The Cambridge Movers Writing Exam is part of the Cambridge English: Young Learners (YLE) Movers test, which is designed for children around 7-12 years old. The exam tests writing skills at an A1 level on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Here are the details of the Movers Writing exam:
Format:
The Movers writing test is integrated into the Reading and Writing section of the exam, lasting about 30 minutes. This part of the exam contains 6 parts with a total of 35 questions, mixing reading and writing tasks.
Task Types:
- Part 1: Picture Description (5 questions)
- Candidates are given pictures and must choose the correct word to complete sentences describing those pictures. This tests basic vocabulary and simple sentence structure.
- Part 2: Sentence Writing (6 questions)
- A short text or a set of sentences will have gaps that candidates must fill in with appropriate words based on pictures provided. Candidates should demonstrate their ability to use common words in context.
- Part 3: Matching Sentences to Pictures (6 questions)
- There is a set of pictures and a list of sentences. Candidates must match each picture to the appropriate sentence, showing their understanding of simple language and everyday scenarios.
- Part 4: Multiple-Choice Cloze (6 questions)
- A short text with gaps is provided. Candidates choose the correct word from three options to complete the text. This part tests their grammar and vocabulary knowledge.
- Part 5: Reading Comprehension and Writing (7 questions)
- Candidates read a short text and must fill in missing words from a box to complete sentences that describe the text. This part checks both reading comprehension and basic writing skills.
- Part 6: Sentence Writing Based on Pictures (5 questions)
- A set of pictures is provided, and candidates must write one sentence for each picture, demonstrating their ability to form simple sentences that describe visual information.
Scoring:
- Each correct answer receives 1 point, making the maximum score for this section 35 points.
- The score contributes to the overall achievement shield system, where candidates are awarded up to five shieldsfor Reading and Writing combined.
This test aims to assess a child’s ability to use simple written English in everyday situations, such as describing people, places, and events.
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