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CAMBRIDGE TEST’S UNDERSTAND CHECKING QUESTIONS

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the age range for children who can take the Cambridge Young Learners tests?

a)

5-10 years old

b)

7-12 years old

c)

9-14 years old

d)

10-19 years old

2.

What is the primary purpose of the Cambridge Young Learners tests?

a)

To test advanced English grammar

b)

To assess mathematical skills

c)

To introduce students to everyday written and spoken English

d)

To assess communication ability

3.

For the Speaking section, how is the overall score converted into shields?

a)

Based on unofficial guidelines

b)

Arbitrarily by the examiner

c)

Using guides provided in the documents

4.

Which part is this listening exercise in the Starters Listening test?

a)

Part 1

b)

Part 2

c)

Part 3

d)

Part 4

5.

How long does a Starters Cambridge test last?

a)

60-62 mins

b)

72-74 mins

c)

43-45  mins

d)

30-35 mins

6.

Which of the following is NOT a consideration in the design of the tests?

a)

Child-friendly format

b)

Emphasis on literary analysis

c)

Practical English

7.

What resources are the content of the tests based on?

a)

Wordlists and grammar structures lists provided by Cambridge

b)

Online language courses

c)

Educational TV shows

d)

Newspaper

8.

Which document contains the grammar and structures lists for teachers?

a)

Test Preparation Manual

b)

Student’s Workbook

c)

Learners' books

d)

Official Handbook for Teachers

9.

How long does a Movers Cambridge test last?

a)

60-62 mins

b)

72-74 mins

c)

43-45  mins

d)

30-35 mins

10.

What type of scoring system is used in the Cambridge Young Learners tests?

a)

Numerical grades

b)

Percentage scores

c)

Shields

11.

How many shields can be awarded per section in the tests?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

12.

Which part is it in Movers Listening test?

a)

Part 1

b)

Part 2

c)

Part 3

d)

Part 4

13.

What should children practice for part 4 in the Flyers Speaking test?

a)

Understanding and talking about differences between pictures. Talking about color, size, number, position, how people/things look, what people are doing, etc.

b)

Understanding and talking about differences between pictures. Talking about color, size, number, position, how people/things look, what people are doing, etc.

c)

Understanding and responding to personal questions.

d)

Understanding the beginning of a story and then continuing it. Describing pictures.

14.

How long does a Flyers Cambridge test last?

a)

60-62 mins

b)

72-74 mins

c)

43-45  mins

d)

30-35 mins

15.

Which part is it in the Flyers Writing test?

(a)  

16.

How many points correspond to 5 shields in the Pre-A1 Starters Listening section?

a)

18-20

b)

15-17

c)

11-14

d)

11-20

17.

How is the Speaking section assessed?

a)

Multiple-choice questions

b)

Written essays

c)

Based on three criteria: Vocabulary and Grammar, Pronunciation, Interactive Communication

18.

For A1 Movers, how many points are needed to achieve 3 shields in the Reading and Writing section?

a)

18-23

b)

24-28

c)

29-32

d)

20-30

19.

What can students get after attending the Cambridge Test?

a)

Each student will receive a certificate and a Statement of Result.

b)

Students don't get anything

c)

Students will get prize

d)

Students will get scholarship

20.

Do the students pass or fail the test?

a)

Pass

b)

There is no pass or fail and all children receive a certificate which shows how many shields they have received (out of a maximum of five) for each part of the

c)

Fail