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In this PDF, you will get the PTE
pdf of all sections, with its Exam
pattern, sample questions and
answers
 What Is PTE Exam?

The Pearson Test of English (PTE) is

a computer-based English language
proficiency exam. Students can use
the PTE test to get admission to
colleges and universities all around
the world. It is one of the easiest
exams compared to others, like
IELTS or TOEFL.
There are two types of PTE exams
that you can take.

This exam measures the English

language proficiency of students in
speaking, reading, writing, and
listening. Where 90 is the maximum
score that a student can receive.
 Types Of PTE Exam?

There are two types of PTE exams

that you can take.

1. PTE Academic Test

2. PTE General Test

 Types Of Section In PTE
Exam

There are four types sections are in

PTE exam

1. PTE Speaking

2. PTE Writing

3. PTE Reading

4. PTE Listening
 PTE Exam Pattern Basic
Overview
Section Time Question Types

Read Aloud
Repeat sentence
Describe image
Writing Re-tell lecture
54 – 67
and Answer short
minutes
Speaking question
Summarize written
text
Essay

Reading & writing:

Fill in the blanks
Multiple-choice,
choose multiple
answers
29 – 30
Reading Re-order paragraphs
minutes
Reading: Fill in the
blanks
Multiple-choice,
choose single
answer
Section Time Question Types

Summarize
spoken text
Multiple-choice,
choose multiple
answers
Fill in the blanks
Highlight correct
summary
30 – 43
Listening Multiple-choice,
minutes
choose a single
answer
Select missing
word
Highlight
incorrect words
Write from
dictation
 PTE Pdf Section Wise

Here we provide a section-wise

pdf of their question types.
 1. Speaking Section
Question Question
Information
type per task

You will be given a textual

passage with 40 seconds to
Read prepare for this. And then,
6-7
aloud you will have another 40
seconds to read the
passage aloud.

The candidate will hear a

recording of a single
Repeat sentence; the candidate
10-12
Sentence can hear it only once, and
after that, their response
will start recording.

The candidate will see an

image in this test; it can be
anything like a map, chart,
Describe table, etc. The candidate
3-4
the image will have 25 seconds to
prepare, and then he has to
describe that image within
40 seconds.
Question Question
Information
type per task

Candidates will hear a

lecture of around 1
minute in this test and
Re-tell have 10 seconds to
1-2
lecture prepare. After that, they
must tell the lecture’s
main points in 40
seconds.

In this, candidates will be

Answer
asked a question and then
short 5-6
answered in a simple
questions
phrase or a word.
 2. Writing Section

Question Question
Information
type per task

In this, candidates will

Summarize see a textual passage
Written 1-2 and have 10 minutes to
Text summarize it in one
sentence.

Candidates must write

Write Essay 1-2 an essay on a given topic
within 20 minutes.
 3. Reading Section

Question Question
Information
type per task

In this, candidates will

have a passage of
Multiple around 100 words, with
choice a question and some
(choose a 1-2 choices. Candidates
single have to select the
answer) answer from the choices
according to the
passage.

Candidates will see a

Multiple textual passage of
choices around 200 to 300
(choose 1-2 words. Candidates will
multiple also see a question with
answers) 5 to 7 choices and must
select the right choice.

In this test, candidates

will have a passage with
Re-order
2-3 some shuffled
paragraphs
paragraphs. Candidates
have to correct them.
Question Question
Information
type per task

Candidates will see 4 or

Reading: fill
5 passages of around 80
in the 4-5
words, with 3 to 5 blanks
blanks.
and 6 to 8 choices.

In this, candidates will

see a passage of around
300 words; there will be
Reading &
some blanks. When you
writing: fill
5-6 take your mouse cursor
in the
to a blank, you will see
blanks
four options and must
select the most suitable
option.
 4. Listening Section
Question Question
Information
type per task

In this test, candidates will

hear a lecture, and then they
Summarize have to write a summary of
spoken 1-2 50 to 70 words for the
test lecture. The candidate will
have around 10 minutes for
each question.

Candidates will hear an

audio clip, and then they will
Fill in the
2-3 see a passage with blanks
blanks
and have to fill in the correct
words in the blank.

Candidates will hear a

Multiple lecture of around 40
choice: 1-2 seconds to 90 seconds. And
choose then, they have to choose 2
various or 3 correct options from 5
to 7.

Candidates will hear a

Write from
sentence, and then they
the 3-4
have to write it down exactly
dictation
as they hear it.
Question Question
Information
type per task

Candidates will hear a

Highlight lecture of around 30 to 90
the correct 1-2 seconds and then have to
summary choose the correct answer
from 3 to 5 options.

Candidates will hear a

Multiple
lecture of around 60
choice:
seconds to 90 seconds. And
choose a 1-2
then have to choose the
single
correct option from the
answer
given choices.

