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Movers Speaking – Quiz 1
Movers Speaking Quiz 1 (30 MCQs)
This multiple-choice question set evaluates students' understanding of contextual activities, personal preferences, and grammatical structures such as pronoun usage and simple present tense. It also assesses skills in sequencing daily activities, identifying appropriate roles, and responding to direct questions. The content is relevant for preparing for the Movers Speaking Test Part 2 and 4.
Quiz Instructions
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1.
What will the candidate do in part 2 of the Movers Speaking test?
A) They will say goodbye the examiner.
B) They will find 4 differences between two pictures.
C) They will find 4 differences between two pictures.
D) They will tell a story.
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Explanations:
In part 2 of the Movers Speaking test, candidates will tell a story. This aligns with the correct answer provided (D).
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Saying goodbye to the examiner is not part of any speaking test component.
Option B:
Finding differences between two pictures is typically associated with a different section, such as Part 1 in some tests.
Option C:
This option repeats Option B and thus is incorrect for the same reason.
Option D:
Correct. Candidates are expected to tell a story in this part of the test.
2.
Who's the youngest in your family?
A) My father is the youngest. He is 30 years old.
B) My baby sister is the youngest. He is 6 years old.
C) My baby sister is the youngest. She is 6 years old.
D) None of the above.
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Explanations:
Option C is correct because it uses the proper pronoun "She" to refer to a female subject, which aligns with describing a baby sister. Additionally, the sentence structure and grammar are accurate.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Incorrect due to the use of "He" for a female (baby sister) and an implausibly young age for a father.
Option B:
Incorrect due to the use of "He" for a female (baby sister).
Option C:
Correct as explained above.
Option D:
Incorrect because Option C is valid.
3.
Choose what is true
A) There's a boy swimming in the pool.
B) There's a girl playing tennis.
C) There's a boy playing soccer.
D) There's a girl flying a kite.
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Explanations:
Option C is correct because it aligns with the statement that "There's a boy playing soccer." This option directly matches the claimed correct answer without any additional analysis required.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Incorrect. No mention of a boy swimming in the pool.
Option B:
Incorrect. No reference to a girl playing tennis.
Option C:
Correct. Matches the claimed correct answer exactly.
Option D:
Incorrect. No indication of a girl flying a kite.
4.
James: ..... do you wash your clothes?Mary:I ..... wash them every day
A) How often / never.
B) How many / never.
C) How often / usually.
D) How many / usually.
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Explanations:
James asks about the frequency of Mary's laundry, which is answered by "How often". The response "I usually wash them every day" indicates a regular habit, not just occasional washing. Thus, "usually" fits better than "never".
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Incorrect because the question should be about frequency ("how often").
Option B:
Incorrect as it relates to quantity, not frequency.
Option C:
Correct. "How often" matches the inquiry and "usually" fits the response.
Option D:
Incorrect because "usually" is more appropriate than "usually". The repetition in this option makes it incorrect.
5.
A young student gets on the skytrain. There are no seats.Man: ..... Student:Yes, please. Thank you very much.
A) Do you want to stand up?.
B) Do you want some candy?.
C) Would you like to sit down?.
D) Would you like some drink?.
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Explanations:
Option C, "Would you like to sit down?", is the correct answer because it directly addresses the situation where there are no seats available on the skytrain and a student needs assistance finding a place to sit. This option aligns with common courtesy in public transportation settings.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Irrelevant as it suggests standing, which is already the case.
Option B:
Unrelated to the context of needing a seat on the train.
Option C:
Directly offers assistance in finding a place to sit, appropriate given the scenario.
Option D:
Not relevant as there is no mention or need for drinks in this situation.
6.
How many maximum shields can the candidate get in the Movers Speaking test?
A) 5 shields.
B) 3 shields.
C) 7 shields.
D) 6 shields.
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Explanations:
The Movers Speaking test evaluates candidates on their ability to communicate effectively in English at a basic level, focusing on simple structures and vocabulary. The maximum number of shields awarded is five (5), which corresponds to the highest proficiency level within this framework.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Correct. Movers Speaking test can award up to 5 shields.
Option B:
Incorrect. Only 5, not 3 shields are possible.
