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Cambridge Movers Practice Paper 39

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. Welcome to the New School

alice: Hello! You must be Noah. Welcome to our school. I'm Miss Ahmed. george: Hello, Miss Ahmed. Thank you. alice: Let me show you around. This is your classroom, and that is your desk near the window. george: Thank you. Where can I put my coat and bag? alice: You can hang your coat on the hook over there, and put your bag under your desk. george: Okay. What time is lunch today? alice: Lunch is at twelve thirty. Before that, we have break time at ten o'clock. george: Thank you. Is there a football field here? alice: Yes, it's just behind the school building. Many children play there at break time.

1. Who is showing Noah around?

2. Where is Noah's desk?

3. Where should Noah put his bag?

4. What time is break time?

5. Where is the football field?

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. milk → •••

2. kite → •••

3. chair → •••

4. sun → •••

5. dog → •••

6. lion → •••

Reading

Today is Noah's first day at a new school because his family moved to a new town. Noah feels a little nervous because he does not know anyone yet. His new teacher, Miss Ahmed, is very kind and shows him where to put his bag and coat. At break time, a boy called Felix asks Noah if he wants to play football. Noah says yes and they become friends quickly. At lunchtime, Noah sits with Felix and two other children called Zara and Ben. They all talk about their favourite games and cartoons. By the end of the day, Noah feels much happier and tells his mum that he already has three new friends.

1. Why is today special for Noah?

2. Why does Noah feel nervous?

3. Who is Noah's new teacher?

4. What does Felix ask Noah at break time?

5. How does Noah feel by the end of the day?

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