Candidates will hear an

audio clip of 15 seconds to
Highlight
50 seconds, then they will
incorrect 2-3
see a textual passage and
words
have to highlight wrongly
pronounced words.

Candidates will hear a

lecture of 20 seconds to 70
Select the seconds with some blanks,
missing 1-2 and then they have to
word choose suitable words for
those blanks from 3 to 5
options.
 PTE Pdf Sample Questions
Of Each Section

Here, we provide the sample questions

for each section’s tasks.
 Speaking Section

Q1. Read Aloud

You will be given a textual passage

with 40 seconds to prepare for this.
And then, you will have another 40
seconds to read the passage aloud.
 Question a

There is a growing trend toward vegetarianism and

veganism in the Western world. Many factors,
including concerns about animal welfare,
environmental sustainability, and personal health,
drive this. Vegetarians and vegans avoid consuming
meat, poultry, fish, and other animal products such as
dairy and eggs. Instead, they rely on plant-based
foods like fruits, vegetables, grains, and legumes for
their nutritional needs. While some critics argue that a
vegetarian or vegan diet lacks certain nutrients,
research suggests that careful planning can provide
all the necessary nutrients for a healthy diet.

Question b
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly developing
technology that has the potential to revolutionize
many industries, from healthcare to finance to
manufacturing. AI involves using algorithms and
machine learning to perform tasks that traditionally
require human intelligence, such as recognizing
patterns, making predictions, and responding to
natural language. While AI can potentially increase
efficiency and productivity, it also raises ethical
concerns, such as the possibility of biased algorithms
and the impact on employment. As such,
policymakers and the public need to consider AI's
implications carefully and ensure that it is developed
and used responsibly and ethically.
 Question c

Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges

facing the world today. It is caused by human activity,
primarily burning fossil fuels like coal, oil, and gas,
which releases greenhouse gases into the atmosphere
and traps heat. It leads to various impacts, including
rising sea levels, more frequent and severe weather
events, and changes to ecosystems and wildlife.
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions through
measures such as transitioning to renewable energy
sources, improving energy efficiency, and promoting
sustainable land use practices is essential to mitigate
these impacts.

Question d

The internet has transformed how we communicate,

connect, and access information. It has created new
opportunities for businesses, individuals, and
communities and has enabled the sharing of ideas
and knowledge on a global scale. However, it has also
raised concerns about privacy, security, and
spreading misinformation. As such, it is important for
users to be aware of these risks and to protect
themselves online, such as using strong passwords,
avoiding suspicious websites, and being critical of
information found online.
 Question e

Globalization refers to the world's increasing

interconnectedness through trade, communication,
and travel. It has led to the spread of ideas, cultures,
and technologies and has facilitated economic growth
and development in many parts of the world.
However, it has also led to concerns about the impact
on local cultures and economies and the exploitation
of workers and the environment. To ensure that
globalization benefits everyone, it is important to
promote policies and practices that prioritize social
and environmental responsibility and to support local
communities and workers in the face of global
competition.
 Q2. Repeat Sentence

The candidate will hear a recording of

a single sentence; the candidate can
hear it only once, and after that, their
response will start recording.
Question a

Question b

Question c

Question d

Question e
 Q3. Describe Image

The candidate will see an image in this

test; it can be anything like a map,
chart, table, etc. The candidate will
have 25 seconds to prepare, and then
he has to describe that image within
40 seconds.
Question a
Question b
Question c
Question d
Question e
 Q4. Re-tell lecture

Candidates will hear a lecture and

have 10 seconds to prepare. After
that, they must tell the lecture’s main
points in 40 seconds.
Question a

Question b

Question c

Question d

Question e
 Q5. Answer short questions

In this, candidates will be asked a

question and then answered in a
simple phrase or a word.
Question a

Question b

Question c

Question d

Question e
 Writing Section

Q1. PTE Summarizes Written Text

In this question type, candidates will

see a textual passage and have 10
minutes to summarize it in one
sentence.
 Question a
Electric vehicles (EVs) demand has increased
significantly in recent years. This can be attributed to
many factors, including growing environmental
concerns and improvements in battery technology. EVs
offer advantages over traditional gasoline-powered
vehicles, including lower operating costs and reduced
emissions. However, widespread adoption still has
challenges, such as limited charging infrastructure and
higher upfront costs.

Question b
The concept of social responsibility in business has
gained increasing attention in recent years. Socially
responsible companies aim to positively impact society
and the environment rather than solely focusing on
maximizing profits. This can be achieved by reducing
waste and emissions, promoting diversity and inclusion,
and supporting community development initiatives.

