e-TEP Practice Test 1
This test has the same four parts as the real e-TEP. Do them in any order. You can take a break between parts.
1. Choose how you want to practise
2. Do the four parts
3. Check your results
Your scores will appear here and in your score report as you finish each part.
What is in this test
Reading
- The Greenfield Campus Bike Scheme (B1)
- Why Do We Forget Names? (B2)
- Sleep and Memory (B2)
- Cities and Heat (B2–C1)
- The Replication Debate (C1)
Listening
- A conversation at the library
- An announcement
- Four speakers on studying online
- An interview about citizen science
- Two students planning a presentation
- A lecture on learning and memory
- A podcast about endangered languages
Speaking
- Describe a skill you learned outside school, for example from a family member, a job or the internet. Explain how you learned it and why it is useful to you.
- Some universities require every student to take at least one fully online course before graduating. Do you think this is a good idea? Give reasons and examples.
- Short talk: Spaced practice
Writing
- Task 1: reply to this post — “We are considering opening the library 24 hours a day during the final exam weeks. This would mean fewer staff during the day. What do you think?”
- Task 2: podcast and graph — Students who use AI tools for study, by purpose (%)
Sample question (Reading, B2) — “Sleep and Memory”
What is the main idea of the first paragraph?
- Sleep is mainly a time of rest.
- Learning only happens during the day.
- The brain switches off during sleep.
- Views about the role of sleep have changed.
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