剑桥少儿英语考试（Cambridge childrens English test）.doc

剑桥少儿英语考试（Cambridge childrens English test） The Cambridge childrens English test consists of four key levels: the preparatory level (Pro-Starters), the first class (Starters), the two class (Movers) and the three class (Flyers). Because the language of the highest level Flyers is about the equivalent of KET in Cambridge, it can be used as a bridge to KET or to PET after growing up. Cambridge childrens English Test Preparation Class (Pro-starters): Preparation level: suitable for 5-6 years old, after about 80 hours of English learning, master about 280 words of students to participate in, preparatory class test only oral test, no listening and reading and writing content; Cambridge childrens English test class 1 (Starters): Level 1: suitable for 6-8 years old, after about 100 hours of English learning, master about 460 vocabulary students to participate (07 edition of Cambridge test syllabus vocabulary is 459, the old version of Cambridge test syllabus vocabulary is 439); Cambridge childrens English Test Band Two (Movers): Grade two: suitable for 8-11 years old, after about 100 hours of English learning, master about 770 vocabulary students to participate (07 edition of Cambridge test outline vocabulary is 772, the old version of Cambridge test syllabus vocabulary is 674); Cambridge childrens English test band three (Flyers): Grade three: suitable for 9-12 years old, after about 150 hours of English learning, master about 430 vocabulary students to participate (07 edition of Cambridge test outline vocabulary is 427, the old version of Cambridge test syllabus vocabulary is 398). In China, the age of Cambridge childrens English test extends to 6-12 years old and even wider because of the difference between the language background of examinees and other countries. No matter how many hours of training they attend, what kind of basis can be used for the exam. The following table lists the general characteristics and differences of the three test: Read and write (Reading an