Question c
The use of renewable energy sources such as solar and
wind power has grown significantly in recent years. This
is partly due to technological improvements and
government incentives for clean energy. Renewable
energy has many benefits, including reduced
greenhouse gas emissions and increased energy
security. However, there are still challenges to
overcome, such as intermittency and the need for
energy storage solutions.
 Question d
Artificial intelligence (AI) can potentially revolutionize
numerous industries, from healthcare to finance. AI
systems can analyze vast amounts of data and identify
patterns humans might miss, leading to more accurate
predictions and better decision-making. However, there
are concerns about the ethical implications of AI,
particularly in areas like employment and privacy.

Question e
The rise of e-commerce has fundamentally changed the
retail industry. Online shopping has become
increasingly popular due to its convenience and ability
to offer a wide range of products at competitive prices.
However, this shift has also significantly impacted
brick-and-mortar stores, with many struggling to
compete with their online counterparts.
 Q2. Write Essays

Candidates must write an essay on a

given topic within 20 minutes. They
need to write between 200 to 300
words.
 Question a
Some people believe that students should only study
academic subjects, while others think they should also
learn practical skills. Discuss both views and give your
opinion.

Question b
Some people think that social media positively
influences society, while others believe it has a
negative impact. Discuss both views and give your
opinion.

Question c
Some people believe children should start learning a
foreign language from a young age, while others think it
should not be introduced until later in life. Discuss both
views and give your opinion.

Question d
Some people believe that the use of technology has
made us more isolated, while others think that it has
brought people closer together. Discuss both views and
give your opinion.

Question e
In many countries, young people are becoming more
involved in politics. Discuss the reasons for this and its
potential consequences.
 Reading Section

Q1. Multiple choice (Choose A Single

Answer)

In this, candidates will have a passage

of around 100 words, with a question
and some choices. Candidates have to
select the answer from the choices
according to the passage.
 Question a

Washing hands can keep you healthy and prevent the

spread of respiratory and diarrheal infections from one
person to another. Germs can spread from other
people or surfaces when you touch your eyes, nose,
and mouth or prepare or eat food and drinks with
unwashed hands. The germs can also spread when you
blow your nose, cough, or sneeze into your hands and
then touch other people’s or common objects. Washing
hands with soap and water is the best way to eliminate
germs. If soap and water are not readily available, you
can use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains
at least 60% alcohol.

The author considers handwashing to be important

because

It helps avert infectious diseases

People do not prefer to shake hands with others
There is a shortage of necessities
It boosts the sales of alcohol-based hand sanitizers
 Question b

The harp was the favorite instrument of ancient Saxons

in Great Britain.No nation has been more famous for its
harps and folk musicians than the Welsh and Irish. The
legendary Alfred infiltrated the Danish camp, disguised
as a folk musician, because the harpers had marched
through the enemy's ranks undisturbed because of
their profession. The same trick was also employed by
several Danish chiefs in the camp of Athelstan, the
Saxon. The bards, or harpers of old, were the historians
of the time; they handed down from generation to
generation the history of remarkable events and the
deeds and lineage of their celebrated chiefs and
princes. The harpers of Britain were invited to the
banquets of kings and nobles: their task was to sing or
recite the victories of their patrons.

What does the writer say about the harp?

They were often played at festivals.
Ancient Saxons did not like the musical instrument
They were used in religious services by the priests.
Folk musicians used them to praise the nobility.
 Question c

Potatoes grew wild in Peru, a country in South America,

from where they were transplanted to other parts of
the American continent and then to Europe. The honor
of introducing this valuable vegetable into England is
divided between Sir Francis Drake in 1580 and Sir
Walter Raleigh in 1586, some ascribing it to the former
and others to the latter. They were certainly obtained
from Virginia at the time of Raleigh; they were planted
only in the gardens of the rich people and were
considered a great delicacy. They are now the staple
food in most countries of Europe and America; in
Ireland, they have long provided nearly 80% of the
entire food of the people.

What is the writer's conclusion about potatoes?

The potato is a root vegetable native to Ireland.
Potatoes are the primary source of food in many
parts of the world.
Most families can't afford to buy potatoes.
People who increased their consumption of
potatoes gained more weight over time.
 Question d

Physical exercises are vital to general health. The working

man, however, is likely to get enough of it from his daily
work. Still, those with sedentary habits, especially those
working indoors, will not get enough exercise from their
activities.
While the gym is popular and has done a lot to make weak
people strong, no one should take more than very simple
exercises without a doctor's advice. Exercises can be
done in the bedroom with the use of light dumbbells or
without the use of any apparatus at all.
Walking is best because it can be enjoyed by those in
poor health or physically weak. It takes one out of the
door and exercising is much better than exercising in a
closed room. If you exercise at home, open all the
windows.

What is the writer's conclusion about exercise?

