This test is designed to alleviate the student's dread, anxiousness, and anxiety. A reality test is a method of evaluating your skills in all four modules before taking the actual IELTS or PTE exam. We are administering IELTS and PTE REALITY TEST over the entire region.
The IELTS and PTE REALITY TEST are two ways to assess your knowledge of all four modules. This test is subjected to the same standards as the real exam and is administered under the same exam settings. This is why we recommend that every applicant take the practice test before taking the real exam.
Reading for the IELTS Reality Test
You will have one hour to finish all three sections of the IELTS Reality Reading Test. This section has 40 questions. Each question has a single number.
Different Types of Questions
- Questions about Matching Headings.
- Question about Summary Completion.
- Sentence Completion Exercises
- Information Questions Based on Matching Paragraphs
- Questions with Multiple Choice Answers
Writing for the IELTS Reality Test
You will be given one hour to complete two assignments in both the IELTS writing and general writing tests. You will write in your writing, answer booklet during this examination.
Timing:
- The general writing examination is planned to last 60 minutes.
- Use your time wisely and allocate yourself an hour to finish both portions of the test.
- Task number two Task 1's writing score contributes twice as much as Task 2's writing score.
General Training Task 1 (Writing):
The General Training Task 1 test always follows the same pattern. You will be given the situation and asked to write three bullet points regarding it.
Try to identify the sort of letter you've been requested to write.
- Formal
- Informal
- Semi-formal
You will have have one hour to finish all three sections of the IELTS Reality Reading Test. This section has 40 questions. Each question has a single number.
Things to keep in mind
- Write at least 150 words.
- This assignment should take you 20 minutes to complete.
- Write in the format specified.
Writing task 2 (Question of Ease):
- Do you agree or disagree with the statement?
- How much do you agree or disagree?
- Discuss both points of view.
- Give benefits and drawbacks.
- The problem's causes and consequences
Things to keep in mind
- Task 2 should take roughly 40 minutes.
- Please write at least 250 words.
- Formalize your writing.
Speaking for the IELTS Reality Test
You will converse with a qualified examiner during the Speaking Test. It will be interactive and as near to a real-life setting as a test can get. The Speaking Test lasts 11-14 minutes and is divided into three parts.
PART 1: In this section, you will be asked questions about yourself and your family.
PART 2: You will discuss a subject.
PART 3: You will have a lengthy conversation concerning the topic introduced in Part 2.
PTE Speaking and writing reality test
- Personal Greetings
- Read it aloud
- Sentence Repetition
- Describe the Image
- Retell the Lecture
- Answer A Brief Question
- Summarize Essay on Written Text
This section will put your speaking and writing abilities to the test. This portion has a time limit of 77-93 minutes.
Your capacity to produce will be used to evaluate your speaking talents.
You will be required to compose replies in English, using proper grammar and spelling, for the writing component.
PTE Reading reality test
- Multiple-choice questions with multiple answers
- Rearrange the paragraphs
- Multiple-choice, single-answer
You will be assessed on your reading abilities in this section. Depending on the arrangement of items in a given exam, this single-timed phase comprises 15-20 independent and integrated skills items.
Various answer forms, including multiple-choice, re-order paragraphs, and fill in the gaps, are used to assess your ability to read, write, and listen to the material presented in English.
Because the PTE is an integrated skill exam, one item type in this section tests writing skills as well.
PTE Listening reality test
- Summarize a spoken passage
- Multiple-choice questions with multiple answers
- Fill up the blanks
- Emphasize proper summary
- Multiple-choice, single-answer
- Choose the missing term
- Emphasize inappropriate words
