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Cambridge Movers Practice Paper 36

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Listening

No audio recorded for this one yet — read the conversation below, then answer. At the School Fair

alice: Welcome to the school fair! Would you like to try the ring game? george: Yes, please! How many rings do I get? alice: You get five rings. If you get three rings on a bottle, you win a prize. george: Okay, I'll try my best! What prizes can I win? alice: You could win a goldfish, a small toy, or some sweets. george: I got three rings on the bottles! What do I win? alice: Well done! You can choose a goldfish or a toy car. george: I'll choose the goldfish, please. Can I also try the coconut shy? alice: Of course, it's just next to this stall. It costs fifty pence for three balls.

1. How many rings does George get?

2. How many rings must land on a bottle to win?

3. What prizes are available?

4. What does George choose?

5. How much does the coconut shy cost?

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. banana → •••

2. book → •••

3. car → •••

4. boat → •••

5. flower → •••

6. fish → •••

Reading

Sophie's school had a big fair last Friday to raise money for new books. There were many different activities, like a coconut shy, a face-painting stall, and a cake sale. Sophie's mum helped at the cake sale, selling cupcakes and cookies. Sophie had her face painted like a tiger, with orange and black stripes. She also won a small teddy bear by throwing three balls into a bucket. Her best friend, Ruby, won a goldfish in a plastic bag by playing a ring game. At the end of the day, the head teacher said the fair had made two hundred pounds for new library books. Everyone was happy and tired after a fun day.

1. Why did the school have a fair?

2. What did Sophie's mum do at the fair?

3. What animal was Sophie's face painted like?

4. What did Sophie win?

5. How much money did the fair make?

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