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Cambridge Movers Practice Paper 27
AI-generated practice paper in the style of Movers — original material, not a reproduction of any real exam paper.
Listening
No audio recorded for this one yet — read the conversation below, then answer. Family Photo Album
alice: Look, George, this is a photo of my family at the beach last summer.
george: Wow, how many people are in your family?
alice: There are five of us: my mum, my dad, my two sisters, and me. I am the youngest.
george: What are your sisters called?
alice: The older one is called Fatima, and she is sixteen. The other one is called Nadia, and she is thirteen.
george: Do you all like the same things?
alice: Not really! Fatima loves reading books, Nadia loves dancing, and I love playing basketball.
george: That's interesting. What about your parents?
alice: My mum is a doctor and my dad is a teacher. They both love cooking together on Sundays.
george: Your family sounds wonderful, Alice!
1. How many people are in Alice's family?
2. How old is Fatima?
3. What does Nadia love?
4. What does Alice love?
5. What is Alice's mum's job?
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. book → •••
2. car → •••
3. star → •••
4. flower → •••
5. fish → •••
6. banana → •••
Reading
Oscar has a big family. He has two brothers and one sister. His oldest brother, Leo, is fifteen years old and plays the guitar. His sister, Ruby, is twelve and loves painting pictures of horses. His younger brother, Max, is only four and likes playing with toy cars. Oscar is ten years old, and his hobby is collecting stamps from different countries. He has stamps from France, Japan, and Brazil in a special book. Every Sunday, the whole family has dinner together at their grandmother's house. Grandma always cooks a delicious soup and a fruit pie for dessert.
1. How many brothers does Oscar have?
2. What does Leo play?
3. What does Ruby love painting?
4. What is Oscar's hobby?
5. Where does the family have dinner on Sundays?
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