Anglia Examinations Sample Paper · For Examiner’s Use Only Part 1 [20] Part 2 [10] Part 3 [10] Part 4 [15] Part 5 [10] ... Certiﬁ cate for International Teachers of English Very

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Part 1 [20] Part 2 [10] Part 3 [10] Part 4 [15] Part 5 [10] Part 6 [10]

Part 7 [5] Part 8 [5] Part 9 [5] Part 10 [5] Part 11 [5]

Anglia ESOL International Examinations

Certifi cate for International Teachers of English

Very Young Learners A2 2014

CITE Very Young Learner A2 B 2014

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CITE Young Learners for A2 Teachers Paper B 2014 Page 1 of 11

Part One (20 marks)

Match the underlined phrases with one of the grammatical terms given. There is one example. There are THREE grammatical terms you will not need.

Phrase Grammatical

term

e.g. Thomas usually drives to work. I 1. I will ring you at 9 o’clock tonight.

2. Anna wore a very pretty dress.

3. He left his briefcase on the bus.

4. Have you seen the news today?

5. These people are waiting for the concert.

6. The bird flew silently through the forest.

7. The boys hid behind the garden wall.

8. You must take your passport with you.

9. John is reading a book about history.

10. Do kangaroos live in New Zealand?

adverb A past simple negative H

adjective B present simple I

article C present simple question J

future tense D present continuous K

modal verb E personal pronoun L

noun F possessive pronoun M

past simple G preposition N

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Part Two (10 marks)

Choose the best word to fill the gap in the sentence. There is one example.

e.g. Please open your book at page six.

A paper B leaf C page D cover

1. Sit down and ________________ attention.

A make B pay C have D give

2. Think of a country that begins ________________ the letter ‘A’.

A with B from C of D on

3. Listen carefully and I will ________________ you a story.

A say B tell C speak D talk

4 School finishes ________________ 4 p.m. every day.

A in B of C on D at

5. Once upon a ________________ there was a beautiful princess.

A moment B kingdom C time D story

6. Please use a ________________ to write your name.

A ruler B scissors C rubber D pen

7. Stand ______________ and find a partner.

A on B in C up D at

8. How ________________ is your brother?

A old B age C years D time

9. Please turn ________________ your mobile phones in class.

A at B off C by D with

10. The teacher gave them lots of ______________work at the weekend.

A rest B house C room D home

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Part Three (10 marks)

For each question chose which is NOT a good pair of opposites. Please circle the correct letter for each question. There is one example. e.g.

A high/low B love/hate C closed/early

1. A fat/thin B uncle/aunt C tennis/ball

2.

A give/lend B stop/start C give/take

3.

A new/old B near/far C fall/throw

4.

A dry/wet B cheap/right C awake/asleep

5.

A tall/thick B late/early C husband/wife

6.

A behind/in front B easy/ sunny C open/shut

7.

A hard/soft B nice/friendly C above/below

8. A short/warm B find/lose C summer/winter

9.

A full/empty B noisy/funny C boring/interesting 10. A on/off B day/night C cousin/son

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Part Four (15 marks)

Which of the following is the odd-one-out? There is one example. e.g.

A spring B winter C snow D autumn

1.

A usually B sometimes C pretty D rarely

2.

A grey B village C purple D yellow

3.

A behind B near C because D above

4.

A shop B cherry C lemon D grape

5.

A very B ride C buy D listen

6.

A forty B ninety C ten D day

7.

A sister B daughter C puppy D mother

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A their B pear C your D his

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A chair B week C month D year

10.

A book B knife C fork D spoon

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A bored B happy C worried D running

12.

A when B what C west D where

13.

A town B wind C snow D fog

14.

A lion B zebra C umbrella D crocodile

15.

A park B often C mountain D beach

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Part Five (10 marks)

Read the following sentences. Some of them are correct. Some have a mistake. There are two examples. Are the following sentences correct () or wrong (X X

e.g Has he ever been to America?

e.g Today it is him birthday. X

1. He yet hasn’t finished his work.

2. You mustn’t arrive late for class.

3. Jack usually go skiing at the weekend in winter.

4. Jo is much friendlier than his brother.

5. Do you enjoy to swim in the sea?

6. If we will go to Italy, we’ll eat lots of pizza.

7. The children have eaten all the food.

8. His grandmother has very old.

9. Janet used to work in London.

10. She is look like tall and thin.

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Part Six (10 marks) There are two examples. Is this a full sentence? Tick or cross X each one X

e.g. At 6 o’clock. X

e.g. I can ski.

