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Practice English Listening Test for A1 - Listening for Names and Describing People Test #1

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Follow the instructions and write the answers on a paper.

DON'T FORGET TO WRITE YOUR NAME.

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ALREADY DONE 2025&26: 1-2-3

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Practice KET (A2) Listening Test 01 with Answers and Audioscripts

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El Programa Bienestar Emocional en el ámbito educativo se diseña en sintonía con las líneas de la Estrategia Nacional de Salud Mental, con el objeto de ayudar a cubrir las necesidades de atención que el alumnado pueda mostrar en los campos del bienestar emocional y salud mental desde la perspectiva de la intervención educativa.

Entre los objetivos de esta estrategia están:

Impulsar la formación que contribuya a una intervención basada en el buen trato en la infancia y la adolescencia, y el respeto de los derechos fundamentales de niñas, niños y adolescentes.

Difundir actuaciones para sensibilizar y prevenir sobre el abuso de las TIC en la infancia y adolescencia y las conductas adictivas con y sin sustancias.

Este material es una herramienta para el docente, bien para ser utilizado en tutorías o bien en alguna otra materia en la que sea necesario abordar alguno de los aspectos de los que se compone este programa educativo.

Las 15 unidades didácticas, con una duración que oscila entre una y cuatro sesiones de clase, se organizan en cinco bloques de contenido, diferenciando para cada uno de ellos tres niveles educativos: [ 5º y 6º de Educación Primaria], [ 1º y 2º de ESO y FP Grado Básico] y [ 3º y 4º de ESO, Bachillerato y FP Grado Medio]:

Bloque A: 7 U. Didácticas

HABILIDADES SOCIALES Y EMOCIONALES

Bloque B: 3 U. Didácticas

CONVIVENCIA Y PREVENCIÓN DE LA VIOLENCIA

Bloque C: 2 U. Didácticas

UD12: Alfabetización en salud

FACTORES PROTECTORES DE LA SALUD

Bloque D: 1 U. Didáctica

PREVENCIÓN DE ADICCIONES Y PERTENENCIA A BANDAS

Bloque E: 2 U. Didácticas

USO DE REDES SOCIALES Y PROTECCIÓN DE DATOS

Puedes utilizar los materiales accediendo con tus credenciales de EducaMadrid, bien en versión web o bien descargándolos para su posterior edición mediante la herramienta gratuita eXeLearning, modificándolos y adaptándolos así a las necesidades de tu grupo de clase, sin ningún tipo de compromiso.

Las Unidades Didácticas/Situaciones de Aprendizaje suponen un programa formativo completo en todos los factores que influyen en el Bienestar Emocional del alumnado y también pueden ser utilizados de manera independiente para abordar un tema en concreto.

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Eutiquiano Merino (Tiqui) [eutiquiano.merino@madrid.org] - Asesor TD - Comunidad de Madrid

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Unidades didácticas de bienestar emocional, Consejería de Educación. Comunidad de Madrid.

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READING AND WRITING CAMBRIDGE MONDAY 7 APRIL 2026 DO N. 14

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READING AND WRITING CAMBRIDGE MONDAY 7 APRIL 2026 DO N. 14

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hERE WE WILL FIND EXAM SAMPLES FOR KET

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Cambridge English: A2 Key (KET) - Reading and Writing sections

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A2 Key English Test (KET) - information about the exam and links to practice tests

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Practice English Listening Tests for B1 with answer and audioscript

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Practice Listening Tests for STARTERS with Answer & Audioscript

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More listening sample tests for kets.

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Practice English Listening Tests for A2 with answer and audioscript

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ONE EXAMPLE TO FOLLOW.

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Cambridge A2 Key Exam (KET) Speaking - Example Test One

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A2 Key Exam Speaking. Preparation exercise for A2 Key, Speaking Part, Example Test One.

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Practice KET (A2) Listening Test 39 with Answers and Audioscripts

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Practice Listening Tests for A2 with Answer & Audioscript

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THERE ARE MORE THAN ONE EXERCISES....

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Cambridge A2 Key Reading and Writing

There are seven parts in the reading and writing section of the Cambridge English A2 Key exam. You will have 60 minutes to complete this section. Parts 1 to 5 focus on your reading skills. You should complete this part of the exam in around 40 minutes. Parts 6 and 7 will assess your writing skills. Here is a description of each part:

Reading Part 1: Read six short real-world texts with multiple-choice questions.
There are six short texts like text messages, notices, signs, ads, etc. and one question with three choices for each text. This part has a maximum of 6 marks.

Reading Part 2: Three short texts and seven matching questions.
There are three short texts and seven questions. You must match each question to one of the texts. This part has a maximum of 7 marks.

Reading Part 3: One long text with five multiple-choice questions.
There are three choices for each question. This part has a maximum of 5 marks.

Reading Part 4: One short text with six multiple-choice questions.
There is a factual text and six vocabulary questions with three options each. You must choose the correct word for each gap.This part has a maximum of 6 marks.

Reading Part 5: A short email (and sometimes the email reply too) with six gaps.
You must fill in each gap with one word. This part tests vocabulary and grammar. The words you need to use for the gaps are vocabulary and grammar words. This part has a maximum of 6 marks.

Writing Part 6: Write a short email or note of 25 words or more.
You need to write an email using some information or ideas that you can see in the question instructions. This part has a maximum of 15 marks.

Writing Part 7: Write a short story of 35 words or more based on three pictures.
There are three pictures and you need to write a story using those pictures as inspiration. The story should be around 35 words. This part has a maximum of 15 marks.

General Tips for the Reading part of the A2 Key

Understand the format of the exam

Familiarize yourself with the types of questions, number of questions and time limit for each section of the test. Practise using exam samples like the ones provided on our website or other published materials.

Get regular reading practice

Practice reading a variety of materials, such as online articles, fiction and non-fiction books to enhance your comprehension and speed. It's important that you find materials that are appropriate for your level. You should be able to understand most of the words in the texts you read.

Work on your vocabulary

Learn new words and expressions regularly, and practice using them in context.

Use past papers

Use previous years' papers to practise and get a feel for the types of questions you can expect in the exam.

Underline and analyse the keywords

The first thing you need to do when reading a text is to read the questions and underline the most important words. Then, analyse those words and decide which are the correct answer.

General Tips for the Writing part of the A2 Key

Practice writing essays

Familiarize yourself with the types of writing tasks required in the exam, such as an informal email or a story.

Get feedback

Ask someone to check your writing and give you constructive feedback, this can help you identify areas for improvement.

Prepare a plan for the writing task

Before writing your essay, you should consider the information you want to include and how to organise it. Think about the structure and content of your writing before you start, and make sure to stick to the word limit.

Learn to manage your time

Make sure you allocate enough time to read and understand the task and to plan and write your answer, leaving time to review and edit your work. Practise writing some compositions and time yourself to make sure you can finish the tasks within the time limits.

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A2 Key - Exam 1 - Reading and Writing - Test-English

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Get ready for the Cambridge A2 Key exam with our example tests. You will find a complete exam, plus lots of useful tips and information.

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This will help you revise your vocabulary for the KET test

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DO TWO LAST EXERCISES AND MOVE TO EXAM 44 (DO CLOCK AND CALENDAR TO ADD TO 20 QUESTIONS WITH COMIC COMPETITION

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Practice KET (A2) Listening Test 01 with Answers and Audioscripts

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CDI CONTENTS AND QUESTIONS TO  GO OVER IN CLASS

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CDI CONTENTS AND QUESTIONS TO  GO OVER IN CLASS

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