Reading

Reading Section

In the Reading section, you will answer 35-48 questions to demonstrate how well you understand academic and non-academic texts in English, There are three types of tasks.

Type of Task	Description
Complete the Words	Fill in the missing letters in a paragraph.
Read in Daily Life	Answer questions about everyday reading material.
Read an Academic Passage	Answer questions about academic passages.

Module 1

The clock will show you how much time you have to complete Module 1.

You can use Next and Back to move to the next question or return to previous questions within the same module.

You WILL NOT be able to return to Module 1 once you have begun Module 2.

Module 1

Questions 1-10 of 35

Fill in the missing letters in the paragraph.

Art has long reflected human culture, mirroring society’s values and beliefs. Throughout history, artists have expressed emotions, told stories, and challenged norms. During the Renaissance, figures like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo explored ana_ _ _ _ and persp_ _ _ _ _ _, echoing t_ _ era’s inte_ _ _ _

in sci_ _ _ _ and nat_ _ _. Later, move_ _ _ _ _ such a_ Impressionism a_ _ Abstract Expressionism rede_ _ _ _ _ traditional boundaries. These styles invited viewers to see the world differently, highlighting art’s lasting ability to provoke thought, inspire change, and deepen our understanding of human experience.

Questions 11-20 of 35

Fill in the missing letters in the paragraph

Cognition encompasses mental processes involved in acquiring, storing, and using information, including perception, memory, and decision-making. Researchers invest_ _ _ _ _ the mecha_ _ _ _ _

underlying cogn_ _ _ _ _ processes, aim_ _ _ to under_ _ _ _ _ how t_ _ brain sto_ _ _

and retr_ _ _ _ _ information. Consci_ _ _ _ _ _ _, the st_ _ _of being aware of one’s thoughts and surroundings, remains a particularly elusive aspect of cognition. Theories about this state explore whether it arises from specific brain structures or emerges from the interplay of neural networks. Advances in neuroimaging techniques offer glimpses into the complex workings of the brain.

21-23

Read an article in a student newspaper.

Yesterday, the university flipped the switch on its new nuclear research reactor in the basement of the Franklin Applied Energy Lab, turning the engineering quad into the hottest spot on campus—literally and figuratively. The reactor, about the size of a classroom, won’t charge cell phones or brew coffee; it’s built for neutron experiments, advanced materials research, and isotope production. “The launch of this laboratory will provide unparalleled opportunities for the university,” said Dr. Evelyn Pillai, project lead. While some students have expressed safety concerns, a university spokesperson assured the community that the reactor is safer than the chemistry labs most first-year students wander into. “Radiation levels outside the facility are lower than what you’d get on a cross-country flight,” said Dr. Pillai. Meanwhile, the Physics Club is planning a festive “Critical Mass Mixer” for Friday evening. The invitation features an atom whose colorful orbiting electrons are juggled by a mole.

All of the following are true of the new nuclear reactor EXCEPT:

It is located on the engineering quad.

It is about the size of a classroom.

Its purpose is to provide power to the university.

It has caused safety concerns among students.

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Listening

Module 1

Q1：

Choose the best response

Yes, I like it there.

Sure, I can check.

I wasn’t feeling well.

You can have my number.

Q2：

Choose the best response

I left my phone in the dorm.

Yes, he talks too much.

What color is it?

I have five of them.

Q3：

Choose the best response

Keep all of your materials sorted by subject.

Biology 101 is the best class the school has to offer.

The school day starts at eight a.m. and ends at three thirty p.m.

Yes, the organization is currently hiring interns in the business sector.

Q4：

Choose the best response

The daycare on campus is wonderful.

A lot of folks attended virtually.

It gave me a few ideas I hadn’t considered before.

A recording should be available by the end of the week.

Q5：

Choose the best response

There should be a link in the email.

There are many computer engineering classes.

You have ten days to cancel and get a refund.

Late job applications may not be considered.

Q6：

Choose the best response

The equipment goes in the back.

The student rec center is closed.

I don’t think that’s a good idea.

We’ll have to check it out.

Q7：

Choose the best response

Your best option is to look online.

I prefer reading nonfiction.

Yes, I believe it is.

I need reading glasses.

Q8：

Choose the best response

She is entitled to an answer.

That date was suggested by the teaching assistant.

Libraries are quiet places.

I hope they got some of the books I need for class.

Q9：

Choose the best response

Back at the station.

In an hour.

It’s an express train.

New York or Boston?

Q10：

Choose the best response

I have a spacious room.

I was planning to.

It is near the main campus.

We rented a cabin for the weekend.

Q11：

Choose the best response

No, the lecture ends at 4 p.m.

No, they haven’t fixed it yet.

Yes, I borrowed the textbook already.

Yes, it’s keeping me busy.

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Writing Section

In the writing section, you will answer 12 questions to demonstrate how well you can write in English. There are three types of tasks.

Type of Task	Description
Build a Sentence	Create a grammatical sentence.
Write an Email	Write an email using information provided.
Write for an Academic Discussion	Participate in an online discussion.