C1 model test with solution

The first part of the listening comprehension test tests your global listening comprehension. You will hear statements from five people on various topics such as "travel," "food and drink," or "health and hygiene." Your task is to decide which statement applies to each person. If one of the statements does not apply to any person, you must mark it with an "X." The file will only be played once, and after listening, you will have three minutes to provide your answers. The evaluation is in survey matrix format and is carried out automatically.

In the second part of the listening comprehension test, you will listen to an interview or discussion and decide which statement (A, B, or C) best fits the information you have heard. This file will also be played only once, and after listening, you will have three minutes to provide your answers. The assessment will be in multiple-choice format and will be scored automatically.

In the third part of the listening comprehension test, you will listen to a didactic literary excerpt. Your task is to choose the correct summary of this text. The file will be played once, and you will then have three minutes to give your answer. The assessment will be in multiple-choice format and will be scored automatically.

In the first part of the reading comprehension test, you will read a scientific article and its summary. Your task is to select which summary is correct from a drop-down menu. The text is 400-500 words long and is based on a non-fiction text, a literary text, or a scientific article. The assessment will be in multiple-choice (pull-down) format and will be automated.

In the second part of the reading comprehension test, you will read a text and some statements about it. You must decide whether the statements agree with the text, disagree with it, or are not in the text. The assessment is done in Likert scale format, and the scoring is automatic.

The third part of reading comprehension focuses on text reconstruction. You read a text and the corresponding sentences, which must be put in the correct order. There are eight questions in which you must arrange the sentences in the correct order. The evaluation is done in survey matrix format and is performed automatically.

The fourth part of reading comprehension involves proofreading. You read several paragraphs of a text, paying attention to bolded areas that contain errors. Your task is to correct the errors by writing the correct word in the blank. The assessment is done in fill-in-the-blanks format and is scored automatically.

In the first part of the language modules, you must demonstrate your ability to complete text semantically correctly. You will read a blank text and select the appropriate word for each gap from drop-down boxes. The text is based on a non-fiction text, a literary text, or a specialist article. The assessment is done in select-a-blank format and is performed automatically.

In the second part of the language modules, you must also read a blank text and select the appropriate word from several options. The text is based on a non-fiction text, a literary text, or a specialist article. The assessment is done in select-a-blank format and is performed automatically.

In the writing section, you must write an argumentatively structured assignment on a specific topic. You can choose between two topics. Your task is to write at least 350 words and use well-founded examples to support your opinion. This assignment requires the use of complex language structures and the ability to present your opinion clearly and comprehensibly. Assessment will be conducted using live scoring or hand scoring.

In the oral portion of the exam, you will be required to both deliver a presentation and participate in a discussion. Your tasks will include delivering a presentation on a relevant topic, participating in a discussion, and summarizing the content. You will be assessed live based on your ability to present, discuss, and summarize information.