Exam Guides

Fill in the gaps by choosing the correct word from four options. This tests your vocabulary, collocations, and understanding of context.

Fill in the gaps with a suitable word - no options provided. Tests grammar and vocabulary knowledge.

Transform the given base word to fit each gap. Tests your knowledge of prefixes, suffixes, and word families.

Complete the second sentence using a given key word while keeping the same meaning. Tests grammar and vocabulary.

Read a text and answer comprehension questions with multiple choice options. Tests detailed understanding.

Put missing sentences or paragraphs back into a long text. Tests how well you understand the way a text is organised.

Match questions or statements to different sections of text. Tests scanning and detailed understanding.

Compare information across multiple texts and match statements to writers. Tests comparative reading.

Read short texts and answer comprehension questions. Tests understanding of everyday texts.

Read three short texts on the same topic and decide which text each question is about.

Match five people to the text that best fits what each person needs.

Read a longer text and answer five multiple-choice questions about detail, opinion and overall meaning.

Fill in missing sentences in a text from given options. Tests understanding of text structure.

Listen to short conversations and choose the picture that answers each question.

Listen to conversations, interviews or short extracts and choose the correct answer.

Listen to one speaker and write the missing words or numbers in the notes.

Listen to a talk and complete sentences with the exact words you hear.

Listen to speakers or a conversation and match each item to the correct option.

Write a structured essay on a given topic. Tests organization, argument development, and language range.

Choose one writing task from a set of options, such as an article, story, email, letter, report or review. Tests register and format.

Reply to an email using four notes as a guide. Write about 100 words.

Write a short email or note of 25 words or more that answers three points.

Look at three pictures and write a short story of 35 words or more.

Complete a full IELTS Academic Reading test with three passages and 40 questions covering multiple question types.

Describe, summarise, or explain visual information such as graphs, charts, tables, or diagrams in at least 150 words.

Write a 250+ word essay responding to a point of view, argument, or problem on a general academic topic.

Complete the full TOEFL iBT Reading section covering vocabulary, daily-life texts, and academic passages.

Complete missing letters in words within a paragraph using vocabulary knowledge and context clues.

Read short everyday texts like notices, messages, and ads, then answer multiple choice questions.

Read an academic passage and answer comprehension questions about main idea, details, vocabulary, and inference.

Complete the reply in a short campus conversation by putting words and phrases in the right order.

Write a short email in response to a situation, covering all the required points.

Write a response contributing to an online academic discussion with your own ideas and reasoning.

Choose the best word or phrase to complete each sentence from four options.

Complete texts with missing words, phrases, or sentences by choosing from four options.

Read passages and answer questions about details, inferences, and purpose.

Choose the best word for each blank from dropdown choices to complete the text correctly.

Read a text and select all correct responses to the question — more than one answer is correct.

Drag text boxes to arrange paragraphs into the correct logical order.

Drag words from a word bank to fill the blanks in the text correctly.

Read a text and choose the one correct answer to the question.

Listen to a short lecture and write a summary of 50-70 words.

Write a one-sentence summary of a passage in 5-75 words capturing the main point.

Write a 200-300 word essay responding to a given prompt, presenting and supporting your position.