Term
2
Test
Teacher’s notes and answer keys
Listening
1 Listen and rewrite the true
sentences. Correct the
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false ones.
The pupils listen and rewrite the sentences they hear
which are true. They then correct the false sentences.
Pause the audio where indicated.
(2 points for each correct answer. Total: 10 points.)
(man) Hello, Betty. How was your weekend?
(girl) Great! I went to an observatory near London with my
parents. [pause]
(man) And what did you do there?
(girl) We went to the planetarium. We saw photos and videos
of Mercury, Neptune and Jupiter. The photos were very big!
[pause]
(man) What was your favourite thing about the observatory?
(girl) The workshop. We learnt about the Sun, the Earth and the
moon, and how they move together. We did an experiment, too.
(man) Did you do the experiment with your parents?
(girl) No. There are astronomers who work in the observatory. An
astronomer did the experiment with us and told us lots of things
about space. [pause]
(man) Would you like to go to the observatory again?
(girl) Yes, I’d love to! But I’d rather do something different there.
[pause]
(man) Like what?
(girl) There’s a course where you learn to look at the sky and
find the stars. [pause]
(man) That sounds interesting. Are you going to do the course?
(girl) No, I can’t. It’s only for adults.
(man) Oh well. You can go when you’re older.
Key: 1 The observatory Betty visited is near London. (example
answer) 2 true 3 true 4 Betty would like to go back to the
observatory. 5 true 6 She can’t do the course because it’s only
for adults / she’s too young.
2 Listen and write.
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The pupils listen and complete the sentences. Pause
the audio after each dialogue.
(2 points for each correct answer. Total: 10 points.)
1 What are they going to do this weekend?
(boy) If it’s sunny this weekend, we can go sailing.
(girl) Good idea, but I’d rather go windsurfing.
(boy) We went windsurfing last weekend. Sailing is more fun.
(girl) OK. Let’s go sailing this weekend.
2 Which is the most expensive instrument?
(man) Hello. Can I help you?
(girl) Oh, I want to buy one of these musical instruments for
my brother. How much are they?
(man) Well, the tambourine is £12 and the cymbals are £20.
The xylophone is £30.
(girl) That’s too expensive for me. Can I have the tambourine,
please?
(man) OK.
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3 What’s Monica’s bracelet made of?
(Monica) Look. My mum bought me this bracelet went she
went on holiday.
(boy) It’s very nice. What’s it made of?
(Monica) It’s made of leather.
4 What would John rather do?
(woman) John, can you help me with the chores, please?
(John) OK.
(woman) Can you clean the fridge, please?
(John) I’d rather put the dirty plates in the dishwasher.
5 Which is the heaviest meteorite?
(woman) Here we’ve got three meteorites. Each meteorite
has got a name. Meteorite X23 weighs 250 kilogrammes.
Meteorite S42 is a bigger meteorite and it’s very heavy. It
weighs 300 kilogrammes. Meteorite M16 weighs about 150
kilogrammes.
6 What’s he describing?
(man) It isn’t a musical instrument, but it makes a lot of noise.
It isn’t used for watching films or DVDs. It’s made of plastic
and metal and it’s used for cleaning the floor.
Key: 1 sailing (example answer) 2 xylophone 3 leather
4 dishwasher 5 S42 6 hoover
Reading
3 Read and write.
The pupils read the text and answer the questions.
(2 points for each correct answer. Total: 10 points.)
Key: 1 There are three concerts. (example answer) 2 It / The
concert is for children aged 7 to 12 years old. 3 You can sing.
4 1-10 / Up to ten children can go to the horse riding party.
5 They have a picnic by the lake. 6 They can have an ice lolly.
4 Read and match. There are four extra
words.
The pupils match the correct words to the definitions.
Remind them that there are four extra words.
(2 points for each correct answer. Total: 10 points.)
Key: 1 a printer (example answer) 2 bowling 3 gold 4 a satellite
5 shiny 6 a fridge
Writing
5 Look and write.
The pupils look at the pictures and write sentences
using the prompts given.
(2 points for each correct answer. Total: 10 points.)
Key: 1 If it’s hot, they can have a barbecue. (example answer)
(suggested answers) 2 It’s a cooker and it’s used for heating /
cooking food. 3 If it’s raining, we can make a cake.
4 I’d rather play the electric guitar than the xylophone.
5 Saturday was the coldest day of the week. 6 The drums are
more expensive than the keyboard.
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2
Test
Teacher’s notes and answer keys

6 Sam and Peter are talking about what

to do tomorrow. Write a dialogue using
the phrases in the box. Write 60–80 words.
The pupils write a dialogue using the phrases given
and their own ideas.
(Total: 10 points.)
Key: Pupils’ own answers.

Speaking (optional)

Story
Start the story by saying Two astronauts are travelling
through space. They are bored. They decide to
play space table tennis. The pupil continues the
story talking about the other pictures. Accept simple
utterances.
Suggested story:
(Picture 2) They finish the table tennis match. Now one
astronaut is reading a book and the other astronaut is
playing the electric guitar.
(Picture 3) They see a new planet from the window.
They want to go there.
(Picture 4) They arrive at the planet. They’ve got a bag
with food in it.
(Picture 5) The astronauts are having a picnic on the
planet. They’re having a good time. Some aliens are
looking at them. They think the astronauts are funny!
(2 point for correctly describing each picture. Total:
8 points.)

Vocabulary
Point to Picture 6 and say This is a toaster. It’s used
for making toast. The pupil identifies the other objects
and activities in the bottom row.
(1 point for each sentence. Total: 4 points.)

Questions
Ask the child four questions linking back to a picture
in the bottom row, e.g. What is a (washing machine)
used for? Have you got a (microwave) in your
house? When do you usually eat an ice lolly? What
do you need to go hiking? Why do young people
like going shopping? What’s your favourite shop?
Encourage the pupil to answer in full sentences.
(2 points for each answer. Total: 8 points.)
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