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Cambridge Movers Practice Paper 32

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Listening

No audio recorded for this one yet — read the conversation below, then answer. Making Puppets Together

alice: George, do you want to make a puppet with me this afternoon? george: Yes! What can we use to make it? alice: We have some old socks, buttons, and coloured wool in this box. george: I want to make a lion puppet. Can I use the yellow sock? alice: Good idea! You can use two black buttons for its eyes. george: What about the mane? Lions have lots of hair around their face. alice: We can use the orange wool for that. I will help you glue it on. george: Thank you! What puppet are you going to make? alice: I want to make a fish puppet using the blue sock and some silver paper for the scales. george: That sounds beautiful! Let's start now.

1. What does George want to make?

2. What colour sock does George use?

3. What does George use for the eyes?

4. What colour wool is used for the mane?

5. What is Alice going to make?

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. clock → •••

2. sun → •••

3. dog → •••

4. rabbit → •••

5. horse → •••

6. orange → •••

Reading

Last Saturday, Leo and his sister Anna made a puppet show for their parents. First, they made puppets from old socks and buttons. Leo's puppet was a funny dog with big ears. Anna's puppet was a princess with a paper crown. They used a big blue blanket as a stage and hid behind the sofa. Their story was about a dog who helps a princess find her lost cat. Their parents sat on chairs and watched. At the end, everyone clapped loudly. Leo and Anna were very happy and decided to make a new puppet show next month with more characters.

1. What did Leo and Anna make their puppets from?

2. What was Leo's puppet?

3. What did they use as a stage?

4. What was the story about?

5. What do Leo and Anna want to do next month?

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