Exercising at home is much better than exercising out
of doors
Vigorous exercise may be performed safely after
midlife with the guidance of a doctor
Regular walking is only helpful if you are physically
weak
People with desk-bound jobs get sufficient physical
exercise.
 Question e

Declines in renewable energy pricing are creating

opportunities for electric cooperatives in the U.S. to
deliver cost savings to their members. However,
according to a new study, this also creates risks for those
utilities that are slower to transition to these
technologies. Electric cooperatives have proposed
retiring significant coal capacity and generating 55
percent of their energy from wind and solar resources by
2026. This would likely result in net customer cost
savings because of the highly competitive bids for wind
and solar energy. The long-term fixed prices for new wind
and solar projects beat the operating costs of many
existing coal assets in the West.

What is the writer's main point about renewable energy

pricing?
The decrease in renewable energy pricing can benefit
consumers.
Electric cooperatives plan to increase energy pricing.
Coal capacity is being increased to meet rising
consumer demand.
The prices for new wind and solar projects are higher
than the operating costs of existing coal assets.
Q2. Multiple choices (choose multiple
answers)

Candidates will see a textual passage

of around 200 to 300 words.
Candidates will also see a question
with 5 to 7 choices and must select the
right choice.
 Question a
Water covers more than 66% of the earth's surface.
Nearly all of Earth's water is found in seas and other
saltwater bodies, while most of the remaining
freshwater is solidified in the form of snow cover.
Waterways, lakes, wetlands, and aquifers that contain
easily accessible freshwater represent less than 1% of
the world's water supply. But this valuable resource
supports an enormous diversity of life and is vital for
human survival.
The demand for water for various uses, such as
drinking, sanitation, farming, and energy production,
continues to increase as the worldwide population
grows. In the meantime, human activities and
environmental change influence water cycle changes,
putting freshwater ecosystems under strain.
Pollution, construction, and mining activities pose
additional challenges.

Which of the following are true statements about

water?
Human survival does not depend on water.
Over two-thirds of the surface of the earth is
covered with water.
Freshwater constitutes about 1% of the world's
water supply.
The demand for water has seen a steady decline
over time.
Most of the Earth's water is solidified in the form
of snow.
 Question b
A new report from WHO suggests that excessive or
inappropriate speed contributes to 1 in 3 road traffic
fatalities worldwide. Measures to address speed
prevent road traffic deaths and injuries, make
populations healthier, and make cities more
sustainable.

Around 1.25 million people die every year on the

world’s roads. Studies indicate that 40–50% of
drivers exceed posted speed limits. Drivers who are
male, young, and under the influence of alcohol are
more likely to be involved in speed-related crashes.
Road traffic crashes remain the number one cause of
death among young people aged 15–29. They are
estimated to cost countries 3–5% of GDP and push
many families into poverty.

Yet only 47 countries of the world follow good

practice on one of the main speed management
measures, namely implementing an urban speed limit
of 50 km/h or less and allowing local authorities to
reduce these limits further on roads around schools,
residences, and businesses.
 Speed is at the core of the global road traffic injury
problem," notes WHO Director-General Dr Margaret
Chan. "If countries were to address this key risk, they
would soon reap the rewards of safer roads, both in
terms of lives saved and increases in walking and
cycling, with profound and lasting effects on health.

Which of the following are true according to the

passage?
Every country in the world follows the good
practice of speed management policies.
Most traffic accidents can be reduced by
regulating the speed of vehicles.
In addition to the loss of life, traffic accidents
affect the entire economy.
Road accidents are not linked to the consumption
of alcoholic beverages.
Walking and cycling increase the probability of
traffic accidents
 Question c
Various types of grasses have adapted to different soils
& altitudes & grow in company with a variety of plants.
In colorful sequence, the grasses create a three-
dimensional mosaic that begins on the edges of the
shrub desert, covering the foothills and running up
through the woodlands out onto mountaintop
meadows. You can see these differences quite easily.
Many of the park’s finest grasses may be found in the
mountains, for while the grasslands blend into the
woodlands somewhere around 1,700 meters, the
grasses continue all the way up to the mountaintops.
Again, the species change with climate, altitude, and
ground cover conditions. The golden thread-leaf Stipa
grass likes to grow under juniper trees, spilling its long
blades in rounded clumps. So does The beautiful Bull
muhly grass that favors north-facing slopes and grows
in clumps up to just over a meter high; it helps hold soil
on the hillsides. Its large purple flowering heads make
good bedding grass for deer.
Which of the following statements are supported by the
passage?
The golden thread-leaf Stipa grass makes a good
bedding material for deer..
Most of the park’s best grasses can be discovered at
high altitudes.
The beautiful Bull muhly grass grows on the east-
facing slopes.
Different grass species thrive in different
environments.
The grasses are rarely found growing in the
woodlands.
 Question d

The end of the Second World War saw Japan grappling

with food shortages, and long queues of hungry people
braving the cold for food became a common sight. One
of the main staples of the Japanese diet, noodles, was in
short supply, and the nation's noodle manufacturers
could not meet the country's needs. At this point,
Taiwanese inventor and entrepreneur Momofuku Ando
recognized the opportunity and decided to take matters
into his own hands.

