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Chứng chỉ Starters, Movers và Flyers là ba chứng chỉ tiếng Anh thuộc hệ thống chứng chỉ YLE (Young Learners English Test) do Hội đồng Khảo thí tiếng Anh thuộc trường Đại học Cambridge tổ chức thi và cấp bằng. Các chứng chỉ này dành cho đối tượng mầm non và tiểu học. Tại Việt Nam, các chứng chỉ này rất phổ biến và được công nhận rộng rãi, là tiêu chuẩn đầu vào của nhiều trường trung học cơ sở điểm và các lớp tăng cường tiếng Anh. Đề thi Starters, Movers và Flyers bao gồm 3 phần: Listening: Kiểm tra khả năng nghe hiểu, từ vựng. Reading Writing: Kiểm tra vốn từ vựng, ngữ pháp và kỹ năng đọc của trẻ. Speaking: Kiểm tra khả năng nghe nói. Ở mỗi phần thi, trẻ sẽ được tính thang điểm trên 5 hay trên chứng chỉ sẽ thể hiện 5 hình khiên. Như vậy, qua 3 phần thi, số điểm tối đa trẻ có thể đạt được là 15 điểm hoặc 15 khiên. Tuy không có quy định về số điểm đậu rớt, mức điểm trung bình để đậu hiện nay là trẻ cần đạt được tổng số 10 khiên trên 15 khiên cho 3 phần thi và mỗi phần thi đều đạt tối thiểu 2 khiên. Có nghĩa là, mỗi phần thi trẻ cần làm đúng trung bình 70% câu hỏi và không có phần thi nào có điểm dưới 40%.
Movers Word List Picture Book Contents About this book…………………………………………… About Cambridge English: Movers What are the Movers doing today? Who’s who? A favourite toy shop 6–7 The party 8–9 At the doctor’s 10–11 Uncle Charlie’s hotel 12–13 From the countryside to the jungle 14–15 The weather 16–17 Our town 18–19 Dreaming of holidays 20–21 Some games 22–24 A–Z Word List for Cambridge English: Movers 25–29 Answers 30 My notes 31 About this book About Cambridge English: Movers This colourful picture book will help children who have completed Cambridge English: Starters take the next step in their English language learning journey The book uses many of the words from the Cambridge English: Movers Word List You will find the words in: the colourful pictures Cambridge English: Young Learners is a series of fun, motivating English language tests for children in primary and lower secondary education The tests are an excellent way for children to gain confidence and improve their English Which number? Can you show which number goes with which and write in the letters? eigh th 14th _ix th 46 f_f th 15 th s_v_nt _ 51 fourteenth 16th 17th 18 th 19th 20th fif - ve for - _ee n_n_t _th fif -e _t six - v_n fif -o_e _ety- ven _n_ h d d sev _y–t _e kangaroo Here is the village toy shop The Movers are shopping for their favourite toys everyone – fat teddy bears, funny comic books Pretty Polly, the naughty parrot, is rabbit bear 36 Let’s talk! 38 • How often you go into a 67 73 tw _ie fo _-s_x 89 97 thi _- ght panda lion dolphin shark parrot in a cage pirate 60 thir -s_x • What will you look for today in the toy shop? Why? farmer on his farm the surprised pirate Come on in Come inside and have a good look around 58 roof A favourite toy shop the introduction to each section 55 tall clown whale kitten pet puppy • Do you prefer the tall clown or the 43 • Who would you like to take with you to the toy shop? comic book/ comic skates six 100 _ight_-n _ the ‘Let’s talk!’ sections 23 the activity pages The full Cambridge English: Movers Word List is at the end of this book • Talk about the pictures If you are a parent or a teacher, find time to sit with your children and look at the book Talk together about what you see The ‘Let’s talk!’ questions on the picture pages give ideas of what you can talk about Try and help your children to move from one-word answers to longer answers • Find words in the pictures There is lots of action in the pictures Ask your children to talk about what they see Can they tell stories about the people in the pictures? They can then begin to use the words for a real purpose See if the children want to test your English too! What can they ask you to find in the pictures? There are three levels of test: • Cambridge English: Starters • Cambridge English: Movers • Cambridge English: Flyers Cambridge English: Movers is a great way to help children build on their language skills and make further progress in English For more information about Cambridge English: Young Learners please visit: www.cambridgeenglish.org/younglearners