A1 Movers Wordlist picture book for exams from 2018 Contents About this book…………………………………………… About A1 Movers What are the Movers doing today? Who’s who? A favourite toy shop 6–7 The party 8–9 At the doctor’s 10–11 Uncle Charlie’s hotel 12–13 From the countryside to the jungle 14–15 The weather 16–17 Our town 18–19 Dreaming of holidays 20–21 Some games 22–24 A–Z wordlist for A1 Movers .25–29 Answers .30 My notes 31 About this book This colourful picture book will help children who have completed Pre A1 Starters take the next step in their English language learning journey The book uses many of the words from the A1 Movers wordlist You will find the words in: the colourful pictures Which number? Can you show which number goes with which and write in the letters? 14th _ix th f_f th 15 th 16th 17th 18 th 19th 20th the introduction to each section eigh th A favourite toy shop roof kangaroo Here is the village toy shop The Movers are shopping for their favourite toys everyone – fat teddy bears, funny comic books Pretty Polly, the naughty parrot, is bear farmer on his farm panda lion the surprised pirate Come on in Come inside and have a good look around rabbit pirate tall clown kitten pet puppy mean 36 fourteenth fif - ve for - _ee n_n_t _th fif -e _t six - v_n fif -o_e _ety- ven _n_ h d d sev _y–t _e tw _ie thir -s_x 38 fo _-s_x 51 55 58 60 67 73 89 97 thi _- ght shark • Do you prefer the tall clown or the 43 • Who would you like to take with you to the toy shop? comic book/ comic whale • What will you look for today in thage e toy shop? Why? • How often you go into a dolphin parrot in a cage Let’s talk! all right s_v_nt _ 46 skates the Let’s talk! sections six 100 _ight_-n _ 23 the activity pages The full A1 Movers wordlist is at the end of this book on page 25 Talk about the pictures If you are a parent or a teacher, find time to sit with your children and look at the book Talk together about what you see The ‘Let’s talk!’ questions on the picture pages give ideas of what you can talk about Try and help your children to move from one-word answers to longer answers Find words in the pictures There is lots of action in the pictures Ask your children to talk about what they see Can they tell stories about the people in the pictures? They can then begin to use the words for a real purpose See if the children want to test your English too! What can they ask you to find in the pictures? About A1 Movers Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers and A2 Flyers is a series of fun, motivating English language exams for children in primary and lower secondary education The exams are an excellent way for children to gain confidence and improve their English Common European Cambridge Framework of English Reference (CEFR) Scale Schools 230 PROFICIENT 220 C2 C2 Proficiency 210 200 C1 190 C1 Advanced B2 170 B2 First for Schools 160 B1 150 140 BASIC A2 130 B1 Preliminary for Schools A2 Key for Schools A2 Flyers 120 A1 110 A1 Movers 100 Pre A1 90 Pre A1 Starters Young Learners INDEPENDENT 180 80 There are three levels of exam: • Pre A1 Starters • A1 Movers • A2 Flyers A1 Movers is a great way to help children build on their language skills and make further progress in English For more information about Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers and A2 Flyers and for preparation materials, please visit: cambridgeenglish.org/starters cambridgeenglish.org/movers cambridgeenglish.org/flyers Hello! What are the Movers doing today? Read all about our busy Movers Look at the pictures below, then read the sentences and choose the correct words for the gaps CD film sweater coffee grandparents swim countryside coat internet scarf hospital toothbrush elevator/lift Charlie is cold so he gets dressed and puts on his best grey sweater Daisy is hot so she takes off her pink _ Fred’s dad is thirsty so Fred gives him a hot Jack often goes to the swimming pool so he can Jane has toothache so she cleans all her teeth with a Jim is too tired to climb the stairs so he must take the / Zoe is afraid and frightened of the noisy Lily is going to the cinema so she gets dressed in her black Mary always likes going shopping and today she will buy a 10 Paul is going to have a picnic in the _ 11 Peter is clever and likes doing his homework using the 12 Sally would