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Cambridge Flyers Practice Paper 21

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Listening

No audio recorded for this one yet — read the conversation below, then answer. Planning a Camping Trip

alice: Hi George, are you ready for the camping trip next weekend? george: Almost! I still need to buy a sleeping bag. Which shop did you use last year? alice: I bought mine at Outdoor World. They have sleeping bags starting at eighteen pounds. george: That's not too expensive. Do we need to bring our own tent, or does the campsite have one? alice: We need our own tent. My family has a big one that can fit six people, so we can share. george: That's very kind, thank you! What about food? Should everyone bring their own? alice: Let's share the cooking. I'll bring pasta and vegetables, and you could bring bread and fruit. george: Sounds like a plan. What time should we leave on Saturday? alice: Let's meet at the train station at half past eight in the morning, so we arrive before lunch.

1. What does George still need to buy?

2. How many people can Alice's tent fit?

3. What will Alice bring for food?

4. What will George bring?

5. What time will they meet on Saturday?

Look, read and match

Look at the pictures. Write the correct letter (A–F) next to each word.

A
B
C
D
E
F

1. bread → •••

2. pencil → •••

3. bus → •••

4. chair → •••

5. snowman → •••

6. elephant → •••

Reading

Every summer, Josh's family goes camping in the mountains for a week. This year, they packed a big tent, sleeping bags, and a small stove for cooking. On the first day, they walked along a river and saw a family of deer drinking water. Josh's dad taught him how to catch fish using a simple fishing rod, and Josh caught two small fish for dinner. In the evening, they made a campfire and told stories under the stars. On the third day, it rained heavily, so the family stayed inside the tent and played card games instead. Despite the rain, Josh said it was one of the best holidays he had ever had, because he learned so many new skills.

1. Where does Josh's family go camping?

2. What did they see by the river?

3. What did Josh's dad teach him?

4. What did they do on the third day?

5. Why did Josh say it was a great holiday?

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