What does it evaluate? Everything, including writing, reading, listening, speaking, and grammar.
When it comes to scoring we will get 3 scores. Each score must be at least 70%. No averaging - 70% in each category or no pass.
Category 1: Reading (4 passages with 3 comprehension questions for each) and Writing (choose 2 prompts from a group of 4 - one will be a letter and one will be telling a story). We will have 2 hours for this part.
Category 2: Grammar/Vocabulary - First part is a passage with 20 blanks - requiring knowledge of grammar, colloquialisms, and vocabulary. Second part is 40 questions specifically related to higher grammar concepts. 1 hour.
Category 3: Listening comprehension (4 short audio passages - radio interviews, lectures on a factual topic, conversation between two people, announcement) that you hear twice followed by four questions for each one) and Oral Expression. There are three parts to the Oral Expression - describe 4 vignettes and then create a dialogue from the point of view of one the people in the pictures. Afterwards will be given a topic and asked to elaborate on my opinion of the topic. 1 hour for both parts.
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