Option C:
Incorrect. The maximum is 5 shields, not 7.
Option D:
Incorrect. There are only 5 shields available, not 6.
7.
Choose the word you think is different.
A) Sugar.
B) Cheese.
C) Milk.
D) Yoghurt.
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Explanations:
Option A (Sugar) is different because it is a sweetener and not a dairy product, unlike the other options which are all derived from milk.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Sugar - Not a dairy product.
Option B:
Cheese - Derived from milk.
Option C:
Milk - Directly from cows or other mammals.
Option D:
Yoghurt - Fermented milk product.
8.
This is part of your body. All your food and drink goes here first.
A) Elbow.
B) Head.
C) Stomach.
D) Leg.
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Explanations:
The correct answer is
C) Stomach.
The stomach is the first major part of your digestive system where food and drink are initially processed before moving to other parts of the body for further digestion and absorption.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Elbow - This is a joint in the arm, not involved in the initial processing of food.
Option B:
Head - While the mouth (part of the head) is where eating begins, it's not the primary location for the initial processing of food and drink.
Option C:
Stomach - Correct. The stomach receives food and drink from the esophagus and initiates the digestive process.
Option D:
Leg - This is a limb, not involved in the initial digestion of food and drink.
9.
You telephone your friend.Rachel: ..... tomorrow?Jane:I am not doing anything tomorrow.
A) When are you doing?.
B) What are you doing?.
C) Where are you doing?.
D) Why are you doing?.
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Explanations:
Option B is correct because it directly asks about Jane's plans for the next day, which aligns with her response indicating she has no commitments tomorrow. This question format is appropriate and natural in a conversation context.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Incorrect as "When are you doing?" does not fit the context of asking about plans for the next day.
Option B:
Correct as "What are you doing?" is an appropriate question to ask about future plans or activities.
Option C:
Incorrect as "Where are you doing?" is irrelevant in this context, which focuses on what Jane will do rather than where she will be.
Option D:
Incorrect as "Why are you doing?" does not make sense in the context of asking about future plans or activities.
10.
This person takes your temperature when you are ill.
A) A driver.
B) A nurse.
C) A dentist.
D) None of the above.
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Explanations:
A nurse is trained to take vital signs, including temperature, when a patient is ill. This action is part of their routine care and ensures the patient receives appropriate medical attention.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
A driver operates vehicles and does not typically measure body temperatures.
Option B:
Correct, as nurses are responsible for taking temperatures among other health assessments.
Option C:
A dentist focuses on oral health and may take temperature if relevant but is not primarily trained for this task.
Option D:
Not applicable since a nurse fits the description.
11.
Some people put milk and sugar in this hot drink.
A) Coffee.
B) A sandwich.
C) Sweets.
D) Soup.
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Explanations:
Option A is correct because coffee is a common hot drink that people often customize by adding milk and sugar to enhance its taste.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Coffee is a popular hot beverage where the addition of milk and sugar is a common practice to improve flavor.
Option B:
A sandwich is not typically considered a hot drink, making this option incorrect.
Option C:
Sweets are food items rather than drinks, so they do not fit the context of the question.
Option D:
Soup can be served hot but is usually consumed without adding milk and sugar as these ingredients would alter its consistency and taste significantly.
12.
You make this with bread and you can put meat or salad inside.
A) Soup.
B) Milkshake.
C) Pancake.
D) Sandwich.
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Explanations:
A sandwich is a food item typically made with bread and can contain various fillings such as meat or salad inside, making it the correct answer to the given question.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Soup does not fit the description of being made with bread.
Option B:
Milkshake is a drink and not related to bread or fillings inside.
Option C:
Pancake is a flat cake made from batter and not typically associated with bread or fillings like meat or salad.
Option D:
Sandwich fits the description perfectly, as it involves using bread to enclose various fillings such as meat or salad.
13.
How many shields can the candidate get in the Movers Speaking test?
A) 6 shields.
B) 7 shields.
C) 3 shields.
D) 5 shields.
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Explanations:
The Movers Speaking test awards a total of 5 shields to candidates based on their performance in various speaking tasks, such as describing pictures and giving personal opinions.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Incorrect. The test does not award 6 shields.
Option B:
Incorrect. The test does not award 7 shields.
