Linguaskill General - Complete test (all modules)

Take your Linguaskill Reading & Listening, Speaking and Writing (complete test, all modules) conveniently from home and when it suits you best.

Linguaskill is a flexible and multi-level adaptive online test created to assess the level of English for individuals or groups. Linguaskill with online proctoring provides a secure and on demand Cambridge English Exam with fast and accurate results in 2 working days, CEFR aligned and guaranteed by Cambridge Assessment English.

– On demand exam – take the exam in the place and at a time that suits you best
– Results in 2 working days (all skills)
– 100% online
– All levels up to C1 or higher
– Quick and secure
– Easy to administer
– Results aligned to CEFR
– Voucher validity = 6 months after purchase

The Reading & Listening test takes 60–85 minutes and includes the following parts:

READING TASKS

• Read and select: Candidates read a notice, diagram, label, memo or letter containing a short text and choose the sentence which most likely matches the meaning of the text. There are three possible answers.
• Gapped sentences: Candidates read a sentence with a missing word (gap) and choose the correct word to fill the gap. There are four choices for each gap.
• Multiple-choice gap-fill: Candidates choose the right word or phrase to fill the gaps in a text. There are four choices for each gap.
• Open gap-fill: Candidates read a short text in which there are some missing words (gaps) and write in the missing word in each gap.
• Extended reading: Candidates read a longer text and answer a series of multiple-choice questions.

LISTENING TASKS

• Listen and select: Candidates listen to a short audio recording and answer a multiple-choice question with three options.
• Extended listening: Candidates listen to a longer recording and answer a series of multiple-choice questions about it.

The Speaking test takes 15 minutes and includes the following parts:

SPEAKING TASKS

• Part 1 (interview): The candidate answers eight questions about himself.
• Part 2 (reading aloud): The candidate reads eight sentences aloud.
• Part 3 (long turn 1): The candidate talks about a topic for one minute.
• Part 4 (long turn 2): The candidate is given one or more graphics (diagram or information sheet) to talk about for one minute.
• Part 5 (communication activity): The candidate gives his opinion in the form of short responses to five questions related to one topic.

WRITING TASKS

• Part 1: Candidates read a short prompt, usually an email. They use the information in the prompt and the three bullet points to write an email of at least 50 words to a private audience.
• Part 2: Candidates read a short text outlining a scenario and respond using the information in the scenario and the three bullet points. Candidates will write at least 180 words to a wider audience and may be asked to produce a variety of text types (e.g. review, article, web post).