A1 Movers Test #81 - Reading & Writing

11/21/2021 8:26:00 AM

Part 1
— 5 questions —

Look and read. Choose the correct words and write them in the blanks. There is one example.

Example

This can make your hair move when you are outside. ...a wind...

Questions

1. At night, you can look up and see this with the moon in the sky. 

2. This is a group of people who play music together.

3. You can buy a ticket here to ride on a horse that goes round to music. 

4. In a football game, you kick the ball into the net to have this.

5. These are messages you send and get on the internet. You can write a title for these, and it can be very long. 

Read the text and choose the best answer.

Example

Jack: Where did you and your family go on holiday?

Vicky: A. For two weeks.

             B. To the countryside.

           C. It was sunny.

Jack: What did you do there?

Vicky: _____

  • We had a picnic by the river.
  • I was doing my homework.
  • It was very beautiful there.

Jack: Did you go swimming in the river?

Vicky: _____

  • Swimming is my favorite sport.
  • No, the water was too cold.
  • Yes, it’s a beautiful river.

Jack: Did you see any animals there?

Vicky: _____

  • There are some animals.
  • Well, they don't live in the field.
  • Yes, I saw some rabbits.

Jack: I love the countryside. The farms are the best part.

Vicky: _____

  • So do I.
  • They are not.
  • Farmers work there.

Jack: Do you have any photos from the trip?

Vicky: _____

  • My mom just gave me a new camera.
  • Yes, would you like to see them?
  • No, I didn't want any trips.

Jack: Wow! It's really beautiful there.

Vicky: _____

  • Excuse me!
  • Oh dear!
  • You're right!

Read the story. Choose a word from the box. Write the correct word next to numbers 1-5. There is one example.

Last Saturday, Clare and her brother, Jack, went to the park to play football. Grandma came to watch them.

Clare was very good at football. She ran quickly and kicked the ball. She a goal! 

‘One for Clare!’ Grandma shouted.

Jack was angry because he didn’t have any goals. He kicked the ball. It flew behind a big tree. The children couldn't find it. 

‘Oh no!’ said Jack. ‘How can we play now?’

Grandma up from her seat. ‘Don’t worry,’ she said. She walked to the tree and looked carefully. She saw the ball between two big rocks. She picked it up and kicked it to Jack. It went in the .

‘Wow, one for Grandma! That was a really strong !’ said Jack.

‘I was a football player, Jack,’ she laughed.

‘Why do you never tell us?’ Clare asked.

‘Because you never ask me. Now, can we play?’ Grandma said.

Clare and Jack looked at Grandma carefully. They thought she was the coolest grandma in the .

Now choose the best name for the story:

Read the text. Choose the right words in the blanks.

Fruits

There are many kinds of fruits the world. Some grow in hot countries, and others grow in cold places. Fruits can grow on trees or on the ground. They got different colours and shapes. Some are round, some are long, and some are small. You can eat fruits any time of the day. But before you eat a fruit, you must it with clean water. People can make many things from fruits. They can drink their juice. They can make drinks, ice cream, and cakes . Everyone, young or old, should eat fruits every day it helps keep our bodies strong.

Look at the pictures and read the story. Write some words to complete the sentences about the story. You can use 1, 2 or 3 words.

Be brave, Lily!

On a Saturday afternoon, Lily and her mum went to a quiet café in the city centre. Lily was very happy because she could enjoy a strawberry milkshake.
They sat down at a table near the window. 'I can’t wait for my milkshake!' Lily said.
Then a woman with cool sunglasses walked in and sat next to Lily's table. 

Examples:

Lily went to a café with her mum on a ...Saturday afternoon...
The café was ...quiet..., and it was in the city centre.

Questions:

1. Lily wanted to have a strawberry to drink.
2. A woman walked in and sat down at the table Lily's table.

Lily was very surprised because it was Sunny Sparkle, her favourite pop star.
Lily really wanted to say hello, but she was afraid. 
'Mum! It’s my favourite pop star! But I can’t talk to her. Is she busy? I’m afraid,' said Lily.
Her mum looked at Sunny Sparkle, then back at Lily. She smiled. 'She looks very nice, Lily. She may be happy to meet you. Let's try. You're brave,' she said.

3. Sunny Sparkle was Lily's .
4. Lily wanted to say hello, but she felt too .
5. Lily's mother looked at the pop star and told Lily to be .

Lily thought about it. She stood up and walked to the pop star’s table.
'Excuse me, Sunny?' she said. 'I really like you and your music.'
Sunny Sparkle took off her sunglasses and gave Lily a big smile. 'Hello there! It’s so nice to meet you,' she said.
'Could… could I please take a photo with you?' Lily asked.
'Yes! I'm very happy. Thank you for loving my music,' smiled Sunny.
Lily’s mum took a picture with her phone. Lily was the happiest girl.

6. Lily liked Sunny Sparkle and her , so Sunny gave her a big smile.
7. Lily wanted a photo, so her mum with her phone.

Look and read and write.

Look and read and write.

Examples:

The sky is blue.

What is the girl wearing on her legs? She's wearing pink pants.

Complete the sentences.

1. On the ground, there are many gray .

2. The girl is writing with a . 

Answer the questions.

3. What is the boy thinking about? -

4. Which animal is running? -

Now write two sentences about the picture.