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10 Pre A1 Starters Speaking practice tests in the real format, timed like the exam, with answers when you finish. Three to five minutes: point to and place objects in a picture, answer questions and talk about yourself.

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Pre A1 Starters Speaking Practice Test 1 with Answers

A free, interactive Pre A1 Starters Speaking practice test with answers, about 5 minutes.

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This Pre A1 Starters Practice Test 1 has 1 paper — Speaking. Choose a paper below to start; your browser will load the interactive version automatically.

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Part 1 — Look, point and put

Look at the picture. Point to the things I say. Then put the cards on the picture.

  1. Where's the clock? Point to the clock. Example: (No answer. Point to the clock.)
  2. Where's the computer? Point to the computer. Example: (No answer. Point to the computer.)
  3. Put the kite under the window. Example: (No answer. Put the kite card under the window.)
  4. Put the bag next to the teacher. Example: (No answer. Put the bag card next to the teacher.)
  5. Now put the apple on the teacher's table and the doll next to the girl who is reading. Example: (No answer. Put the apple card on the teacher's table and the doll card next to the girl who is reading.)

Part 2 — Look and answer

Now look at the picture and answer my questions.

  1. Look at the teacher. What colour is her dress? Example: It's green.
  2. What's the boy in the yellow T-shirt doing? Example: He's drawing.
  3. How many children are there? Example: Four.
  4. What's the girl in the purple T-shirt doing? Example: She's painting.
  5. Now, tell me about this picture. Example: I can see a teacher and four children. There's a clock and a computer. A girl is reading a book.

Part 3 — Look and answer

Now look at these pictures and answer my questions.

  1. Look at this picture. What's this? Do you like playing basketball? Example: It's a basketball. Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
  2. And what's this? What colour is your school bag? Example: It's a bag. My bag is blue.
  3. Now, what's this? Do you like milk? Example: It's milk. Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
  4. And this one? What's this? Have you got a computer at home? Example: It's a computer. Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.
  5. Which do you like, basketball or computer games? Example: I like basketball.

Part 4 — About you

Now let's talk about you.

  1. What's your name? Example: My name is Kim.
  2. How old are you? Example: I'm seven.
  3. What's your favourite toy? Example: My favourite toy is my robot.
  4. What do you play in the playground? Example: I play football with my friends.

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About the Starters Speaking paper

Three to five minutes: point to and place objects in a picture, answer questions and talk about yourself.

How Starters is scored

Starters has no pass or fail — it is designed to be a positive experience for young learners. Children earn up to five shields on each paper; five shields shows very good understanding. On 7ESL each completed paper also gives XP.

Study the matching course

Want to master the English behind the exam? Our A1 English course teaches the grammar, vocabulary and skills at Pre A1 level — with structured lessons, worksheets and videos. It is the ideal companion to these Starters practice tests: learn on the course, then check your progress here.

7ESL practice material written in the official Cambridge English exam format. 7ESL is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, Cambridge Assessment English. “Cambridge English”, “Starters”, “Movers”, “Flyers”, “A2 Key”, “B1 Preliminary”, “B2 First”, “C1 Advanced”, “C2 Proficiency” and related names are trademarks of their respective owners.