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Kangourou ItaliaCambridge English Language Assessment
Gara del 16 febbraio 2016
Categoria WALLABYPer studenti della classe terza
della Scuola Secondaria di Primo Grado
LISTENING TEST
YOU NEED:• This question paper• An answer sheet• A black pen
You may NOT use a dictionary.Do NOT start this test until you are told to do so.Try to answer ALL the questions.
INSTRUCTIONS:• Listen to each question carefully.• Select the correct answer and then mark your selection on your answer sheet.• Only mark one answer for each question.
Questa parte è formata da 20 quesiti a scelta multipla.Il punteggio massimo ottenibile, relativamente a questa parte, è di 20 punti.
Eseguire la seconda traccia (WALLABY) del disco JOEY/WALLABY.
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Part 1 10 questions
You will hear people talking in different situations.For each question, listen and choose the correct answer.
1 How much is one cinema ticket?
A B C
2 Which lesson did the boy miss?
A B C
3 What will the girl do in the school show?
A B C
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4 What does the teacher ask the students to bring on the trip?
A B C
5 Where is the girl now?
A B C
6 What job does the boy want to do in the future?
A B C
7 What will the students do a project about?
A B C
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8 Which sport is the boy talking about?
A B C
9 Which zoo animal can’t you see today?
A B C
10 What is the boy planning to do at the weekend?
A B C
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Part 25 questions
Listen to Steven telling Teresa about a TV programme which will help them with their school work. For each question, choose the correct answer.
11 This week’s programme is about
A climbing. B making kites. C snowboarding.
12 The programme begins at
A 7.15 p.m. B 7.30 p.m. C 7.45 p.m.
13 The programme will help with the
A art project. B science project. C maths project.
14 Students must give the project to the teacher on
A 5 March. B 13 March. C 28 March.
15 The teacher will put the best work in the school
A library. B hall. C computer room.
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Part 35 questions
Listen to Sally telling a friend, Adam, about spending a day in town. For each question, choose the correct answer.
16 Where will Adam meet Sally?
A in the park B at his house C in the café
17 Adam will meet Sally at
A 10.30. B 11.00. C 11.15.
18 Where will they go to first?
A a bookshop B a game shop C a department store
19 In the afternoon, Sally would like to A visit her uncle. B buy a present. C get a pizza.
20 How will Adam travel home?
A by bus B on foot C by car
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Kangourou ItaliaCambridge English Language Assessment
Gara del 16 febbraio 2016
Categoria WALLABYPer studenti della classe terza
della Scuola Secondaria di Primo Grado
READING TEST
YOU NEED:• This question paper• An answer sheet• A black pen
You may NOT use a dictionary.Do NOT start this test until you are told to do so.Try to answer ALL the questions.
INSTRUCTIONS:• Read each question carefully.• Select the correct answer and then mark your selection on your answer sheet.• Only mark one answer for each question.
Questa seconda parte è formata da 30 quesiti a scelta multipla.Il punteggio massimo ottenibile, relativamente a questa parte, è di 30 punti.Il tempo massimo concesso per questa parte della prova è di 45 minuti.
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Part 4 5 questions
For each question, read and choose the correct answer.
21 A There won’t be any guitar lessons this term or next.
B The new guitar teacher is unable to start until next term. C Lessons will begin again next term if a new teacher is found.
22 A Sam needs to borrow a textbook and a CD from Tom. B Sam wants to see Tom to give back some things he’s borrowed. C Sam is returning Tom’s book and offering to let him borrow something.
23 A Printing the first page costs nothing but additional pages are 10p each.
B The total cost of printing depends on how much paper you use.
C Printing is free if you use the computers in the library.
24 Dani hasn’t used the swimming pool because it’s
A not warm enough.B quite old. C too busy.
25 A The time of the game against Ridgeview school has been changed. B Only players from Ridgeview school can use these changing rooms. C Players can go into the changing rooms half an hour before the match begins.
Haven’t used the campsite swimming pool yet. It was only built recently and looksgreat but it’s unheated so itcertainly doesn’t get crowded up here in the mountains!Dani
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Part 5 5 questions
For each question, read and choose the correct answer.
