You’ll hear a lecture of about 60–90 seconds. After listening, you must write a summary (50–70 words) in 10 minutes.
How to Answer:
Focus on the main point and supporting arguments.
Use formal academic language.
Don’t copy exact phrases—paraphrase key ideas.
Scoring Criteria:
Content
Form
Grammar
Vocabulary
Spelling
Listen to a recording and choose one correct option.
How to Answer:
Focus on keywords and tone.
Skim options before the audio starts if time allows.
Choose the option that most directly answers the question.
Scoring Criteria:
After listening to a recording, you’ll select all the options that are correct.
How to Answer:
Focus on understanding the main ideas.
Eliminate clearly wrong choices.
Be careful: wrong choices reduce your score.
Scoring Criteria:
A transcript appears on screen with missing words. You’ll hear the audio and fill the blanks.
How to Answer:
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You listen to a short lecture, then choose the best summary from four options.
How to Answer:
Identify the main idea and supporting points.
Eliminate summaries that include incorrect details.
Don’t choose summaries that focus on examples.
Scoring Criteria:
A recording will play and end with a beep. You must choose the correct missing word.
How to Answer:
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You see a transcript while listening to audio. Click the words that differ from the recording.
How to Answer:
Read and listen simultaneously.
Click immediately when you hear a mismatch.
Be accurate—wrong clicks reduce your score.
Scoring Criteria:
Correct clicks = +1
Incorrect clicks = -1
You hear a sentence and must type it exactly as spoken.
How to Answer:
Focus on spelling, punctuation, and word order.
Type quickly after the sentence ends.
Use practice to train your memory and typing speed.
Scoring Criteria: