Mapping Document for the Cambridge Young Learner Exams

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VOCABULARY PAGE No PAGE NoAa.m. for time SB2-33across prep SB4-57actor n SB4-113after adv + conj SB3-49ago adv SB2-62agree v SB4-85air n SB4-125airport n SB1-148already adv SB4-147also adv SB4-147ambulance n SB4-119anyone pron SB5-133anything pron SB4-62anywhere adv SB3-157April n SB2-119arrive v SB5-82art nartist n SB3-88astronaut n SB5-66August n SB2-119autumn n SB3-36away adv SB4-81Bbefore adv + conj SB3-49begin v SB4-49believe v SB3-63belt n SB1-152Betty nbicycle n SB2-21bin n SB1-32biscuit n (US cookie) SB1-63bookshop n SB4-41bored adj

VOCABULARY PAGE No PAGE Nobrave adj SB5-10break v SB4-98bridge n SB2-147broken adj SB5-52brush n + v SB2-85burn v SB4-15bus stop n SB2-23business nbusinessman/woman nbutter n SB2-53butterfly nCcamel n SB3-34camp vcandy n(UK sweet(s))card n SB4-76castle n SB1-118cave n SB3-70century ncheap adj SB3-140chemist(’s) nchocolate n SB2-97chopsticks nChristmas ncircus n SB2-155club n SB2-26 college ncomb n + v SB4-71(n)+(v)competition n SB4-125conversation ncook n SB2-56cooker n

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VOCABULARY PAGE No PAGE Nocookie n (UK biscuit)corner n SB3-115could v (for possibility)

SB2-93

cut v SB3-141Ddangerous adj SB2-26 dark adj SB2-58date n (as in time) SB4-56David ndear adj (as in Dear Harry)

SB3-78

December n SB2-119decide v SB4-42dentist n SB4-103desert n SB3-36diary n SB5-70dictionary n SB4-86dinosaur n SB2-88drum n SB1-82dry adj SB4-42during prep SB3-49Eeach det + pron SB4-131+142early adj + adv SB5-103east n SB2-135else advEmma nempty adjend vengineer n SB4-100enough adj + pron SB5-16envelope nenvironment n SB6-127ever adv SB4-113everyone pron SB2-96everything pron SB4-119everywhere adv SB4-121exam n SB2-96excellent adj + excl SB4-84+130excited adj SB4-49expensive adj SB3-88

VOCABULARY PAGE No PAGE Noexplain v SB4-118extinct adj SB4-144Ffactory n SB5-112fall v SB4-12fall over v SB4-8far adj + adv SB3-97fast adj + adv SB2-22(adj)February n SB2-119feel v SB2-36fetch v SB5-100a few det SB5-85find out v SB2-57finish v SB3-46fire n SB2-63fire engine nfireman/woman nfire station nflag n SB3-36flashlight n (UK torch)flour nfog n SB4-106foggy adj SB4-125follow v SB5-134footballer nfor prep of time SB5-68forget v SB1-155fork n SB2-154fridge n SB4-47friendly adj SB2-161front adj + n SB3-45full adj SB2-119fun adj + n SB1-113fur n SB3-37future n SB4-55Ggeography n SB4-157get off v SB1-97get on v SB4-50get to v SB5-90glass adj SB3-140

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VOCABULARY PAGE No PAGE Noglove n SB2-138glue n + v SB1-154go out v SB3-149gold adj + n SB1-162golf ngroup n SB5-90(v)grow v SB3-26guess n + v SB5-157Hhalf adj + n SB3-39happen v SB4-140hard adj + adv SB2-36(adj)Harry nhate v SB4-131hear v SB1-122heavy adj SB4-8Helen nhigh adj SB1-158hill n SB1-76history n SB5-67horrible adj SB2-18hotel n SB2-59hour n SB4-50husband n SB5-121Iice n SB3-137if conj SB4-42ill adj SB3-120important adj SB3-27insect n SB3-151interesting adj SB4-148into prep SB2-123Jjam n SB4-38January n SB2-119job n SB2-56journalist nJuly n SB2-119June n SB2-119just adv SB4-85KKaty n SB4-50

VOCABULARY PAGE No PAGE Nokey n SB2-130kilometre n (US kilometer)

SB3-104

kind adj SB1-11knife n SB2-154Llanguage n SB5-93late adj + advlater adv SB2-96leave vleft adj + n (as in direction)

SB2-146

let v SB2-96letter n (as in mail) SB3-78lie v (as in lie down) SB2-31light adj + n SB1-157 SB3-12little adj SB1-83a little adv + det SB4-134London n SB4-15look after v SB1-114look like v SB2-79lovely adj SB1-105low adj SB4-43Mmagazine n SB4-158March n SB2-119married adjmaths n (US math)May n (as in month) SB2-119may vmeal n SB2-96mechanic nmedicine n SB4-93meet v SB2-83meeting nmetal adj + n SB3-125Michael nmidday n SB4-43midnight n SB2-132might v SB4-135mind v SB4-135minute n SB4-50missing adj