Hello! John is afraid and frightened of the noisy _ _ _ _ What are the Movers doing today? Mary always likes going shopping and today she will buy a _ _ Read all about our busy Movers Look at the pictures below, then read the sentences and choose the correct words for the gaps 10 Paul is going to have a picnic in the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Lily is going to the cinema so she gets dressed in her black _ _ _ _ 11 Peter is clever and likes doing his homework using the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 12 Sally would like to see her aunt in the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 13 Vicky will quickly cook pasta for her hungry _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CD film sweater grandparents coffee Who’s who? swim countryside Look at the 13 sentences above Which order are the Movers in? Write the correct letters in the gaps below coat internet Eighth Mover: L i l y Fourth Mover: _ _ c _ Second Mover: _ _ _ _ y Sixth Mover: _ i _ Ninth Mover: _ a _ _ Thirteenth Mover: _ _ _ k _ Twelfth Mover: _ _ l _ _ Tenth Mover: _ _ u _ Third Mover: _ r _ _ Eleventh Mover: _ e _ _ _ First Mover: _ h _ _ _ _ _ Seventh Mover: _ o _ _ scarf hospital toothbrush elevator/lift Charlie is cold so he gets dressed and puts on his best grey s w e a t e r Daisy is hot so she takes off her pink _ _ _ _ _ Fred’s dad is thirsty so Fred gives him a hot _ _ _ _ _ _ Jack often goes to the swimming pool so he can _ _ _ _ Jane has toothache so she cleans all her teeth with a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Fifth Mover: _ _ _ e Jim is too tired to climb the stairs so he must take the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ / roof A favourite toy shop Here is the village toy shop The Movers are shopping for their favourite toys There are lots of different toys for everyone – fat teddy bears, funny comic books Pretty Polly, the naughty parrot, is eating the pirate’s beard “Get off!” shouts the surprised pirate Come on in Come inside and have a good look around kangaroo rabbit bear • What will you look for today in the toy shop? Why? farmer on his farm • How often you go into a toy shop? What’s its name? panda lion dolphin shark parrot in a cage pirate tall clown kitten pet puppy • Do you prefer the tall clown or the small clown? • Who would you like to take with you to the toy shop? comic book/ comic whale Let’s talk! skates The party message son and grandson glass bottle The band at this party are playing very loudly The happy pair are having the first dance There’s plenty of food and drink for everyone Some people are sitting quietly, doing nothing The Movers are having fun and making lots of noise Look for them under the table, upstairs and downstairs Let’s hope they will be careful and not fall! There are so many things to at a party! fly in soup bowl cup cheese blonde hair grandparent grandchildren grown-up • Why you think the girl with blonde hair is crying? • When you are thirsty, what you like to drink? • What is the best present you have had at a birthday party? daughter and granddaughter plate Let’s talk! • What food would you like to eat at this party? cry quiet parent hide At the doctor’s The doctor is very busy today Some of the Movers look terrible The doctor has got to help with a bad cough, a cold, a stomachache, a headache, an earache, a bad back and a hurt shoulder He isn’t sure who he should see first He wishes everyone would stop shouting! The nurse will help – after she’s finished drinking her cup of tea! stomach curly moustache tooth Let’s talk! teeth earache headache cough fat better • Why you think the doctor is looking surprised? cup of tea hurt shoulder • Do you think it is easy to be a doctor? neck • Do you feel well? How often you visit your doctor? Never? back cold 10 doctor thin nurse fish 11 Uncle Charlie’s hotel This is Charlie’s hotel Everyone calls him friendly Uncle Charlie because he laughs loudly, talks a lot and is kind to the people that come to the hotel People from all over the world choose a holiday at Charlie’s hotel It is a famous five star hotel with a swimming pool in the basement! address first floor dry awake upstairs