Ando set out to develop the noodles production himself

and dedicated months to perfecting his flash-frying
method. He aimed to create a product that was not only
delicious but also affordable and easy to make. After
several rounds of trial and error testing, Ando finally
launched the first box of pre-cooked instant noodles in
1958, revolutionizing the food industry.

The success of Ando's instant noodles paved the way

for his next innovation - the cup of noodles. In just a few
years, he invented a cup of noodles that could be
consumed simply by removing the top, pouring hot
water, and waiting. This new product was convenient
and became a hit among consumers who were always
on the go.
 Ando's inventions not only helped solve Japan's food
crisis but also transformed how people consume
noodles worldwide. Today, instant noodles are a staple
food in many households and are enjoyed by millions
globally. Momofuku Ando's legacy lives on, and his
innovations inspire new generations of food
entrepreneurs.

Which of the following statements about noodles match

the information in the passage?
Ando wanted to position them as a luxury item.
Instant noodles took months to cook.
Cup noodles are extremely easy to make.
Japan's production of noodles outstripped public
demand.
Ando sold the first box of pre-cooked instant
noodles in 1958.
 Question e
COVID-19 spreads mainly among people in close
contact for a prolonged period. Spread happens when
an infected person coughs, sneezes, or talks, and
droplets from their mouth or nose are launched into the
air and land in the mouths or noses of people nearby.
Social distancing helps limit contact with infected
people and contaminated surfaces.

Citizens need to follow guidance from the local

authorities. If they need to shop for food or medicine at
the grocery store or pharmacy, they must stay at least 6
feet away from others. Online delivery services for
medications and groceries should be given preference
as much as possible.

Covering their mouth and nose with a cloth face cover

when around others is essential, and people must stay
at least 6 feet from others, even when they wear a face
covering. Everyone has a role in slowing the spread and
protecting themselves, their family, and their
community.
 Which of these claims are true according to the
passage?
Medicines and food products should invariably be
purchased at stores.
It is not clear how COVID-19 disease spreads.
It is important to follow the instructions provided by
the authorities.
When people wear face masks, they do not need to
maintain a distance of 6 feet from others.
Social distancing reduces exposure to individuals
who are sick.
 Q3. Re-order Paragraphs

In this test, candidates will have a

passage with some shuffled
paragraphs. Candidates have to
correct them.
 Question a

1. But we cannot deny the advantages of

technology, for example, phones have brought the
world closer.
2. Technology has both advantages and
disadvantages.
3. For example, phones are known to cause problems
due to radiation.
4. I think it all boils down to how we use a particular
technology.
5. Some people also make phone calls while driving,
which causes incidents.

Question b

1. To face the growth of trade, it was deemed

necessary to remedy this lack of adequate
currency.
2. In most countries, it is only the government,
through their central banks, who are permitted to
issue currency.
3. The first Scottish bank to do this was the Bank of
Scotland.
4. But in Scotland, three banks are still allowed to
issue banknotes.
5. When this bank was founded in 1695, Scots
coinage was in short supply and of uncertain
value, compared with English, Dutch, Flemish, or
French coin.
 Question c

1. This usually irritates me, but I don’t mind it here,

and their interactions are well-handled and
informative.
2. They’re not all necessarily good guys, either,
although with the hurricanes wreaking wholesale
destruction upon the world’s coastal areas, ethical
categories tend to become irrelevant.
3. But even the Evil American Corporate Magnate is a
pretty likable guy.
4. Unlike Barnes’ previous books, Mother of Storms
has a fairly large cast of viewpoint characters.

Question d

1. The date of his baptism is unknown.

2. Stephen I, also known as King Saint Stephen, was
the last Grand Prince of the Hungarians between
997 and 1000 or 1001, and the first King of
Hungary from 1000 or 1001 until his death in
1038.
3. At his birth, he was given the pagan name Vajk.
4. The year of his birth is uncertain, but many details
of his life suggest that he was born in or after 975
in Esztergom.
5. He was the only son of Grand Prince Géza and his
wife, Sarolt, who was descended from the
prominent family of the Gyulas.
 Question e

1. The consequence is that refugee acceptance is

slowing down.
2. Australian immigration policy was relatively loose
before.
3. We accept more refugees than we were expected.
4. At the same time, new refugee policies have been
changed secretly.
5. Because of the election, refugee applications are
extended.
 Q4. Reading: fill in the Blanks