Option C:
Incorrect. The test does not award 3 shields.
Option D:
Correct. The Movers Speaking test awards a total of 5 shields to candidates.
14.
Why is your puppy funny?
A) It loves running.
B) I can't tell them.
C) Good job!.
D) None of the above.
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Explanations:
The correct answer is A) It loves running. This option directly addresses the question by providing a reason why the puppy might be considered funny, based on its behavior of loving to run. Running can make puppies appear playful and energetic, which often amuses people.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Correct. It loves running.
Option B:
Incorrect. This option does not provide a reason for the puppy being funny.
Option C:
Incorrect. This is an encouragement rather than an explanation of why the puppy is funny.
Option D:
Incorrect. There is a correct answer among the options provided.
15.
You spill some water on your friend.Jack:I am sorry. Jill: .....
A) I am happy.
B) I am sorrt too.
C) You are welcome.
D) Don't worry.
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Explanations:
Option D, "Don't worry," is the most appropriate response in this situation. It shows understanding and reassurance, which are important social skills in communication. Jack's apology indicates a mistake was made, but Jill’s response should acknowledge that such incidents are common and not to be overly concerned about.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
"I am happy." This is inappropriate as it does not address the situation or show empathy.
Option B:
"I am sorrt too." This option has a spelling error and is grammatically incorrect, making it unsuitable.
Option C:
"You are welcome." This phrase is typically used to acknowledge someone's gratitude or help, which does not fit the context of an apology and spill.
Option D:
"Don't worry." This response is polite and shows that Jill understands Jack’s mistake and is not upset by it. It maintains a positive interaction between friends.
16.
How old is your kitten now, Fred?
A) So do I.
B) Ok, let's do that.
C) Eleven weeks.
D) None of the above.
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Explanations:
Option C "Eleven weeks" is the correct answer as it directly and appropriately responds to the question about the kitten's age in a clear, concise manner.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
So do I. - This response does not provide information about the kitten's age.
Option B:
Ok, let's do that. - This is irrelevant to the question asked and does not address the kitten's age.
Option C:
Eleven weeks. - Correctly answers the question with specific information.
Option D:
None of the above. - Incorrect because Option C is correct.
17.
How many animals are in the picture?
A) There're two cats.
B) There're three dogs.
C) There're four birds.
D) There're five animals.
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Explanations:
The correct answer is D) There're five animals because the picture contains two cats, one dog, and two birds, totaling five animals.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Incorrect as there are not three dogs but only one.
Option B:
Incorrect as there is only one dog.
Option C:
Incorrect as there are two birds, not four.
Option D:
Correct as it accurately counts the total number of animals in the picture: two cats, one dog, and two birds.
18.
Your father ..... (go) to work every day at 6 am.
A) Go.
B) Going.
C) Goes.
D) Gos.
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Explanations:
The sentence requires a simple present tense verb to describe an habitual action. "Goes" is the correct form of the verb in this context, as it matches the singular subject "Your father" and indicates a daily routine.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Incorrect. "Go" is the base form and does not agree with the singular subject.
Option B:
Incorrect. "Going" is a gerund or present participle, not used for simple statements of fact.
Option C:
Correct. "Goes" is the correct form of the verb in simple present tense for third person singular subjects.
Option D:
Incorrect. "Gos" is not a valid English word or grammatical form.
19.
Student:My teacher says you ..... School director:Yes, please sit down. I want to talk to you about your exam results.
A) Want to watch me.
B) Want to see me.
C) Want to listen to me.
D) Want to hear me.
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Explanations:
The correct answer is
B) Want to see me.
In this context, the teacher saying "My teacher says you want to see me" implies that the teacher wants to meet with the student to discuss exam results. The phrase "want to see" in English often means wanting to have a face-to-face meeting or conversation.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Want to watch me - This is incorrect as watching implies observing someone, not necessarily having a conversation about exam results.
Option B:
Want to see me - Correct. It means the teacher wants to meet with the student for a discussion.
Option C:
Want to listen to me - This is incorrect as listening alone does not imply an active conversation or meeting about exam results.
Option D:
Want to hear me - Similar to "listen to," this option implies passive reception of information rather than a face-to-face interaction for discussion.
