck — blue

2 Colour the car next to the flowers — yellow

3 Colour the car behind the bike - green

4 Colour the car in the dog’s mouth — purple

5 Colour the car between the bag and the tree - red

TRANSCRIPT Hello This is the Cambridge English

Starters Listening Test

Part 1 Look at Part 1 Now look at the picture

Listen and look There is one example

friends

Oh, yes! They are on the beach

He's playing badminton

| can see him | like Tom's baseball cap

'Who's that girl? She’s sitting on the sand

That’s my friend, Grace

What's Grace doing?

She’s eating fries She loves them! So do |

Look at that boy, he’s eating a burger

Oh, that’s Hugo

He's standing in the sea

Yes, he is Hugo loves the sea

Is that your friend in the boat too?

Mark? Yes, Mark’s my friend

Does he like fishing?

Yes, it is! It’s really big! Jill’s looking at it

Oh yes Jill’s wearing an orange dress

It's a fantastic picture!

Now listen to Part 1 again

[The recording is repeated.]

That is the end of Part 1

Look at the picture Listen and write

a name or a number There are two

examples

Hello May Is this your monster?

Yes His name's Pink

Is that P-I-N-K?

Yes, that's right

How old is he?

He's two

Two? That's very young!

Yes He’s a small baby monster

Can you see the answers?

Now you listen and write a name or a number

Yes, he does, It’s a school for monsters

What's its name?

Robot School

Is that R-O-B-O-T?

Yes

3

How many legs has he got?

Legs? Oooh he’s got six

Six?

Yes, that’s right

4

He lives with a friend

Is his friend a monster?

No, a chicken Her name's Lucy

Is that L-U-C-Y?

Yes

5

She's got some eggs

Has she? How many?

Erm she's got three

Now listen to Part 2 again

[The recording is repeated.]

That is the end of Part 2

Look at the pictures Now listen and

look There is one example

What is Bill wearing?

Is that Bill in a black jacket?

No, that’s Bill's brother Bill's next to the

door

In the T-shirt and trousers?

Yes, that’s him He’s talking to the man

with the blue shirt

Can you see the tick?

Now you listen and tick the box

1 What is Pat’s favourite animal?

What animals do you like, Pat?

Crocodiles are OK

Oh, | don't like them Do you like hippos?

No, they're ugly Elephants are my

favourite

2 What is Anna’s grandmother doing?

Is your grandmother sleeping, Anna?

No, she’s playing tennis with her friends She loves sport

Can she swim?

Yes Very well

3 What can the baby do?

Does your baby brother like his new ball?

Yes, he does

Can he bounce it?

No! And he can’t catch it But he can throw it Look

4 What does Sam want?

What food have we got, Mom?

There’s some pineapple, Sam Do you

want that? Or some watermelon?

No thanks Can | have a banana?

OK, here you are

5S Where is the computer?

Have you got a computer in your bedroom, Nick?

No, | haven’t

Is there one in your kitchen?

No, our computer is in the living room

Now listen to Part 3 again

[The recording is repeated.]

That is the end of Part 3.