1 She eats quickly.

2 Five minutes ago.

3 Not yet.

4 No, I’m not.

5 They are writing.

6 Interests and hobbies.

7 A very tall mountain.

8 Your best friend.

9 You must wait.

10 Listen carefully.

Part Seven (5 marks) Circle the best answer to the statement or question. There is one example. e.g. How many brothers have you got? a) No, I don’t. b) I’ve got seven. c) Half past two. 1) Whose book is this? a) It’s over there. b) It’s red. c) It’s mine. 2) Bring your books with you to class tomorrow. a) I don’t. b) I will. c) They really are. 3) Thank you for helping me. a) You’re welcome. b) Never mind. c) I do. 4) When does the film start? a) Half past seven. b) Seven and a half. c) Seven hours. 5) Have you washed your hands? a) No, I’m not. b) Yes, I have. c) They are.

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Part Eight (5 marks) Circle the best question to go with the answer. There is one example. e.g.:

a Where did you go for your holiday? b Did you have a good holiday? c When did you come home from your holiday?

Answer - Yes, it was great. 1)

a When did you start school? b How long was the maths test? c How often do you see your cousin?

Answer – Every day. 2)

a How is your father? b What does your brother like doing? c Who is your favourite teacher?

Answer - He’s fine. 3)

a Have you ever been to Scotland? b Are you ready to leave? c Can you play the piano?

Answer - No, I’m not. 4)

a Do you like reading? b What was the book like? c Which book did you choose?

Answer – It was very good. 5)

a Who’s got the box of pens? b Whose shoes are these? c Who wants to answer the question?

Answer – I have.

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Part Nine (5 marks) Look at the following piece of writing, My Pet. Three words are underlined in every line. There is an error in this part of the sentence. Using the correction code below, identify which type of error there is in each line. There is one example. e.g I have a dog called Jackson. He very funny. Jackson

has got big ears, short legs and a long taile. Every

night he is sleeping in my bedroom on the floor. At

the weekend we go usually to the park together. His

favourite toy is a tennis balloon. I throw it for him and

he chase’s it. There is a lake in the park. Jackson

always jumps in.

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A wo word order

B p punctuation

C (e.g.) ۸ missing word

D sp spelling mistake

E t tense mistake

F ww wrong word/ vocabulary mistake

G x unnecessary word

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Part Ten (5 marks – 1 mark for each question) Read the following passage and answer the questions My name is Serena. Yesterday I went into town. I went shopping to buy some new clothes. I missed the bus so I walked into town. It’s not very far and it was a sunny day. I met my friend in a café and we both had a coffee. Then I went to look for some new clothes. I wanted to buy a jacket and some trousers. I found a nice jacket and I bought it. When I left the shop someone stole my purse from my handbag. I turned around and saw a man running away with my purse! I ran after him but he was a faster runner than me. I went to the police station, but I don’t think I will get me purse back.

Circle the correct letter. There is one example. e.g Serena went shopping yesterday.

A right B wrong C it doesn’t say

1. Serena took the bus into town.

A right B wrong C it doesn’t say 2. Serena had a coffee with her friend.

A right B wrong C it doesn’t say 3. Serena bought a new jacket. A right B wrong C it doesn’t say

4. Serena left her purse in the shop. A right B wrong C it doesn’t say

5. There was lots of money in her purse. A right B wrong C it doesn’t say

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Part Eleven (5 marks)

In each sentence one word is underlined. Choose which answer a, b or c rhymes with (or sounds like) the underlined words. There are two examples.

e.g. What does this mean?

e.g. The farmer has 100 sheep.

1) You should wear a warm jacket.

2) The weight of your suitcase must be less than 20 kg.

3) They had great fun at the water park.

4) Please don’t laugh at me.

5) The teacher wrote a question on the board.

mean rhymes with a. learn

b. green c. lane

sheep rhymes with a. keep b. ship c. grape

wear rhymes with a. ear

b. hair

c. far

weight rhymes with a. height

b. cheat

c. late

fun rhymes with a. tune

b. won

c. stone

laugh rhymes with a. half

b. enough

c. golf

board rhymes with a. scared b. bored c. heard

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