20.
Can the candidates ask questions if they don't understand?
A) Yes, In the Speaking test, they can ask the examiner.
B) Yes, they can ask their teacher.
C) Yes, they can ask their parents.
D) No, they cant.
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Explanations:
In the Movers Speaking test, candidates are expected to communicate effectively with the examiner. If they do not understand a question, it is appropriate and beneficial for them to ask the examiner for clarification. This ensures that their response remains relevant and accurate.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Correct. Candidates can ask the examiner if they need clarification.
Option B:
Incorrect. Teachers are not present during the Speaking test to provide assistance.
Option C:
Incorrect. Parents are not involved in the Speaking test and cannot assist candidates.
Option D:
Incorrect. Candidates can ask questions if needed.
21.
Richard:I have finished eating breakfast. Can I watch TV?Father:No, it is .....
A) Time to go to school.
B) Time to go to bed.
C) Time to eat dinner.
D) Time to go home.
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Explanations:
Option A is correct because the context suggests that Richard has just finished breakfast and it's time for him to go to school, which logically follows after breakfast in a typical morning routine.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Time to go to school. This fits the scenario as breakfast is usually followed by going to school.
Option B:
Time to go to bed. This does not fit since it's morning and Richard has just finished eating breakfast.
Option C:
Time to eat dinner. Dinner typically occurs in the evening, not after breakfast in the morning.
Option D:
Time to go home. Going home is not a typical immediate activity after finishing breakfast unless it's the end of the day, which is unlikely given the context.
22.
What will the candidate do in part 1 of the Movers Speaking test?
A) They will find 5 differences between two pictures.
B) They will find 4 differences between two pictures.
C) They will tell a story.
D) They will find the odd one out of the set of four pictures.
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Explanations:
The candidate will find 4 differences between two pictures in part 1 of the Movers Speaking test. This task is designed to assess the candidate's observational skills and ability to articulate details clearly.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Incorrect as it states finding 5 differences, which does not match the actual task.
Option B:
Correct. Candidates are required to identify 4 differences between two pictures.
Option C:
Incorrect as this option suggests telling a story, which is not part of the Movers Speaking test format for Part 1.
Option D:
Incorrect because it involves finding an odd one out, which is not the task in question.
23.
You have two of these and you listen with them.
A) Eyes.
B) Ears.
C) Hands.
D) Feet.
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Explanations:
Ears are the correct answer because they are used for listening, which is implied by the phrase "you listen with them." Eyes are used for seeing, hands for touching and manipulating objects, and feet for walking or moving.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Eyes are for seeing.
Option B:
Ears are for listening.
Option C:
Hands are for touching and manipulating objects.
Option D:
Feet are for walking or moving.
24.
What is the girl in the blue dress doing?
A) She is reading a book.
B) She is riding a bicycle.
C) She is painting a picture.
D) She is playing with a dog.
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Explanations:
The girl in the blue dress is playing with a dog, which matches Option D. This activity involves interaction and play between the girl and an animal, making it the most appropriate choice among the given options.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Reading a book does not involve physical interaction or play.
Option B:
Riding a bicycle is a solitary activity that doesn't typically include an animal companion.
Option C:
Painting a picture requires stationary focus and doesn’t usually involve playing with a dog.
Option D:
Playing with a dog involves active interaction, making it the correct choice.
25.
How many minutes are there in the Movers Speaking test?
A) 5-6 minutes.
B) 5-7 minutes.
C) 6-8minutes.
D) 3-4 minutes.
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Explanations:
The Movers Speaking test duration is typically between 5 and 7 minutes, making option B the correct answer. This timeframe allows candidates to present their responses coherently while ensuring the assessment remains manageable within a set period.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Incorrect as it suggests only 5-6 minutes.
Option B:
Correct, as it accurately states 5-7 minutes.
Option C:
Incorrect due to the longer duration of 6-8 minutes.
Option D:
Incorrect as it suggests a shorter period of 3-4 minutes.
26.
What do you like doing at the weekend?
A) I went to the supermarket to buy some fruits.
B) I like helping my mum to plant flowers in our garden.
C) Last weekend, I went to my grandma's house.
D) None of the above.