Candidates will see 4 or 5 passages of

around 80 words, with 3 to 5 blanks
and 6 to 8 choices. You need to drag
and drop the answers in space.
 Question a

The problem caused by plastic pollution is getting out

of hand, but public____and intervention is about to
change that. About 9 billion kilograms of plastic waste
reaches the world's oceans from coastal areas annually.
This plastic causes____and harm to marine creatures
such as turtles, whales, and seabirds that starve
because their bellies are full of plastic particles leaving
no room for real food. A______ study about the potential
adverse impacts of tiny pieces of plastic in the marine
food chain says that it might adversely_____human
health and food security.

recent, stress, affect, awareness

Question b

Hyperglue is one of the most____instant adhesives

available in the market. This popularity is primarily due
to its ability to glue_____together quickly.
Hobbyists, students, and even professionals prefer to
use it in their projects to_____time. However, Hyperglue
has an______short shelf life, as its primary ingredient,
cyanoacrylate dries up easily.

extremely, save, popular, objects

 Question c

Participation in higher education is more important

today than ever before._____change, digitization and
innovation have a high priority for advanced skills as
less skilled_____are driven out of the market. Those who
have only completed upper secondary education will
earn far less than a university graduate, perpetuating
this vicious cycle over the future______. It takes four to
five generations for the children of families in the
lower_____bracket to reach the average earnings level in
many countries. Disadvantages in education and the
labor market lead to differences in
socioeconomic______and overall well-being, which are
then passed on from parents to their children.

jobs, income, technological, generations, outcomes

 Question d

In all countries, economists hold leading_____in society,

are managers of the largest companies and banks, and
heads of governments, central bank governors, and
managers of renowned_____firms and analytics
departments. This makes Economics one of the elite
programs at the most renowned universities, where
only a few percent of the best students are accepted.
Economics is a challenging study that requires an
ambitious and______person with good_____skills. A
person who, as many examples show, can make
decisions in a key position in the economy and in
government policy. Why? Graduates of the Master's
programme in Economics are in a position to solve
economic and entrepreneurial problems that other
people usually do not recognise or consider to be
important. If you are ambitious, unafraid of hard work,
and eager to make important social decisions in your
life, then enrolling in the Economics program will help
you achieve your_____.

motivated, goals, positions, analytical, consulting

 Question e

Each cell in your body needs oxygen to live. The air that
we breathe contains oxygen and gases. Once in the
lungs, oxygen is_____to the bloodstream and carried
through your body. Oxygen is exchanged for waste gas
called carbon dioxide at each cell in your body. Your
bloodstream then brings this gas back to the lungs,
where it is_____from the bloodstream and then exhaled.
Your lungs and respiratory system_____perform this vital
process called gas exchange. The capacity of the lungs
decreases as you age. Keep your lungs healthy every
day. Eat a balanced diet, exercise, and reduce____.

stress, automatically, removed, transferred

Q5. Reading & writing: fill in the blanks

In this, candidates will see a passage of

around 300 words; there will be some
blanks. When you take your mouse
cursor to a blank, you will see four
options and must select the most
suitable option.
 Question a

While it’s no wonder that dogs are__space1___as man’s

best friends, little is known about the origins of this
friendship. It is presumed that dogs were one of the
first animals to be___space2__ by humans. One
notable effect of this long relationship with humans is
that, unlike other canine species, dogs
can__space3___on a carbohydrate-rich diet.
Historically, dogs have been helping us in many ways,
but recently they are also assisting people with
disabilities and__space4___ in therapy. Patients who
were administered dog therapy demonstrated
decreased stress, increased happiness,
and__space5___energy levels.

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 Question b

Despite progress over the last two__space1___, still

more than 35 percent of the urban population of the
less developed regions was living in slums in 2005-
2007. In the least developed countries, 71 percent of
the urban dwellers lived in slums. This proportion is
very high in sub-Saharan Africa,__space2___from 61
percent in Western Africa to 71 percent in Middle
Africa. It is also very high in Sudan, where 94 percent
of the urban dwellers live in slums. In Asia, this
proportion is 33 percent, close to the average of the
less developed__space3___, and 22 percentage points
lower than in Africa. Twenty-five percent of the urban
population of Western Asia lives in slums, a
percentage significantly lower than the world
average. Lack of access to safe drinking water and
adequate sanitation are typical characteristics of
urban slums. Access to safe water and adequate
sanitation are among the indicators used to monitor
progress toward__space4___sustainability. Globally,
134 million urban dwellers (4 percent)
lacked__space5___to an improved water supply in
2008, and 806 million (24 percent) lacked adequate
sanitation services. Most of these people lived in
informal, overcrowded urban settlements in
developing countries, particularly in Africa and Asia.
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 Question c

In the second century of the Christian era, the empire

of Rome comprehended the fairest part of the earth
and the most civilized__space1___of mankind. The
frontiers of that extensive monarchy were guarded by
ancient renown and disciplined valor. The gentle but
powerful__space2___of laws and manners had
gradually cemented the union of the provinces. Their
peaceful inhabitants enjoyed and abused the
advantages of wealth and luxury. The image of a free
constitution was preserved with decent reverence:
the Roman senate appeared to possess the
sovereign__space3___and devolved on the emperors
all the executive powers of government. During a
happy period of more than four score years, the
public __space4__was conducted by the virtue and
abilities of Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, and the two
Antonines.

