Test of English as a Foreign Language
Академик эх бичвэр, лекц дээр баримт, үгсийн сан, дүгнэлт, зохиогчийн зорилгын асуултуудаар хурдаа нэмээрэй. Уншлага, Сонсгол 0–30 шкалаар дүгнэгдэнэ; Бичих, Ярих даалгаврыг шалгуурын жагсаалтаар өөрөө дүгнэнэ.
An academic reading passage on the origins of writing and a biology lecture on bird navigation, with TOEFL-style factual, vocabulary, inference and purpose questions.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on the Domestication of the Horse and why Cities Are Warmer.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on the Domestication of the Horse and why Bread Rises.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on changing a course and the price of bread.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on changing a course and why leaves change colour.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to your laboratory supervisor, Dr Park. Discussion: Many universities now record lectures and put them online.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a place on campus where you like to study, and explain why you go there.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on how a Coral Reef Is Built and paper Money in Song China.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on how a Coral Reef Is Built and how a Lighthouse Warns a Ship.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on finding old newspapers and how a star is weighed.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on finding old newspapers and where sand comes from.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the project coordinator, Dr Ahmed, explaining the situation and asking what can be done. Discussion: Some cities have made public transport free at the point of use, paid for out of general taxation.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a subject you found difficult at school, and explain how you dealt with it.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on how Birds Find Their Way and roman Concrete.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on how Birds Find Their Way and why People Yawn.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on an incomplete housing application and why witnesses misremember.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on an incomplete housing application and campus shuttle changes.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the library office explaining the problem and asking for it to be corrected. Discussion: Universities increasingly ask applicants to submit a personal essay alongside their grades.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a person who has influenced the way you work or study.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on why Plants Pay to Move Their Seeds and the First Photographs.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on why Plants Pay to Move Their Seeds and why Honey Never Spoils.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on planning an essay and what notation did to music.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on planning an essay and how caves form.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the department administrator requesting the booking. Discussion: Some employers have moved to a four-day working week with no reduction in pay.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a place you have visited that you would recommend to others.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on why Deserts Are Where They Are and the Domestication of Wheat.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on why Deserts Are Where They Are and why Onions Make You Cry.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on preparing for an interview and who invented printing.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on preparing for an interview and why animals move at night.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the library asking for help finding it. Discussion: Several countries have banned smartphones in schools during the day.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe something you do to relax after a long day.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on how Bats Hunt in the Dark and the Public Library.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on how Bats Hunt in the Dark and why a Bicycle Stays Upright.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on dividing a group project and reading a rubbish heap.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on dividing a group project and the library moves out.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the scholarships office asking about your application. Discussion: Some universities have replaced final examinations with continuous assessment — coursework spread across the term.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a hobby you have had for a long time.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on when a Volcano Changes the Weather and how Coffee Moved.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on when a Volcano Changes the Weather and how Soap Works.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on at the health centre and the spacing effect.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on at the health centre and testing a bridge to failure.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the accommodation office. Discussion: Museums in wealthy countries hold many objects taken from other countries during colonial rule.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a meal you enjoy cooking or eating, and explain why.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on why Animals Play and building a Gothic Cathedral.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on why Animals Play and how Salt Keeps Food.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on A laboratory induction and how punctuation was invented.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on A laboratory induction and bees that are not honeybees.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the events office requesting the hall. Discussion: Some governments now fund university places by subject, paying more for degrees they judge economically useful and less for others.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a piece of technology you use every day, and explain how it helps you.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on soil, and How It Is Lost and the First Film Audiences.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on soil, and How It Is Lost and why Some Birds Cannot Fly.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on applying for an exchange and why frescoes lose their blue.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on applying for an exchange and why ice floats.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the seminar organiser, Professor Idris, explaining and offering an alternative. Discussion: Some argue that every student should learn to program, in the way every student learns to write.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a book, film or programme that changed how you think about something.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 20 questions on the Ocean's Biological Pump and how the Railways Standardised Time.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 20 questions on the Ocean's Biological Pump and how Paper Is Recycled.
Module 1 plus the harder Module 2 — the path you reach by doing well in Module 1. 11 questions on booking a practice room and how a concert hall is designed.
Module 1 plus the easier Module 2 — the foundation path of the adaptive test. 11 questions on booking a practice room and examination arrangements.
Build a Sentence, an email and an academic discussion. Email: Write an email to the shop describing the fault and asking what they will do. Discussion: Many cities are removing parking spaces in the centre and giving the space to pedestrians, cyclists and trees.
Listen and Repeat (6 sentences) and a 3-question interview, starting with: Describe a tradition or celebration that is important in your country.