map of the world • How many floors does Charlie’s hotel have? towel elevator/lift call road Let’s talk! • What does Uncle Charlie look like? fan shower 12 pool • Look at Charlie’s map of the world Which country would you like to go to? blanket downstairs • What is the address of Charlie’s hotel? wash seat CD player 13 From the countryside to the jungle Come on! Join both Vicky and John on an exciting trip They will leave the city and travel to the countryside They may go to the jungle or to the top of the mountain John is strong and can walk quickly but Vicky likes to skate Perhaps Vicky and John will find some treasure at the end of the rainbow top salad snow leaf leaves treasure • What you think is in the treasure box? grass bus stop rock Let’s talk! rainbow river mountain sandwich ticket vegetable • Where did you go on your last trip? What did you see and do? plant field to ride city driver jungle town • Which you prefer – the city, the countryside or the jungle? waterfall • Is it easy or hard to skate? Do you like to go fast? ground 14 island tractor forest lake bus station skate 15 The weather It’s the weekend and Jim has no homework to It’s time to wake up and check the weather for the week There’s a storm today It will not last long There will be a storm and it will rain on Saturday On Sunday, the temperature will drop and there will be snow What about Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday? Will it be cloudy, fair or wet? Jim has clothes for every kind of weather Monkey is already dressed up to go outside 16 Let’s talk! • What you think Jim should wear today? Why? cloudy snowing raining • Should Jim go out now or should he wait? (today) • What was the weather like where you live yesterday? wind storm sun windy sunny cloud • What kind of weather you like best? 17 SLOW Our town circle square SLOW Let’s talk! carry station The Movers go into the busy town centre The market arrived yesterday and will stay until tomorrow It’s a great place to buy some fresh vegetables for a healthy salad Opposite sports centre the market there is a bank If you go out of the town square you will find ice creams near the city centre library There’s always lots to see and in town It’s never boring bank market café slow centre drop • Where could you go after lunch? places straight 18 square • What is the address of the town’s bank? supermarket library • What could you eat for lunch in the town centre? shopping centre • Which you like to visit best, a shopping centre or a sports centre? Why? 19 text Dreaming of holidays moon DVD texting sailing hopping dressing up bat • Can you remember the worst holiday you have had? What didn’t you like? website • Which of the things in Jane’s dream would you like to do? emailing videoing DVD player • When you usually go on holiday? • Can you remember the best holiday you have had? email video laughing 20 fishing laugh loves travelling to a different country and there are always so many exciting things to think about Jane is dreaming of everything she wants to when she arrives on holiday … Let’s talk! sail kick skip 21 Which number? Some games Can you show which number goes with which and write in the letters? Can you find the words? eigh th 14th M B A S O M E T H I N G S E G N H L T B A D L Y L A E O F N L S I D L L J B _ix th 46 f_f th 15th O s_v_nt _ 51 fourteenth N X T O T D I L O S E W X C H A N G E F R U K C L E U E R G M A F I D S A Y A S R E S I P E G L H U Q S E Z F O S A R H Y U S U Y M S U M T G E T O N E I T E P L E A E N K N D F C P B P L O K X C T M R T K O X A Y N E Z E A O E T E D Q U I E T L Y J N D A P mistake 22 C get on quick 16th 17th 18 th 19 th fif - ve for - _ee n_n_t _th fif -e _t six - v_n 20th fif -o_e _ety- ven _n_ h d d sev _y–t _e all right loudly lose excuse me age badly someone change mean difference something because hundred slowly another idea quietly carefully Don’t worry if you don’t find them all The answers are on page 30! 