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Cambridge Movers Practice Paper 31

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Listening

No audio recorded for this one yet — read the conversation below, then answer. Ordering at the Bakery

alice: Good morning! What would you like today? george: Hello! Can I have two croissants and a chocolate muffin, please? alice: Of course. Would you also like some bread? We have fresh brown bread today. george: Yes, please, one loaf of brown bread. How much is that altogether? alice: That's six pounds fifty. Would you like a bag or a box? george: A bag is fine, thank you. Do you sell birthday cakes here too? alice: Yes, we do! You need to order them two days before you need them. george: Great, I'll come back next week to order one for my daughter. alice: Wonderful! We'll see you then. Here is your bag — enjoy!

1. How many croissants does George buy?

2. What kind of bread does he buy?

3. How much does George pay?

4. What does George choose to carry his food?

5. How early must birthday cakes be ordered?

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. umbrella → •••

2. bag → •••

3. phone → •••

4. cat → •••

5. duck → •••

6. egg → •••

Reading

Every Thursday, Mia's mum takes her to the bakery near their house. The bakery smells like warm bread and sweet cakes. The baker, Mr Lopez, always wears a white apron and a tall white hat. Today, Mia chooses a small chocolate muffin and her mum buys a loaf of brown bread. Mr Lopez gives Mia a free biscuit shaped like a star because it is her birthday next week. Mia says thank you and smiles. On the way home, Mia eats her muffin slowly because she wants it to last a long time. She tells her mum that the bakery is her favourite shop in the whole town.

1. What day does Mia go to the bakery?

2. What does the baker wear?

3. What does Mia choose?

4. Why does Mr Lopez give Mia a free biscuit?

5. What shape is the biscuit?

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