Advanced 2015 Reading and Use of English Sample Paper 1
Advanced 2015 Reading and Use of English Sample Paper 1
Advanced 2015 Reading and Use of English Sample Paper 1
Young Learners
Mapping exam content to
classroom coursebooks
www.cambridgeenglish.org/exams/young-learners-english
Table of contents
1 Quiz .................................................................................................................................. 3
7 To do later! ........................................................................................................................34
1. How many levels of Cambridge English: Young Learners tests are there?
4. At each level, there are three different papers. What do they test?
5. What five things make the Young Learners tests different from tests for adults?
Topic list
Young Learners topic areas Unit of coursebook Unit in your coursebook
Animals
The body and the face
Clothes
Colours
Family and friends
Food and drink
Health
The home
Materials
Names
Numbers
Places and directions
School
Sports and leisure
Time
Toys
Transport
Weather
Work
The world around us
balloon
boring
bored
belt
big
birthday
best
bottle
box
broken
On the next three pages youll find three sample tasks: two from Starters and one from
Movers. How would you practise these tasks with your classes?
Talk in your group and write down your ideas. One idea has been given for each to start
you off.
2. Look at the contents page for your coursebook in the Teachers Book or go through the
units of the Pupils book. Write down on the topic grid which topic each unit of your
coursebook covers.
3. For each topic area that you teach, check against the thematic vocabulary list in the
handbook to see what words your children need to know at each level. Does your
coursebook teach those words or do you need to teach them yourself?
4. Find a black and white scene picture and photocopy it. Either write out some colouring
instructions as for any of the final parts of the Listening tests OR put seven names
round the picture and write a script for what each person is doing so that the children
can listen and draw lines, as in Listening Part 1.
5. Download sets of small pictures from the Free resources section on the Cambridge
website. Adapt them to practise Starters Reading and Writing Parts 1 and 3, Starters
Speaking Parts 1 and 3 and/or Movers Speaking Part 3.