like to see her aunt in the 13 Vicky will quickly cook pasta for her hungry Who’s who? Look at the 13 sentences above Which order are the Movers in? Write the correct letters in the gaps below Eighth Mover: Lily Sixth Mover: _ i _ Second Mover: _ _ _ _ y Thirteenth Mover: _ _ _ k _ Ninth Mover: _ a _ _ Tenth Mover: _ _ u _ Twelfth Mover: _ _ l _ _ Eleventh Mover: _ e _ _ _ Third Mover: _ r _ _ Seventh Mover: _ o _ First Mover: _ h _ _ _ _ _ Fifth Mover: _ _ _ e Fourth Mover: _ _ c _ You can find the answers on page 30 A favourite toy shop Here is the village toy shop The Movers are shopping for their favourite toys There are lots of different toys for everyone – fat teddy bears, funny comic books Pretty Polly, the naughty parrot, is eating the pirate’s beard ‘Get off’ shouts the surprised pirate Come on in Come inside and have a good look around kangaroo panda lion parrot in a cage pirate tall clown whale roof bat rabbit • What will you look for today in the toy shop? Why? farmer on his farm • How often you go into a toy shop? What’s its name? dolphin shark pet puppy • Do you prefer the tall clown or the small clown? • Who would you like to take with you to the toy shop? comic book/ comic kitten Let’s talk! roller skates The party message bottle The band at this party are playing very loudly The happy pair are having the first dance There’s plenty of food and drink for everyone Some people are sitting quietly, doing nothing The Movers are having fun and making lots of noise Look for them under the table, upstairs and downstairs Let’s hope they will be careful and not fall! There are so many things to at a party! glass fly in soup bowl cup cheese quiet plate grown-up blonde hair son and grandson parent Let’s talk! • What food would you like to eat at this party? grandparent • Why you think the girl with blonde hair is crying? • When you are thirsty, what you like to drink? cry • What is the best present you have had at a birthday party? daughter and granddaughter hide SLOW slow circle Let’s talk! carry café drop • What could you eat for lunch in the town centre? • Where could you go after lunch? • What is the address of the town’s bank? places • Which you like to visit best, a shopping centre or a sports centre? Why? supermarket library shopping centre 19 Dreaming of holidays moon It will soon be the holidays! Everyone loves travelling to a different country and there are always so many exciting things to think about Jane is dreaming of everything she wants to when she arrives on holiday … DVD video dress up 20 bat videoing laugh laughing text Let’s talk! sail fishing sailing texting • When you usually go on holiday? • Can you remember the best holiday you have had? email hopping • Can you remember the worst holiday you have had? What didn’t you like? website • Which of the things in Jane’s dream would you like to do? emailing kick skip 21 Some games Can you find the words? 22 M B A S O M E T H I N G S E G N H L L T B A D L Y L A E O F N S I D L L J B O N X T C O T D I L O S E W X C H A N G E F R U K C L E U E R G M A F I D S A Y A S R E S I P E G L H U Q S E Z F O S A R H Y U S U Y M S U M T G E T O N E I T E P L E A E N K N D F C P B P L O K X C T M R T K O X A Y N E Z E A O E T E D Q U I E T L Y J N D A P mistake get on quick all right loudly lose excuse me age badly someone change mean difference something because hundred slowly another idea quietly carefully Which number? Can you show which number goes with which and write in the letters? eigh th 14th _ix th 46 f_f th 15th s_v_nt _ 51 fourteenth 16th 17th 18 th 19 th fif - ve for - _ee n_n_t _th fif -e _t six - v_n 20th fif -o_e _ety- ven _n_ h d d sev _y–t _e 36 tw _ie 55 58 60 67 73 89 thir -s_x 38 fo _-s_x 97 thi _- ght 43 six 100 _ight_-n _ 23 Monkey goes swimming! Monkey is at the swimming pool Read the sentences Find the missing pairs of words Choose from: above/below round/square get undressed/ get dressed before/after up/down Example: Monkey is o u t s i d e the swimming pool, then he’s i n s i d e Monkey has to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , then later he has to _ _ _ _ Monkey climbs _ _ , then he climbs _ _ _ _ Monkey has fun _ _ _ _ _ _ his swim and then _ _ _ _ _ his dive Monkey loves swimming _ _ _ _ _ the water, then _ _ _ _ _ the water Monkey