A1 Reading Practice Test 4
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Lucy needs new shoes for school. Her old shoes are too small. She goes to a shoe shop with her mum.
There are many shoes in the shop. Lucy likes the red ones, but they are expensive. Her mum likes the black ones. They are cheap and nice.
"Try them on," says the woman in the shop. Lucy walks around the shop. "They are good!" she says. "I like them." Mum pays, and Lucy puts the old shoes in the bag.
1. Why does Lucy need new shoes?
2. Who goes to the shop with Lucy?
3. Which shoes does Lucy's mum like?
4. What does Lucy do with her old shoes?
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In Japan, children usually clean their school every day. This is a normal part of the school day.
After lunch, the children take brooms and cloths. They clean the floor, the desks and the windows. Some children clean the garden too. They work in small groups, and the teacher helps them.
Children learn to look after their school. They also learn to work together.
1. Who usually cleans the school in Japan?
2. When do the children clean?
3. What do the children clean?
4. What do the children learn?
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Emre loves football. On Saturdays he plays in the park with his friends. The park is near his flat in Ankara.
Today there are five boys and five girls, so there are two teams. Emre's team wears blue and the other team wears white. The game is fast and fun.
Emre has got the ball. He runs, he kicks, and goal! His friends shout and clap. After the game, they all drink water and eat simit under a big tree.
1. Where does Emre play football?
2. How many children play today?
3. What colour does Emre's team wear?
4. What do the children eat after the game?