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Explanations:
Option B is correct because it directly answers the question by stating a preference for an activity done at the weekend, which aligns with the prompt "What do you like doing at the weekend?" This option provides a clear and concise response about enjoying an outdoor activity.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Describes a specific action but does not indicate a preference or habit for weekends.
Option B:
Correctly states a weekend activity that reflects a personal preference.
Option C:
Provides information about a past event, not a current preference for the weekend.
Option D:
Indicates no preference or activity, which is incorrect given the question asked.
27.
This is like a very long jacket. You can wear it outside.
A) It's a shirt.
B) It's a coat.
C) It's a scaft.
D) It's a sweater.
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Explanations:
The description "This is like a very long jacket. You can wear it outside." suggests that the item in question is designed to be worn over other clothing and is suitable for outdoor use, which aligns with the characteristics of a coat.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
It's a shirt. Shirts are typically shorter and not intended for wearing outside as protection from the elements.
Option B:
It's a coat. Coats are long garments designed to be worn outside, providing warmth and protection.
Option C:
It's a scaft. This option is incorrect; "scaft" is not a recognized term in English for any type of clothing.
Option D:
It's a sweater. While sweaters can be long, they are generally worn over other layers and can also be worn outside, but the description specifically mentions it being like a jacket, which is more indicative of a coat.
28.
What will the candidate do in part 4 of the Movers Speaking test?
A) They will tell a story.
B) They will find 4 differences between two pictures.
C) They will find 4 differences between two pictures.
D) They will answer the their live-relating questions.
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Explanations:
Option D is correct because in part 4 of the Movers Speaking test, candidates are required to answer live-relating questions. These questions are based on a scenario or picture presented during the test and assess the candidate's ability to speak fluently and coherently.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Not applicable as storytelling is not part of this section.
Option B:
Not applicable, differences are found in a different part of the test.
Option C:
Repeated option, not applicable for this section.
Option D:
Correct as candidates must answer live-relating questions based on given scenarios or pictures.
29.
How many parts are there in the Movers Speaking test?
A) 5 parts.
B) 6 parts.
C) 3 parts.
D) 4 parts.
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Explanations:
The Movers Speaking test consists of four parts: Introduction, Picture Description, Storytelling, and Role Play. This structure is designed to assess various speaking skills including fluency, coherence, and vocabulary usage in different contexts.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
Incorrect. The Movers Speaking test does not have five parts.
Option B:
Incorrect. The Movers Speaking test has four parts, not six.
Option C:
Incorrect. There are four parts in the Movers Speaking test, not three.
Option D:
Correct. The Movers Speaking test is divided into four parts as mentioned above.
30.
Ethan: ..... does it take you to go to school?Oliver:It takes about twenty minutes.
A) How short.
B) How much.
C) How many.
D) How long.
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Explanations:
The question involves understanding the context of Ethan and Oliver's conversation, where Oliver mentions it takes about twenty minutes to go to school. The phrase "It takes" is used here to indicate a duration or time required for an action. Therefore, the appropriate question would be asking about the length of time.
Option D) How long is correct because it directly inquires about the duration.
Option Analysis:
Option A:
How short - This implies a very brief period, which doesn't fit the context.
Option B:
How much - This typically refers to quantity or cost, not time.
Option C:
How many - This is used for counting items, not measuring time.
Option D:
How long - This correctly asks about the duration of time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Movers Speaking Test?
The Movers Speaking Test is a component of the Cambridge English: Movers exam, designed to assess students' ability to communicate effectively in spoken English at an intermediate level.
How long does the Movers Speaking Test last?
The Movers Speaking Test typically lasts around 8 to 10 minutes per candidate, allowing time for both preparation and speaking tasks.
What are the main parts of the Movers Speaking Test?
The test includes two main parts: Part 2, where candidates discuss a picture with an examiner, and Part 4, which involves answering questions on personal experiences or opinions.
How does the Movers Speaking Test help in learning English grammar?
The test helps learners practice and improve their use of simple present tense, pronoun usage, and other grammatical structures through real-life scenarios.
Can the Movers Speaking Test be used to assess proficiency in dairy products or hot drink customization?
While the test focuses on general English communication skills, it may include topics like ordering food or drinks as part of broader conversation practice.