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 Question d

Thousands of babies are born deaf or hard of hearing

in the United States each year. It’s important that
they are__space1___early and receive appropriate
support services in a timely manner. Two Early
Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) programs
provide essential services to these children and their
families during COVID-19.

About 1 in 500 babies in the United States are born

deaf or hard of hearing (DHH). When identified at
birth, babies who are DHH can begin intervention
early and are more likely to __space2___language,
cognitive and social development on par with
typically developing peers. Every state has an Early
Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) program
that works to__space3__that babies who are DHH are
diagnosed early and receive the services they need
on time.

Space 1 Space 2 Space 3

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 Question e

Radiation is the energy that comes from

a__space1___and travels through space at the speed
of__space2___. This energy has an electric field and a
magnetic field associated with it and has wave-like
properties. You could also call radiation
“electromagnetic waves.”

This radiation is characterized in two forms—ionizing

and non-ionizing radiation.

Ionizing radiation is a form of energy that acts

by__space3___ electrons from atoms and molecules of
materials that include air, water, and living tissue.
Ionizing radiation can__space4___unseen and pass
through these materials.

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 Listening Section

Q1. Summarize spoken test

In this test, candidates will hear a

lecture, and then they have to write a
summary of 50 to 70 words for the
lecture. The candidate will have
around 10 minutes for each question.
Question a

Question b

Question c

Question d

Question e
 Q2. Fill in the blanks

Candidates will hear an audio clip, and

then they will see a passage with
blanks and have to fill in the correct
words in the blank.
 Question a

Water plays a big role in_______our communities. As water

supplies are stressed by growing populations, climate
challenges, and greater competition, for_______the need to
leverage innovative technologies and alternative water
supplies continues to grow. The challenge for many is
matching the________of water with its intended use.

Question b

Right now, farm fresh cherries are in the supermarket____all

over the country. Then there'll be apples and pears.
The______receives a large proportion of these fruits from its
agricultural________. Immigrants pick these crops as they do
in the rest of the country.
 Question c

We think of money as one of the biggest inventions of

mankind. With the widespread use of money,_______was
born. Nowadays, all economies are financial. Their financial
systems have grown in size and complexity. We see a wide
array of financial institutions trading in complex financial
assets on interdependent financial markets with a single
aim of bringing together savers and______in their desire to
make the best use of their wealth.

Question d

Lions used to be_____enough throughout South Asia, Iran,

Asia Minor, and even in Greece. They disappeared from
these countries a long_____ago and are seldom encountered
in India. The Indian lion is ______than his African
counterpart.
 Question e

The black bear is the largest wild_______ in these parts. It

can weigh 225 kilograms or more but is capable of
incredibly fast sprints on_____terrain. It is a wild animal,
protected as such, it sometimes loses its normal fear of
people.
Q3. Multiple choice: choose single
answer

Candidates will hear a lecture of

around 40 seconds to 90 seconds.
And then, they have to choose 2 or 3
correct options from 5 to 7.
 Question a

Which weather phenomenon is the speaker talking about?

A) thunderstorms
B) snowstorms
C) heatwaves
D) tornadoes

Question b

What is the speaker's advice for people who want to

improve their fitness?
A) take a break from exercise
B) focus on cardio exercises
C) eat a healthy diet
D) try different types of exercise

Question c

What is the speaker's main message about studying

abroad?
A) It's a great opportunity to make new friends.
B) It can be challenging but worth it.
C) It's only for wealthy students.
D) It's not a good idea.
 Question d

What is the speaker's purpose in this recording?

