e-TEP Practice Test 4
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 Student Union Book Fair (B1)
- How Do Cats Land on Their Feet? (B2)
- Why Some Cities Are Removing Highways (B2)
- Fermented Foods (B2–C1)
- In Defence of Boredom (C1)
Listening
- Joining a gym
- A transport announcement
- Four students on studying abroad
- An interview about breakfast
- Two students planning a questionnaire
- A lecture on the bystander effect
- A podcast about the four-day week
Speaking
- Describe a place in the world that you would like to visit. Explain why you want to go there and what you would like to do there.
- Some students prefer to study alone, while others prefer to study in groups. Which do you think is more effective? Give reasons and examples.
- Short talk: Taking better breaks
Writing
- Task 1: reply to this post — “From next year, we plan to replace most printed textbooks in the library with e-books. This will free up space for more study areas. What do you think?”
- Task 2: podcast and graph — Sources of electricity in Country X (%)
Sample question (Reading, B2) — “Why Some Cities Are Removing Highways”
Why did many cities build highways through their centres?
- Because planners believed it would bring economic growth
- To reduce air pollution
- To connect parks and green spaces
- Because residents asked for them
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