36 tw _ie 55 58 60 67 73 89 thir -s_x 38 fo _-s_x 97 thi _- ght six 100 _ight_-n _ 23 Monkey goes swimming! Monkey is at the swimming pool Read the sentences Find the missing pairs of words Movers A–Z Word List Grammatical key adj adv conj det dis adjective adverb conjunction determiner discourse marker excl int n poss prep exclamation interrogative noun possessive preposition pron pronoun v verb A Choose from: above/below round/square before/after on/off get undressed/ get dressed up/down Monkey has to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , then later he has to _ _ _ _ Monkey climbs _ _ , then he climbs _ _ _ _ Monkey has fun _ _ _ _ _ _ his dive and then _ _ _ _ _ his dive! Monkey loves swimming _ _ _ _ _ the water, then _ _ _ _ _ the water Monkey likes to hide in the small _ _ _ _ _ pool, then swim in the big _ _ _ _ _ _ pool 24 all adj + adv + det + pron all right adj + adv always adv another det + pron any det + pron at prep of time aunt n awake adj back adj + adv +n bad adj badly adv balcony n band (music) n bank n basement n bat n be called v bear n beard n because conj before prep below prep best adj + adv better adj + adv blanket n blond(e) adj boring adj both det + pron bottle n bottom adj + n bowl n break n bring v bus station n bus stop n busy adj buy v by prep café n cage n call v careful adj carefully adv carry v catch v (e.g a bus) CD n CD player n centre n change v Charlie n cheese n cinema n circle n city n city/town centre n clever adj climb v cloud n cloudy adj clown n coat n coffee n cold adj + n come on! excl comic n comic book n cook v cough n B Example: Monkey is o u t s i d e the swimming pool, then he’s i n s i d e This is better Monkey is _ _ the diving board and then he’s _ _ _ the diving board! above prep address n afraid adj after prep age n C 25 could v (as in past of can for ability) country n countryside n cry v K cup n curly adj difficult adj doctor n dolphin n down adv + prep downstairs adv +n dream n + v dress up v drive n driver n drop v dry adj + v DVD n DVD player n kind n kitten n lake n last adj + adv laugh n + v leaf/leaves n library n lift n (US elevator) Lily n lion n look for v lose v loud adj loudly adv map n market n Mary n matter n mean v message n mistake n Monday n moon n more adv + det + pron most adv + det + pron mountain n moustache n move v movie n (UK film) must v naughty adj near adv + prep neck n need v never adv noise n nothing pron nurse n off adv + prep often adv on adv + prep of time only adv opposite prep out adv out of prep outside adv + n + prep pair n panda n parent n parrot n party n pasta n Paul n pet n Peter n picnic n pirate n place n plant n + v plate n pool n present n pretty adj puppy n put on v quick adj quickly adv quiet adj quietly adv rabbit n rain n + v rainbow n ride n river n road n rock n roof n round adj + adv + prep safe adj sail n + v salad n Sally n sandwich n Saturday n scarf n seat n second adj + adv shall v M E earache n easy adj elevator n (UK lift) email n + v every det everyone pron everything pron exciting adj excuse me dis fair adj fall v famous adj fan n farm n farmer n fat adj field n film n + v (US movie) fine adj + excl first adj + adv fish v floor n (e.g ground, 1st, etc.) fly n forest n Fred n Friday n frightened adj get dressed v get off v get on v get undressed v get up v glass n go shopping v grandchild(ren) n granddaughter n grandparent n grandson n grass n ground n grown-up n have (got) to v headache n help v hide v holiday n homework n hop v hospital n hot adj how adv how much adv + int how often adv + int hundred n hungry adj hurt v F N O G P H idea n inside adv + n + prep internet n into prep Q R I invite v island n S J Jack n Jane n Jim n 26 kick n L D Daisy n dance v daughter n difference n different adj kangaroo n John n jungle n 27 shark n shop v shopping n shopping centre n shoulder n shout v shower n skate n + v skip v slow adj slowly adv snow n + v someone pron something pron sometimes adv son n soup n sports centre n square adj + n stair(s) n star n station n stomach n stomach-ache n straight adj strong adj Sunday n sunny adj supermarket n surprised adj sweater n sweet adj swim n swimming pool n take v take off v (i.e get undressed) tall adj tea n temperature n terrible adj text n + v than conj + prep then adv thin adj thing n think v third adj + adv thirsty adj Thursday n ticket n tired adj tooth/teeth n toothache n toothbrush n top adj + n towel n town n town/city centre n travel