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Part 1: Speaking & Writing

It evaluates your ability to effectively communicate in English, considering factors like pronunciation, fluency, vocabulary, and grammar.

Part 2 : Reading

In Part 2 of the PTE Academic test, you’ll be evaluated on your reading skills. This section consists of several different types of tasks designed to assess your ability to understand written English in academic contexts.

Part 3 : Listening

Part 3 of the PTE Academic test requires active listening and the ability to comprehend spoken English at an academic level.

Part 1: Speaking & Writing

1. Read Aloud

For this item type you need to read a written text aloud.

The recording status box displays a countdown until the microphone opens. You have 30–40 seconds to read the text and prepare. You will then hear a short tone. After the tone, start speaking immediately. Do not start speaking before the microphone opens because your voice will not be recorded.

    2. Repeat sentence

    For this item type, you need to repeat the sentence you hear.

    The audio begins to plays automatically. When the audio finishes, the microphone opens and the recording status box shows “Recording”. Speak into the microphone immediately (there is no short tone) and repeat exactly what you heard.

    3. Describe Image

    For this item type, you need to describe an image.

    The recording status box displays a countdown until the microphone opens. You have 25 seconds to study the image and prepare your response. You hear a short tone. After the tone, start speaking immediately. Do not start speaking before the microphone opens because your voice will not be recorded.

    4. Re-tell Lecture

    For this item type, you need to re-tell what you heard.

    The audio begins to play automatically. You may also see an image related to the audio. After the audio finishes, you have 10 seconds to prepare.

    The recording status box displays a countdown until the microphone opens. You hear a short tone. After the tone, start speaking immediately. Do not start speaking before the microphone opens because your voice will not be recorded.

    5. Answer Short Question

    For this item type, you need to reply to the question in one or a few words.

    The audio begins to play automatically. You may also see an image.

    When the audio finishes, the microphone opens and the recording status box shows “Recording”. Speak into the microphone immediately (there is no short tone) and answer the question with one or a few words.

    6. Summarize Written Text

    For this item type, you need to write a summary of the text in one sentence.

    You have 10 minutes to write your summary. Make sure to include the main points of the reading passage in a full, single sentence of no more than 75 words.

    The word count at the bottom of the screen counts the number of words you write. There are also cut, copy and paste buttons which you may use while constructing your summary.

    7. Essay

    For this item type, you need to write a 200–300 word argumentative essay in response to a prompt.

    You have 20 minutes to write your essay.

    The Word Count at the bottom of the screen counts the number of words you write. Make sure to write a minimum of 200 words, but no more than 300 words.

    There are also cut, copy and paste buttons, which you may choose to use while constructing your response.

    This part of the test is 54–67 minutes long and it contains seven different question types.

    It is the longest section of the test

    You will be tested on your speaking and writing skills, using English you might hear in an academic environment.

    Personal Introduction

    The Personal Introduction is an opportunity for you to get familiar with PTE test technology and to help you prepare for your speaking and listening questions. This question does not contribute to your score and is for familiarization purposes only. 

    Part 2: Reading

    1. Fill in the Blanks

    For this item type, you need to select the most appropriate words from a drop-down list to restore the text.

    There is a passage with some missing words. Beside each gap, there is a button with a drop-down list. Left-click on this button to reveal the drop-down list of options for that gap. Select the option you think best fills the gap.

    To change your mind, left-click on a different option.

    2. Multiple choice, multiple answer

    For this item type, you need to read the passage and answer the multiple-choice question. There is more than one correct response.

    You need to select all the response options that you think are correct from the list of possible options.

    To select an option, click on it using the left button on your mouse. If you change your mind, left-click on the option again to deselect it.

    The options you select are highlighted in yellow.

    3. Re-order Paragraphs

    For this item type, you need to restore the original order of the text by selecting text boxes and dragging them across the screen.

    There are two ways you can move the text:

    1. Left-click on a box to select it (it will be outlined in blue), hold the left mouse button down and drag it to the desired location.

    2. Left-click on a box to select it, and then left-click on the left and right arrow buttons to move it across. On the right panel, you can also use the up and down arrow buttons to re-order the boxes.

    To deselect a box, left-click elsewhere on the screen.

    4. Fill in the blanks

    For this item type, you need to drag and drop words across the screen to correctly fill in the gaps in the text.

