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Read Aloud Read Aloud is the first question type in the Speaking section and the very first task of the entire exam. The test randomly assigns 6-7 different text passages, requiring test-takers to read them aloud clearly and fluently.
Repeat Sentence Repeat Sentence is the second question type in the Speaking section and one of the most technically challenging tasks in the exam. The test randomly assigns 10-12 sentences of varying lengths and difficulty, requiring test-takers to repeat each sentence completely and fluently.
Describe Image Describe Image is the third question type in the Speaking section and a classic template-based task in the exam. The test randomly assigns 6-7 images of different types and content, requiring test-takers to describe the information presented in the image.
Respond to a Situation Respond to a Situation is the final question type in the Speaking section, assessing both the test-taker's oral expression and listening comprehension skills.
Summarize Group Discussion The Summarize Group Discussion question type requires candidates to first listen to a 3-minute recorded group discussion (usually in academic or administrative settings), then sort out the logic within 10 seconds of preparation time, and complete an oral summary within 2 minutes.
Summarize Written Text 题型介绍 Summarize Written Text is the first question type in the Writing section. The test randomly assigns 2-3 written passages, requiring test-takers to read the text and summarize it in a single sentence within 10 minutes.
Write Essay Write Essay is the final question type in the Writing section. Test-takers are required to write an essay based on a given topic or question, involving discussion and analysis. Topics typically cover areas such as society, education, technology, and the environment. Each essay must be completed in 20 minutes with a word count between 200-300 words.
Fill in the Blanks-Dropdown Fill in the Blanks-Dropdown is a question type in the Reading section. The test randomly assigns 5-6 cloze passages, requiring test-takers to select the correct word from a dropdown menu to fill in the blanks in the original text.
Fill in the Blanks-Drag and Drop Fill in the Blanks-Drag and Drop is a question type in the Reading section. Test-takers will see a text of about 80 words with missing parts. The task requires dragging the correct words from a set of 6-8 options to fill in the blanks. Each question has 3-5 blanks.
Summarize Spoken Text Summarize Spoken Text is a key question type in the Listening section. After listening to a 2-3 minute academic audio recording, test-takers must summarize the core content in 50-70 words.
Fill in the Blanks Fill in the Blanks requires test-takers to type the correct words into the blanks of a text. There are typically 4-5 sets of questions, each based on a text of up to 80 words. Each set has 3-5 blanks, with 6-8 word options provided.
Write From Dictation Write From Dictation requires accurately listening to and writing down a full sentence. Each audio clip is 3-5 seconds long and contains 9-15 words.
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