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Build B2 First (FCE) and C1 Advanced (CAE) practice papers with every part of the real Reading & Use of English paper, plus Writing, validated to the exact Cambridge marks, 110 and 118.

2 Cambridge presets 6 Cambridge parts B2 and C1

What you get

Every generation downloads as a ZIP with everything you need.

The complete Reading & Use of English paper, plus Writing

Every part of the real paper, in the real order. FCE has seven: Multiple-choice Cloze, Open Cloze, Word Formation, Key Word Transformation, Multiple Choice, Gapped Text and Multiple Matching. CAE has eight, with Cross-text Multiple Matching as Part 6, before Gapped Text. Then the Writing paper, Part 1 and Part 2.

Cover pages

Each paper opens on its own cover: title, level, marks and time, then the official instructions and the paper's questions and marks. Name, class and score go on the answer sheet at the back.

Mark scheme + unified answer key

Every section in one answer key with consistent numbering and mark allocation per question, validated against the real FCE (110) and CAE (118) raw marks.

PDF and DOCX

Full paper and answer key in both formats.

What the exercises look like

Examples of each type, as your students see them.

Word Formation FCE: Use of English Part 3
B2

For questions 17–24, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each gap. Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

The __________ of the new museum was delayed by three months. (CONSTRUCT)

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construction

Key Word Transformation FCE: Use of English Part 4
B2

For questions 25–30, complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between 2 and 5 words, including the word given.

It's been ages since I last saw her. (NOT) I have __________ a long time.
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not seen her for

Gapped Text CAE: Reading Part 7
C1

You are going to read a text from which 6 paragraphs have been removed. Choose from the paragraphs A–G the one which fits each gap (41–46). There is one extra paragraph which you do not need to use.

The city had changed dramatically since her last visit. [41] __________ Walking through the old quarter, she barely recognised the streets she had once known so well.

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Gap 41 → C: 'Entire neighbourhoods had been demolished and rebuilt in the decade she had been away. Where the old market once stood, a glass tower now caught the afternoon light.'

Multiple Choice FCE: Reading Part 5
B2

What does the writer suggest about urban planning in the second paragraph?

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It must balance growth with sustainability

These are 4 of 20 exercise types. Every generation includes a complete answer key.

20 exercise types

Six types are modelled directly on Cambridge Use of English and Reading papers and are exclusive to exam mode: Word Formation, Gapped Text, Multiple-choice Cloze, Open Cloze, Key Word Transformation, and Cross-text Multiple Matching. Combined with the five composers, you get 20 exercise types.

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Word Formation

B2+

Fill gaps using the correct derived form of a root word. Tests derivational morphology.

[…]

Gapped Text

B2+

Place removed sentences back into a passage (whole paragraphs at C1 and C2), with one or two extra that fit no gap. Tests cohesion.

A_

Multiple-choice Cloze

B2+

Choose the right word for each gap in a passage from four close alternatives. Tests collocation and shades of meaning.

[?_]

Open Cloze

B2+

Fill each gap in a passage with a single word and no options given. Tests grammatical and structural control.

⇄

Key Word Transformation

B2+

Complete a second sentence with a given key word so the meaning is unchanged. Tests structural range under a word limit.

A–D

Cross-text Multiple Matching

C1 only

Compare four short texts on one topic and match each question to the text it answers. Tests synthesis across sources.

B2 and C1

The Cambridge B2 First (FCE) and Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) presets are validated to the real Cambridge raw marks. From B2 up, a custom exam can use the same Cambridge parts.

B2

Cambridge B2 First (FCE)

110 marks, validated preset

C1

Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE)

118 marks, validated preset

Common questions

Which Cambridge exams are supported?

Two presets are validated to the real exam structure: Cambridge B2 First (FCE) at 110 marks and Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) at 118 marks. Each covers the complete Reading & Use of English paper, seven parts at B2 and eight at C1, plus Writing.

What does 'validated to real exam marks' mean?

The Cambridge B2 First (FCE) and Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) presets reproduce the actual Cambridge paper structure and raw mark allocation (110 marks for FCE, 118 for CAE), not an approximation. The number and weighting of questions per section matches the real exam.

Does it cover Use of English?

Yes. Six exercise types are modelled directly on Cambridge papers and are exclusive to exam mode: Multiple-choice Cloze (Reading and Use of English Part 1), Open Cloze (Part 2), Word Formation (Part 3), Key Word Transformation (Part 4), Cross-text Multiple Matching (CAE Reading Part 6) and Gapped Text (B2 First Part 6, C1 Advanced Part 7). You assemble the parts you need.

What do I download?

A ZIP with the full exam paper and a unified answer key, both in PDF and editable DOCX. Each paper opens on its own cover giving its level, marks and time with the official instructions, and ends on an answer sheet.

Is this an official Cambridge product?

No. TeacherForge is not affiliated with or endorsed by Cambridge Assessment English. These are practice materials modelled on the published exam formats, for teachers preparing students for the exams.

Is it free?

You get 18 free credits at signup. Each exam costs 3 credits. No credit card required. Pro and Premium plans offer more credits for regular use.

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