v treasure n trip n Tuesday n uncle n up adv + prep upstairs adv + n vegetable n Vicky n video n + v village n wait v wake (up) v walk n wash n + v waterfall n weak adj weather n website n Wednesday n week n weekend n well adj + adv wet adj whale n when adv + conj + int which pron who pron why int wind n windy adj work n + v world n worse adj + adv worst adj + adv would v wrong adj T Letters & numbers Candidates will be expected to understand and write numbers 21–100 and ordinals 1st–20th Names Candidates will be expected to recognise and write the following names: Vicky Mary Jane Charlie Paul Jim Daisy Peter John Fred Sally Lily Jack U V W X (No words at this level) Y yesterday adv +n Z (No words at this level) 28 29 My notes Answers Page Page 23 What are the Movers doing today? Which number? Lily – coat Mary – CD Paul – countryside Peter – internet Sally – hospital Vicky – grandparents Charlie – sweater Daisy – scarf Fred – coffee Jack – swim Jane – toothbrush Jim – elevator/lift John – film Did you get all the answers? Well done! 14th 15th 16th eighteenth sixteenth fifteenth seventeenth fourteenth fifty-five forty-three Page 17th Who’s who? 18th fifty-eight Lily Daisy Mary Sally Fred Charlie Jane Jack Vicky Paul Peter John 19 th 20th nineteenth sixty-seven fifty-one ninety-seven one hundred 46 51 Remember Use each of the following words correctly in a sentence: 55 any by most must shall 58 at mean more need than 60 67 I haven’t got any time to my homework 73 seventy–three 36 twentieth 89 thirty-six 38 forty-six 97 thirty-eight Page 22 43 Can you find the words? sixty 100 eighty-nine M B A S O M E T H I N G S E G N H L L T B A D L Y L Page 24 A E O F N S I D L L J B O Monkey goes swimming N X T C O T D I L O S E W X C H A N G E F R U K C L Monkey has to get undressed, then later he has to get dressed E U E R G M A F I D S A Y A S R E S I P E G L H U Q S E Z F O S A R H Y U S U Y M S U M T G E T O N E I T E P L E A E N K N D F C P B P L O K X C T M R T K O X A Y N E Z E A O E T E D Q U I E T L Y J N D A P Monkey climbs up, then he climbs down This is better Monkey is on the diving board and then he’s off the diving board! Monkey has fun before his dive and then after his dive! Monkey loves swimming above the water, then below the water Monkey likes to hide in the small round pool, then swim in the big square pool 30 31 We hope you enjoyed this book This is the last page in the book Use your favourite colours to make the Movers look more exciting Don’t forget to take your coloured pencils to your Cambridge English: Movers exam! Teachers and parents can use this colourful picture book to help children continue to get better at English and learn new words It is the ideal next step for children who have already taken the Cambridge English: Starters test Sit with children and look at the book Talk together about what you see The ‘Let’s talk!’ questions on the picture pages provide suggestions for discussion topics Encourage the children to move from one-word responses to extended answers The Cambridge English: Movers Word List Picture Book includes many of the words children might see in their Cambridge English: Movers test roof A favourite toy shop kangaroo Here is the village toy shop The Movers are shopping for their favourite toys everyone – fat teddy bears, funny comic books Pretty Polly, the naughty parrot, is bear Let’s talk! • What will you look for today in the toy shop? Why? farmer on his farm • How often you go into a panda lion the surprised pirate Come on in Come inside and have a good look around rabbit dolphin shark parrot in a cage pirate tall clown kitten pet puppy • Do you prefer the tall clown or the • Who would you like to take with you to the toy shop? comic book/ comic whale skates Cambridge English Language Assessment is part of the University of Cambridge We provide the most valuable range of qualifications for learners and teachers of English in the world Cambridge English Language Assessment – a not-forprofit organisation *9859519773* www.cambridgeenglish.org/helpdesk www.cambridgeenglish.org/younglearners CE | 2060 | 4Y10 © UCLES 2014 Contact us Cambridge English Language Assessment Hills Road Cambridge CB1 2EU United Kingdom