When was Cambridge University founded?
In 1208
In 1408
In 1108
In 1222
The first Cambridge international exams were taken in Trinidad ______ by six candidates
In 1924
In 1864
In 1850
In 1899
In 1913 the exam could be taken in Cambridge or London, for a fee of £3.
False
True
Did you know...?
The exam lasted 12 hours and was only available for candidates aged 20 or over.
Cambridge English exams can only be taken in the United Kingdom.
False
True
The Cambridge English exams are taken by _______ people every year.
3.5 million
6.1 million
8.4 million
5.5 million
Cambridge English exams are recognised by over _______ educational institutions.
20.000
25.000
15.000
13.000
Did you know...?
Cambridge Assessment is a provider of international qualifications, offering examinations and qualifications in more than 160 countries.
How many question papers does Cambridge produce each year?
2 billion
1 million
9 million
3,5 million
Computer based test is another way how to sit a Cambridge English exam.
True
False
What are the four parts of the Cambridge exams?
Reading and Use of English, Writing, Speaking and Listening
Reading, Speaking, Grammar and Listening
Use of English, Writing, Speaking, Listening and Grammar
Reading, Speaking, Listening and Use of English
What's the most advanced exam in Cambridge?
A2 Key
C1 Advanced
C2 Proficiency
B2 First
Which Cambridge exam is recommended for students in secondary school (11 to 16 years)?
A2 Flyers
A1 Movers
B2 First
B1 Preliminary
What score should you take to be considered a A2 (pre-intermmediate) English speaker?
120 to 139
100 to 119
140 to 150
133 to 139
A A2 Key qualification shows that you can:
All of the options
Introduce yourself and answer basic questions about yourself
Interact with English speakers at a basic level
Understand simple written English
What score should you take to be considered a B1 (intermmediate) English speaker?
140 to 159
160 to 179
160 to 182
0 to 160