    There is a passage with some missing words. You have a list of words in the blue box that you can use to fill the gaps in the text. There are more words than gaps so you will not use all the words provided.

    Left-click on a word to select it; keep the left mouse button held down and drag the word to the gap where you want to place it. You can also drag words between gaps. To remove a word from a gap, drag it back to the blue box.

     

    5. Multiple choice, single answer

    For this item type, you need to read the passage and answer the multiple-choice question.

    There are several possible response options but only one is correct.

    To select an option click on it using the left button on your mouse. If you change your mind, left-click on the option again to deselect it, or left-click on a different option.

    The option you select is highlighted in yellow.

     

    This part of the test is 29–30 minutes long and it contains five different question types.

    Because PTE Academic is an integrated skills test, one item type ('Reading and Writing: Fill in the blanks') also assesses writing skills.

    Understand each question type

    Personal Inreoduction

    The Personal Introduction is an opportunity for you to get familiar with PTE test technology and to help you prepare for your speaking and listening questions. This question does not contribute to your score and is for familiarization purposes only. 

    Part 3 : Listening

    1. Summarize spoken text

    For this item type, you will hear an audio recording and will need to write a 50–70 word summary of what you heard.

    You have 10 minutes to listen and write your summary.

    The audio begins to play automatically. You are only able to listen to the audio recording once.

    The Word Count at the bottom of the screen counts the number of words you write. Make sure to write a minimum of 50 words, but no more than 70 words.

    There are also cut, copy and paste buttons, which you may choose to use while constructing your summary.

    2. Multiple choice, multiple answer

    For this item type, you will listen to the recording and answer the multiple-choice question. There is more than one correct response.

    The audio begins to play automatically. You are only able to listen to the audio recording once.

    You need to select all of the response options that you think are correct from the list of possible options.

    To select an option click on it using the left button on your mouse. If you change your mind, left-click on the option again to deselect it.

    The options you select are highlighted in yellow.

    3. Fill in the blanks

    For this item type, you are presented with a transcript of the audio recording; however, some words are missing. Restore the transcript by typing in the missing words.

    The audio plays automatically. You are only able to listen to the audio recording once.

    Left-click on each gap and type in the missing word. You can also use the Tab button on the keyboard to move between gaps.

    Note: While the audio is playing, you can take notes on the erasable noteboard provided and then fill in the gaps.

    4. Highlight Correct Summary

    For this item type, you need to select the summary that best matches the recording.

    The audio begins to play automatically. You are only able to listen to the audio recording once.

    There are several possible response options but only one is correct.

    To select an option click on it using the left button on your mouse. If you change your mind, left-click on the option again to deselect it, or left-click on a different option.

    The option you select is highlighted in yellow.

    5. Multiple choice, single answer

    For this item type, you need to listen to the recording and answer the multiple-choice question.

    The audio begins to play automatically. You are only able to listen to the audio recording once.

    There are several possible response options but only one is correct.

    To select an option, click on it using the left button on your mouse. If you change your mind, left-click on the option again to deselect it, or left-click on a different option.

    The option you select is highlighted in yellow.

    6. Select Missing Word

    For this item type, the last word or group of words in the recording has been replaced by a beep sound. Select the most appropriate option to complete the recording.

    The audio begins to play automatically. You are only able to listen to the audio recording once.

    There are several possible response options but only one is correct.

    To select an option, click on it using the left button on your mouse. If you change your mind, left-click on the option again to deselect it, or left-click on a different option.

    The option you select is highlighted in yellow.

     

    7. Highlight Incorrect Words

    For this item type, you are presented with a transcript of the audio recording; however, the transcript contains some errors. While listening and reading, you need to select the words in the text that differ from those that the speaker says.

    The audio begins to plays automatically. You are only able to listen to the audio recording once.

    To select a word, click on it using the left button on your mouse. If you change your mind, left-click on the word again to deselect it.

    The words you select are highlighted in yellow.

    This part of the test is 30–43 minutes long and it contains eight different question types.

    The questions are based on audio or video clips, which begin to play automatically

    You hear each audio or video clip once. You are allowed to take notes.

    Personal Inreoduction

    The Personal Introduction is an opportunity for you to get familiar with PTE test technology and to help you prepare for your speaking and listening questions. This question does not contribute to your score and is for familiarization purposes only. 

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