We're keeping ESLeschool safe for younger learners. Please log in and confirm your date of birth so we can save your progress.

If a learner is under 13, we'll ask for a parent or guardian's email so we can send an approval link.

Log in to confirm →

Home > Starters Part 1: Animals
Share this
Pre A1 · Starters · Reading Part 1

Sentence Match

Starters Reading Part 1: Animals — Practice reading short sentences and decide if each one matches the picture. Great for checking basic comprehension skills.

Starters Reading
  • Less than 5 minutes for this starters reading exercise.
  • Read short sentences and understand keywords about animals.
  • Early stages of learning English.
📋

Instructions

There are five questions in Starters Reading Part 1 Animals. Look and read. Choose the correct answer.

📚

More Exercises

✍️

Starter Practice

Prepare for the Pre A1 Starters Reading and Writing test with our fun and interactive practice activities, designed especially for young learners at a starter level. Our resources follow the Cambridge English Qualifications for Young Learners (YLE) and help build confidence in essential exam skills. Bookmark our site today and enjoy unlimited access to practice anytime, anywhere!

🎧

Starter Success

Alongside reading and writing practice, we regularly upload ESL listening and speaking exercises and videos specifically designed for the Pre A1 Starters test. These resources help young learners build confidence and improve their skills for the listening and speaking sections of the Cambridge English Starters exam.

Here are video of the full test from Cambridge Assessment English.

You see a big picture and you point to things. Then you put three things on the picture and answer questions about it.

You will see three pictures and you will answer three questions about each picture.

You will answer three questions with a word or short phrase.

🎓

Links

We have many English exercises, resources and activities for young learners at a beginner and elementary level. So why not check out the different activities available as your English improves?