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The first part of the listening comprehension test tests your global listening comprehension. You will listen to a newscast containing information from the radio. This file will be played once. You will then answer five questions in a "true/false" format (knowledge matrix). The topics cover general, everyday information. The scoring is automated (machine scoring).
The second part of the listening comprehension test tests your detailed listening comprehension. You will listen to an interview or dialogue based on a factual or technical text. This file will be played once. You will then answer ten questions in a "true/false" format (knowledge matrix). The topics include simple technical articles or non-fiction texts, and the scoring is automated (machine scoring).
In the third part, your selective listening comprehension will be tested. You will listen to a file containing news or a factual or technical text. This file will also be played once. You will answer five questions in a "true/false" format (knowledge matrix). The topics are factual and relevant to everyday life. The scoring is also automated (machine scoring).
The first part of the reading comprehension test tests your overall reading comprehension. You will read several short factual and informational texts on topics such as "Health and Hygiene," "Travel," "Food and Drink," or "Leisure and Entertainment." You will answer ten questions by assigning the text information to the correct categories. The evaluation is carried out automatically in a survey matrix format.
The second part of the reading comprehension test focuses on detailed reading comprehension. You will read a longer text consisting of a non-fiction or technical article. You will be given a list of statements from which you must select the correct ones. The assessment is in multiple-choice format (pulldown, MC, MR) and is carried out automatically.
The third part tests your selective reading comprehension. You will be given a collection of public notices, classified ads, or signs, as well as texts related to various everyday situations. You must match the respective situations to the correct texts. There are ten questions in survey matrix format, and the scoring is automated (machine scoring).
The first part of the language modules tests your grammar. You read a text with gaps and select which word fits each gap. The text is based on simple specialist articles or non-fiction texts. The assessment is done in fill-in-the-blanks format and is carried out automatically.
In the second part of the language modules, your vocabulary will be tested. You will read a text with gaps and must select the correct word from several options to fill the gap. The text consists of factual and technical articles or informational texts. The evaluation is carried out automatically in a survey matrix format.
In the writing section, your writing skills will be assessed. You will be given an assignment in which you must compose an email or a letter. The content, communicative structure, and formal accuracy of the text will be assessed. This assignment is in essay format, and the score will be manually scored using live scoring or hand scoring.
In the first part of the oral exam, you will be required to give a presentation. This consists of a short, technical talk delivered to the examiner. The assessment will be manual, live scoring based on your performance in the monologue or dialogue.
In the second part, you will have a conversation with the examiner. The topic of the conversation is relevant to everyday life and can cover areas such as "travel," "food and drink," or "leisure." The assessment is conducted using live scoring, with the focus on your ability to discuss topics.
In the third part of the oral exam, you will complete a task together with the examiner. This task may involve planning an activity or solving a practical problem. The assessment will be manual and live, with the focus on your ability to collaborate and solve problems.
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The mock test offers you a realistic insight into the question formats and procedures of the real exam. All question types of the actual exam are included, including the oral exam and the writing tasks. Please note that in the mock test – unlike the real exam – oral and written performance are not assessed. The goal of the mock test is to familiarize you with the requirements and familiarize you with the tasks and procedures without being assessed.
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The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is a framework document developed by the Council of Europe that makes language skills comparable across Europe. It precisely describes what learners can understand, speak, read, and write at the various levels – from A1 (beginner) to C2 (near-native speaker level).
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