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VOCABULARY PAGE No PAGE Nomix vmoney n SB2-148month n SB2-118much adv + det+ pron

SB3-124+126

museum n SB2-92Nnews n SB5-84newspaper n SB3-89next adj + adv SB4-41 SB4-95+98noisy adj SB2-18no-one pron SB4-15north n SB2-135November n SB2-119nowhere adv SB3-156Oo’clock adv SB1-95October n SB2-119octopus n SB4-113of course adv SB1-104office n SB4-84once adv SB3-148other det + pron SB3-113over adv + prep SB4-93(a)+(p)Qquarter n SB5-67queen n SB4-65Pp.m. for time SB2-33painter n SB3-144paper adj + n SB3-120past noun + prep SB2-164pepper n SB4-33perhaps adv SB5-15photographer n SB3-89piece n SB5-63pilot n SB1-148pizza n SB1-89planet n SB3-11plastic adj + n SB4-109(a)plate n SB1-129player n SB4-118

VOCABULARY PAGE No PAGE Nopocket n SB2-147policeman/woman n SB3-115police station npoor adj SB3-27post vpostcard npost office nprefer vproblem n SB3-19programme n (US program)

SB3-11

pull v SB3-13push v SB3-13pyramid n SB3-27Rrace n + v SB3-45(n) SB4-126(v)ready adj SB3-10remember v SB1-137restaurant n SB1-105rich adj SB3-41Richard nright adj + n (asin direction)

SB2-146

ring n SB1-84Robert nrocket n SB1-161rucksack nSsalt nsame adjSarah nscience n SB4-141scissors n SB3-141score n + v SB4-122secret n SB4-52secretary n SB4-84sell v SB3-114send v SB4-84September n SB2-119shelf n SB3-39shorts n SB3-75should v SB4-134

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VOCABULARY PAGE No PAGE Nosilver adj + n SB1-148since prep SB5-112singer n SB3-146single adj SB2-115ski n + v SB2-138sky n SB1-52sledge n + v SB4-47smell n + v SB2-36(v+n)snack n SB2-4snowball n SB1-138snowman n SB3-102so adv + conj SB3-143 SB4-117soap nsoft adj SB2-36someone pron SB4-151somewhere adv SB3-71soon adv SB4-117sound n + v SB1-158(n) SB2-36(n)south n SB2-135space n SB3-13speak v SB5-67spend v SB4-54spoon n SB4-25spot n SB3-70spotted adjspring n SB3-36stamp n SB2-148station n SB1-97stay v SB3-79steal v SB3-148still adv SB1-88storm n SB3-78straight on adv SB4-140strange adj SB3-79stripe n SB4-66striped adjstudent n SB4-110study v SB4-135subject n SB4-55suddenly adv SB3-78sugar n SB4-31suitcase n SB3-120

VOCABULARY PAGE No PAGE Nosummer n SB3-36sure adj SB4-153surname nswan n SB5-123sweet(s) n (US candy)

SB1-105

swing n + v SB1-84(v) SB2-78(n)Ttake v (as in time) SB5-66tape recorder ntaste n + v SB2-37(v)taxi n SB1-150teach v SB2-46team n SB2-26telephone n SB3-94tent n SB2-107thank v SB4-56theatre n SB2-144through prep SB2-76tidy adj + v SB5-46(v)tights ntime n SB2-45together adv SB5-135toilet ntomorrow adv + n SB2-57tonight adv + n SB5-39torch n(US flashlight)

SB2-154

traffic n SB2-18turn v SB2-141turn off vturn on vtwice adv SB2-148Uumbrella n SB2-116unfriendly adjunhappy adj SB3-120uniform n SB5-130university n SB4-92untidy adj SB3-120until prep SB4-134use v SB3-121

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VOCABULARY PAGE No PAGE Nousually adv SB2-124Vvisit v SB2-86volleyball n SB4-127Wwaiter n SB2-56warm adj SB3-37way n SB3-140west n SB2-135where pron SB4-148whisper v SB3-84whistle v SB4-100wife n SB4-101will v SB4-51William nwin v SB4-9wing n SB1-84winter n SB3-36wish n + v SB1-27(v)+(n)without prep SB5-57wood n SB3-140wool n SB3-141X(No words)Yyear n SB2-157yet adv SB4-118Zzero n

Numbers101–1,000ordinals21st–31st.

NamesBettyDavidEmmaHarryHelenKatyMichaelRichardRobertSarahWilliam