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Movers Mock Test 10

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6 tasks 27 auto-graded questions 20–30 minutes Audio & answers included
Answered: 0/27
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Questions 1–6

Read and write the word

Read the clues and write a word from the box. There are 8 words – you need 6 of them.

Tip: look for the key words (moves to the sea, lots of trees, water all around…) and choose the nature word that matches.

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Questions 7–12

Read and tick: Yes or No?

Read the text, then choose Yes (true) or No (not true).

The school trip

On Friday, class 4 went to the forest. It was bigger than their town park! They walked next to a fast river and saw colourful birds. The tallest tree in the forest was over a hundred years old. The teacher said the forest was the most beautiful place in the country. Everyone was tired but happy.

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Questions 13–17

Choose the right word

Grammar focus: comparatives & superlatives. Choose A, B or C.

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Questions 18–22

Complete the text

Choose a word from the box for each gap. There are 6 words – one word is extra.

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Not graded

Let’s talk!

Answer out loud, or write your answers on paper. Try to speak in full sentences. Tap Show example if you get stuck.

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Questions 23–27

Listen and write

Listen to the recording – you can play it as many times as you like – then write the answers.

🎧 Press play – read by AEn4U

Listen twice, like the real exam: play once → write your answers → play again to check.

“Last year, Max visited a big island with his family. It was hotter than his home town. They swam in the blue sea, which was warmer than a swimming pool. Max climbed the tallest hill on the island and saw a beautiful waterfall. It was the best trip of his life.”

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Check your answers to see your score out of 27. Any question you get wrong will show the correct answer in yellow.

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💡 Grammar tip – comparatives and superlatives

Short adjectives: add -er + than: An elephant is bigger than a mouse.
The best of all: the + -est: Everest is the tallest mountain.
Long adjectives use more / the most: more beautiful, the most clever.

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