likes to hide in the small _ _ _ _ _ pool, then swim in the big _ _ _ _ _ _ pool That’s the end of the games Thank you for taking part Check the answers on page 30 24 A1 Movers A–Z wordlist Grammatical key adj adjective adv adverb conj conjunction det determiner dis discourse marker A B C excl exclamation int interrogative n noun poss possessive prep preposition pron pronoun v verb above prep address n afraid adj after prep age n all adj + adv + det + pron all right adj + adv along prep always adv another det + pron any det + pron app n around prep asleep adj at prep of time aunt n awake adj back adj + adv + n bad adj badly adv balcony n band (music) n basement n bat n be called v beard n because conj before prep below prep best adj + adv better adj + adv blanket n blond(e) adj boring adj both det + pron bottle n bottom adj + n bowl n brave adj break n brilliant adj + excl bring v build v building n bus station n bus stop n busy adj buy v by prep café n cage n call v car park n careful adj carefully adv carry v catch (e.g a bus) v CD n centre (US center) n change v Charlie n cheese n cinema n circle n circus n city n city/town centre (US center) n Clare n clever adj climb v cloud n cloudy adj clown n coat n coffee n 25 D E F G H I 26 cold adj + n come on excl comic n comic book n cook n + v cough n could (as in past of can for ability) v country n countryside n cry v cup n curly adj Daisy n dance n + v dangerous adj daughter n dentist n difference n different adj difficult adj doctor n dolphin n down adv + prep downstairs adv + n dream n + v dress up v drive n driver n drop v dry adj + v DVD n earache n easy adj e-book n elevator (UK lift) n email n + v every det everyone pron everything pron exciting adj excuse me dis fair adj fall v famous adj farm n farmer n fat adj feed v field n film (US movie) n+v film (US movie) star n fine adj + excl first adj + adv fish v fix v floor (e.g ground, 1st, etc.) n fly n forest n Fred n Friday n frightened adj funfair n get dressed v get off v get on v get undressed v get up v glass n go shopping v goal n granddaughter n grandparent n grandson n grass n ground n grow v grown-up n have (got) to v headache n helmet n help v hide v holiday n homework n hop v hospital n hot adj how adv how much adv + int how often adv + int huge adj hundred n hungry adj hurt v ice n ice skates n ice skating n idea n ill adj inside adv + n + prep internet n into prep invite v island n J K L M N O P Q Jack n Jane n Jim n Julia n jungle n kangaroo n kick n kind n kitten n lake n laptop n last adj + adv laugh n + v leaf/leaves n library n lift (US elevator) n Lily n lion n little adj look for v lose v loud adj loudly adv machine n map n market n Mary n matter n mean v message n milkshake n mistake n model n Monday n moon n more adv + det + pron most adv + det + pron mountain n moustache n move v movie (UK film) n must v naughty adj near adv + prep neck n need v net n never adv noise n noodles n nothing pron nurse n o’clock adv off adv + prep often adv on adv + prep of time only adv opposite prep out adv out of prep outside adv + n + prep pair n pancake n panda n parent n parrot n party n pasta n Paul n penguin n Peter n picnic n pirate n place n plant n + v plate n player n pool n pop star n practice n practise v present n pretty adj puppy n put on v quick adj quickly adv quiet adj quietly adv 27 R S T U V W 28 rabbit n rain n + v rainbow n ride n river n road n rock n roller skates n roller skating n roof n round adj + adv + prep safe adj sail n + v salad n Sally n sandwich n Saturday n sauce n scarf n score v seat n second adj + adv send v shall v shape n shark n shop v shopping n shopping centre (US center) n shoulder n shout v shower n sick adj skate n + v skip v sky n slow adj slowly adv snail n snow n + v someone pron something pron sometimes adv son n soup n sports centre (US center) n square adj + n stair(s) n star n station n stomach n stomach-ache n straight adj strong adj Sunday n sunny adj supermarket n surprised adj sweater n sweet adj swim n + v swimming pool n swimsuit n take v take off (i.e get undressed) v tall adj tea n teach v temperature n terrible adj text n + v than conj + prep then adv thin adj think v third adj + adv thirsty adj Thursday n ticket n tired adj tooth/teeth n toothache n toothbrush n toothpaste