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e-TEP Practice Test 3

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

Reading
60 min · 30 questions
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Listening
~30 min · 30 questions
Start
Speaking
~12 min · warm-up + 3 tasks
Start
Writing
45 min · 2 tasks
Start

3. Check your results

Your scores will appear here and in your score report as you finish each part.

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What is in this test

Reading

  1. Late Thursdays at the Westbrook Science Museum (B1)
  2. Why Is Yawning Contagious? (B2)
  3. Why We Procrastinate (B2)
  4. Coral Reefs Under Pressure (B2–C1)
  5. The Ethics of Nudging (C1)

Listening

  1. A call to the IT help desk
  2. An exam announcement
  3. Four people on volunteering
  4. An interview with a game designer
  5. Two students choosing courses
  6. A lecture on language change
  7. A podcast about remote work and cities

Speaking

  1. Describe a book, film or series that changed the way you think about something. Explain what it was about and how it influenced you.
  2. Some universities require all students to do volunteer work in the community before they graduate. Do you think this is a good idea? Give reasons and examples.
  3. Short talk: Learning by teaching

Writing

  • Task 1: reply to this post — “We're asking the university to record every lecture and put the videos online, so students can watch them again or catch up if they miss a class. Do you support this?”
  • Task 2: podcast and graph — Households that throw away each type of food every week (%)
Sample question (Reading, B2) — “Why We Procrastinate”

How was procrastination traditionally explained?

  1. As a problem of poor time management
  2. As a result of laziness
  3. As a medical condition
  4. As a problem of emotions
Answer it in the reading module ›

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