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Movers Mock Test 4

School · Do the whole test online and get your score straight away. An original practice test written by All English 4U – one of a set of 10.

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 (helps you learn, draw lines, borrow books…) and choose the school 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).

Our school day

School starts at eight o’clock. First we have maths, and then we have English. At half past ten we have a break and play in the playground. My favourite lesson is art, because I love painting. We have lunch at twelve. After school, I do my homework and then I read a book.

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Questions 13–17

Choose the right word

Grammar focus: present simple – add -s / -es with he, she and it. 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.

“Jack is seven years old. He goes to Green Hill School. His favourite day is Friday, because he has sport and art. He walks to school with his big sister, Emma. His teacher’s name is Mr Brown. Jack’s best friend is called Daniel.”

All finished?

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

Your result

0/27

💡 Grammar tip – present simple with he, she and it

Add -s or -es with he / she / it: She goes to school. Mr Lee teaches us maths.
Negative: doesn’t + verb: She doesn’t like science.
With I / you / we / they the verb doesn’t change: We have English on Mondays.

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