n top adj + n towel n town n town/city centre (US center) n tractor n travel v treasure n trip n Tuesday n uncle n up adv + prep upstairs adv + n vegetable n Vicky n video n + v village n wait v wake (up) v walk n wash n + v water v waterfall n wave n weak adj weather n website n Wednesday n week n weekend n well adj + adv wet adj whale n when adv + conj + int where pron which pron who pron why int wind n windy adj work n + v world n worse adj + adv worst adj + adv would v wrong adj X Y Z (No words at this level) yesterday adv + n Zoe n Numbers Candidates will be expected to understand and write numbers 21–100 and ordinals 1st–20th Names Candidates will be expected to recognise and write the following names: Charlie Clare Daisy Fred Jack Jane Jim Julia Lily Mary Paul Peter Sally Vicky Zoe 29 Answers Page Page 23 What are the Movers doing today? Which number? Lily – coat Mary – CD Paul – countryside Peter – internet Sally – hospital Vicky – grandparents Charlie – sweater Daisy – scarf Fred – coffee Jack – swim Jane – toothbrush Jim – elevator/lift Zoe – film Page Who’s who? Jack Jim Vicky Paul Peter Zoe Lily Daisy Mary Sally Fred Charlie Jane Did you get all the answers? Well done! 14th 15 th 16th eighteenth sixteenth fifteenth seventeenth fourteenth fifty-five 17th forty-three 18th fifty-eight 19th 20th nineteenth sixty-seven fifty-one ninety-seven one hundred 46 51 55 58 60 67 73 seventy–three 36 twentieth 89 thirty-six 38 forty-six 97 thirty-eight 43 Page 22 100 eighty-nine Can you find the words? 30 sixty Page 24 M B A S O M E T H I N G S E G N H L L T B A D L Y L A E O F N S I D L L J B O N X T C O T D I L O S E W Monkey has to get undressed, then later he has to get dressed X C H A N G E F R U K C L Monkey climbs up, then he climbs down E U E R G M A F I D S A Y A S R E S I P E G L H U Q Monkey has fun before his swim and then after his dive S E Z F O S A R H Y U S U Y M S U M T G E T O N E I T E P L E A E N K N D F C P B P L O K X C T M R T K O X A Y N E Z E A O E T E D Q U I E T L Y J N D A P Monkey goes swimming Monkey loves swimming above the water, then below the water Monkey likes to hide in the small round pool, then swim in the big square pool My notes Remember Use each of the following words correctly in a sentence: any by most must shall at mean more need than I haven’t got any time to my homework 31 We hope you enjoyed this book This is the last page in the book Use your favourite colours to make the Movers look more exciting Don’t forget to take your coloured pencils to your A1 Movers exam Teachers and parents can use this colourful picture book to help children get better at English and learn new words Sit down and talk to children about the pictures Can they find many of the different words in the fun, colourful pictures? Can you help them answer the questions in the ‘Let’s talk!’ sections? The A1 Movers wordlist picture book includes many of the words children might see in their A1 Movers exam We are Cambridge Assessment English Part of the University of Cambridge, we help millions of people learn English and prove their skills to the world For us, learning English is more than just exams and grades It’s about having the confidence to communicate and access a lifetime of enriching experiences and opportunities With the right support, learning a language is an exhilarating journey We’re with you every step of the way Cambridge Assessment English The Triangle Building Shaftesbury Road Cambridge CB2 8EA United Kingdom cambridgeenglish.org /cambridgeenglish /cambridgeenglishtv /cambridgeeng /cambridgeenglish *0543483085* Copyright © UCLES 2018 | CER/6314/V1/SEPT2018 All details are correct at the time of going to print in September 2018 ... order are the Movers in? Write the correct letters in the gaps below Eighth Mover: Lily Sixth Mover: _ i _ Second Mover: _ _ _ _ y Thirteenth Mover: _ _ _ k _ Ninth Mover: _ a _ _ Tenth Mover: _ _... Tenth Mover: _ _ u _ Twelfth Mover: _ _ l _ _ Eleventh Mover: _ e _ _ _ Third Mover: _ r _ _ Seventh Mover: _ o _ First Mover: _ h _ _ _ _ _ Fifth Mover: _ _ _ e Fourth Mover: _ _ c _ You can find... Flyers 120 A1 110 A1 Movers 100 Pre A1 90 Pre A1 Starters Young Learners INDEPENDENT 180 80 There are three levels of exam: • Pre A1 Starters • A1 Movers • A2 Flyers A1 Movers is a great way