Listening

Answer the 15 questions in this quiz, based on your current understanding of the Listening Test.

1. How long is the Listening Test?

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2. What should I do during 'transfer time'?

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3. How many sections does the test have?

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4. What is in each listening section?

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5. Are the sections about the same topics?

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6. What is the first section?

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7. What is the second section?

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8. What is the third section?

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9. What is the fourth section?

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10. Which is the most difficult section?

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11. How many times can I hear the recording?

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12. Is spelling important in the answers?

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13. How many question types are there?

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14. How are the answers marked?

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15. Is a half band score possible in the Listening Test (for example 6.5)?

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