26 Are you ready to go? A Just a minute! B I’ll come too! C That’s alright!
27 What time does the film start? A It wasn’t long. B Soon, I think. C Not very often. 28 What are you going to do after A I’m afraid I can’t. lessons today? B I haven’t decided yet. C I really hope so.
29 Which cake would you like, Tina? A I don’t mind. B I don’t like it. C I’m really hungry.
30 Shall we go swimming? A If you want to. B Yes, so do we. C I think it’s right.
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Part 65 questions
Read the text.For each space, choose the correct answer.
31 A new department store has just . . . . . . . . . . in Sam’s home town.
A started B begun C opened
32 Customers can . . . . . . . . . . lots of different things there.
A sell B get C have
33 The assistant . . . . . . . . . . Sam some sweaters.
A put B helped C showed
34 He liked the purple one . . . . . . . . . . .
A best B nicest C favourite
35 It was too . . . . . . . . . . so he asked for a larger size.
A thin B short C big
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5 questions
Read the text.For each question, choose the correct answer.
Changes at Kingsmeadow SchoolBy Tyler Watson, aged 14
My mum, like lots of parents, always used to complain about getting me up in time for school in the morning. Our headteacher, Mr Murphy, was worried too, because so many students were arriving late and not concentrating during lessons.Mr Murphy had read some research that showed that teenagers are not lazy, but compared to adults and children, they need to sleep longer in the mornings and often want to go to bed later at night. He and his staff decided to do an experiment to test this idea and try to improve the situation at our school.We had to take a series of memory tests. Some we did as soon as we arrived at nine in the morning, then after lunch we did some more. When the scores of the morning tests were compared with those taken later, they found that we had scored more highly in the afternoon tests. Our teachers had expected it to be the other way round. They could hardly believe that although we seem to be better behaved in the morning, we actually remember more in the afternoon.As a result of this experiment, Mr Murphy has made some changes to the school day. Kingsmeadow school is still open from 8 am to 5 pm, but lessons now start at 11 am. The time before that is used for meetings and preparing lessons.All my classmates think the new timetable is cool. We don’t feel tired in lessons any more and the teachers say our grades are improving.Soon there’s going to be a meeting with parents, teachers and school governors about the new timetable. We all hope they decide to keep it forever.
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36 What is the writer’s aim in this text?
A to explain the benefits of starting school early B to encourage students to attend school regularly C to describe an experiment in teenage behaviour D to advise parents bringing up teenage children
37 The headteacher had a problem because
A students were not paying attention in class. B parents did not support the school. C staff were sometimes late for lessons. D students did not show enough respect.
38 How did the teachers feel about the tests the students took?
A annoyed that it took so long to mark the tests B surprised that the results were better after lunch C proud of the results the students achieved D disappointed that so few wanted to take part
39 How has the school day changed at Kingsmeadow?
A The school is open longer. B Students spend more time learning. C Staff must attend more meetings. D Classes begin later in the day.
40 What might one of Tyler’s classmates say?
A B
C D
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10 questions
Read the text.For each space, choose the correct answer.
A Great Female Pilot
Amelia Earhart was born in 1897, in Kansas,
USA. She had a very active childhood, and
loved sports such as basketball and
tennis. Her parents always (41) ………… her
to try new things, which she did with much
enthusiasm.
One day in 1920, (42) ………… taking a ten-minute plane ride, she
decided to learn to fly. In less than a year, she (43) ………… enough
money to buy a plane of her own.
In 1928, Amelia was invited to (44) ………… a flight going from
America to England. (45) ………… she was not the pilot on this
occasion, she became the first woman to cross the Atlantic by plane.
This (46) ………… her famous everywhere. In the (47) ………… years
she flew many difficult journeys, (48) ………… of them alone.
By 1937, Amelia was a huge favourite with the public. But later that
year, she (49) ………… in the middle of a round-the-world flight. The
plane has (50) ………… been found and no one is sure exactly what
happened to it.
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41 A insisted B controlled C aimed D encouraged 42 A during B after C since D until
43 A saved B afforded C charged D stored
44 A connect B join C match D check
45 A However B Whereas C Although D Despite
46 A had B made C did D got
47 A following B continuing C resulting D developing
48 A any B both C most D lot
49 A avoided B missed C lost D disappeared
50 A yet B never C still D ever