This test measures the 4 language skills (Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking)
This test includes the following:
Part 1 – listening and reading
(This part of the test is used to assess whether your level of understanding is high enough to take university courses in French.)
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Three listening passages which consist of a recorded conversation or lecture and multiple-choice questions related to the recording. You will hear the recording twice.
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Three reading passages which consist of a text which you must read and multiple-choice questions related to the text.
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One fill-in the-blank activity which consists of a passage in which words have been deleted. You must choose, from the multiple-choice options, the words that best fit the blanks.
Test-takers must allow 90 minutes to write this part of the test, but some may finish more quickly.
Part 2 – speaking and writing
(This part of the test is used to determine which FLS (French as a Second Language) courses you can enroll in.)
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Speaking: You will record spoken responses to a variety of questions. To prepare your answers for some of the questions, you will read a text or listen to a recording.
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Writing: You will type a written response to a topic.
Test-takers must allow 60 minutes for this part of the test, but some may finish more quickly.