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What are “photographs”?

Pictures taken with a camera

Pages from a notebook

Food menus

Ticket designs

What is “music”?

Sounds made by singing or instruments

Food made from rice

Photos of family

Posters about school rules

What is “make-up”?

Colored products used on the face for beauty

A type of fruit

A way to play music

A type of transport

What are “lights”?

Things that make a place bright

Big signs in the street

Places to sit at school

Books on a shelf

What are “tickets”?

Pieces of paper you use to enter an event

Magazines you borrow

Tools for fixing things

Games you play online

What is “food”?

Something you eat to stay healthy

Songs you listen to

Sports you play

Books you read

What are “posters”?

Big printed papers used for decoration or advertising

Small boxes for food

Tools for cooking

Types of shoes

What are “clothes”?

Things you wear like shirts and trousers

Things you eat for lunch

Things you read at school

Things you listen to

What does "gone" mean?

Left a place and is no longer there

Waiting at home

Coming inside

Sitting at a table

What does "entered" mean?

Went into a place

Won a prize

Learned a language

Spoke very fast

What does "stayed" mean?

Remained in one place

Laughed at a joke

Fell over something

Painted a picture

What does "speaking" mean?

Using words to talk

Running quickly

Singing loudly

Opening a door

What does "answering" mean?

Responding to a question or call

Asking a question

Laughing with friends

Leaving a room

What does "calling" mean?

Using a phone to talk to someone

Bringing a book

Learning a new language

Dancing at a party

What does "watch" mean?

To look at something carefully for a period of time

To listen with headphones

To speak with friends

To cook a meal

What does "look" mean?

To direct your eyes at something

To run toward something

To forget something fast

To throw something away

What does "see" mean?

To notice something with your eyes

To feel something soft

To hear something loud

To touch something cold

What does "career" mean?

A job or profession over a long time

A sport you play on weekends

A short school trip

A food you enjoy

What does "work" mean?

An activity you do to earn money

A short holiday

Something fun and easy

A tool you buy

What does "explaining" mean?

Making something clear or easy to understand

Hiding information

Giving someone a gift

Talking without thinking

What does "hoping" mean?

Wishing for something to happen

Having a strong opinion

Saying something loudly

Finishing a task quickly

What does "knowing" mean?

Having knowledge or understanding

Being surprised by something

Telling someone a secret

Waiting for instructions

What does "difference" mean?

How two things are not the same

How two things are together

How to fix a mistake

How to make something larger

What does "variety" mean?

A group of different things

A small part of one thing

A repeated action

A boring activity

What does "change" mean?

To make something different

To copy something

To explain something

To hide something

In Writing Part 2 - what are you writing?

An email

A poem

A report

A letter to a friend

In Writing Part 1 - what should you write?

One word for each gap

A paragraph

A story

A list

What do you do after writing your answers?

Check them

Close the book

Submit immediately

Ask a friend to do it

What’s a good first step before writing?

Read the instructions

Start writing immediately

Draw a picture

Guess the topic

How long is the Writing Section?

35 minutes

15 minutes

25 minutes

1 hour

How many parts are there in the Reading test?

2

3

1

4

What game is used in Reading class for practice?

Gallery walk race

Running dictation

Spelling bee

Bingo

What is one strategy for Reading Part 1?

Underline keywords

Read out loud

Guess the answer

Write an essay

How long is the Reading Section?

40 minutes

15 minutes

60 minutes

25 minutes

What should you do before Listening Part 1?

Read the instructions

Guess the answers

Take a nap

Skip the section

Which of these is an example of information you might hear in Listening Part 1?

6:15pm

9:30am

10:45

12pm sharp

How long is Listening Part 1 and 2?

15 minutes

5 minutes

2 minutes

1 hour