A) to provide information about a new product
B) to advertise a sale
C) to offer a special promotion
D) to introduce a new service

Question e

What is the speaker's advice for people who want to

improve their public speaking skills?
A) Speak quickly to keep the audience's attention.
B) Memorize your entire speech beforehand.
C) Practice speaking in front of a mirror.
D) Be yourself and speak naturally.
Q4. Highlight the correct summary

Candidates will hear a lecture of

around 30 to 90 seconds and then
have to choose the correct answer
from 3 to 5 options.
 Question a

1. Countries may be admitted as operators when a simple

majority vote of the World Telecom Union has
approved their application. Territories are not
responsible for the conduct of their international
relations may be admitted as Associate Members upon
application made by the Member or other authority
responsible for their communications. Members of WTU
are grouped according to their technical infrastructure.
2. A simple majority of the World Health Assembly is
required for countries to be accepted as members. All
countries that are members of the United Nations can
become members of the W.H.O. by adopting its
constitution. Regional distribution is the criterion for
the grouping of W.H.O. members.
3. All countries that are United Nations members cannot
become members of WHO. Other countries are rarely
admitted as members even when a vote of the World
Health Assembly has approved their application.
Members of the WHO are grouped according to their
GDP.
4. Nations that are United Nations members may move
toward becoming participants in WHO by disobeying its
Constitution. Territories not responsible for the
conduct of their international relations may be
admitted as Associate Members upon application made
by their lawyers. Members of the WHO are controlled
according to the whims of the judges.
 Question b

1. For many years several European collections of

Egyptian antiquities have contained a certain series of
objects that gave archaeologists great difficulty. It was
recognised that these artifacts had been discovered in
Egypt, but it was impossible to assign them a place in
the known periods of Egyptian art.
2. There were vases of a familiar shape and color, greenish
slate plates, many of them in familiar animal shapes,
and other similar items. Some slate plates with hunting
and battle scenes and other relief representations
made it easy in style many researchers considered
products of Ancient Egypt's art.
3. A few European collections of Egyptian antiques
contained several objects that brought great
convenience to archaeologists. It was known positively
that these objects were found in Egypt, so it was easy to
assign them a place in the known periods of Egyptian
art.
4. Several European collections of Egyptian antiquities
have contained a certain series of objects that gave
archaeologists great convenience. There were vases of
a familiar shape and color, greenish slate plates, many
of them in familiar animal shapes, and other similar
things.
 Question c

1. Mother's Day is when many people worldwide

appreciate the contribution of mothers. According to
ancient Greek tradition, Rhea, the Mother of Gods, was
venerated at the early Mother's Day celebrations. Julia
Ward Howe and Anna Jarvis are credited with
popularising this day in modern society. However, many
people believe that Mother's Day is now highly
commercialized.
2. Mother's Day was invented by greeting card companies.
However, florists, jewelers, gift shops, restaurants,
hotels, and retail stores decided not to promote this
day by declining to provide special offers and discounts
for this occasion. Mothers are expected to work harder
in the kitchen and prepare food on this day.
3. Mother's Day is a Chinese festival in which many people
in China honor their mothers. It is held exactly three
weeks before the Chinese New Year. According to
ancient Chinese tradition, early Mother's Day
celebrations can be dated to the festivities in honor of
Mei Ling, Mother of the Gods. Mother’s Day is an annual
public holiday exclusively celebrated in China.
4. According to ancient Roman tradition, early Mother's
Day celebrations can be dated to the festivities in
honor of Venus, Mother of Cupid. The modern roots of
Mother's Day can be traced back to two little boys –
Neil and Raymond, who were significant for establishing
this tradition in Italy. They wished to pay tribute to their
teachers each year and urged others to honor their
educators.
 Question d

1. People can create health problems for rodents and

other pests. When rodents eat or drink food or water
that might have come into contact with humans, they
may get sick. Proximity to humans can trigger asthma
attacks or allergic reactions in some rats.
2. Plants spread across 35 diseases worldwide. Diseases
borne by plants can also be transmitted to rodents.
Herbicides can control these unwanted plants so they
are no longer dangerous to rodents.
3. Rats and mice have been unfairly blamed for the spread
of many diseases. These diseases are not directly
transmitted to humans through rodent handling or
bites. Rodent control is an unnecessary activity that is
commonly practiced around the world
4. Rats and other pests may cause problems for your
health. They can transmit diseases and attack humans
or domestic animals. Preventing human exposure to
rodent diseases can be accomplished by covering all
openings in the walls and trapping any existing rodents.
 Question e

1. Diabetes is caused by a diet in which one or more

nutrients are insufficient. Major causes of diabetes
include poverty and high food prices. Specially
formulated foods appear to be effective as a treatment
for diabetes. The symptoms of diabetes were
reportedly known to the ancient Egyptians.
2. Diabetes is a disease that involves problems with the
body's ability to process sodium. It is characterized by
elevated sodium levels in the blood, which leads to
serious damage to the heart and blood vessels over
time. It can be prevented or delayed by decreasing salt
intake, reducing alcohol intake, and having a stress-free
lifestyle.
3. Diabetes is a medical condition that adversely affects
the body's ability to process blood glucose. This is
because is the body does not use insulin properly and
will not be able to maintain normal blood sugar levels.
There is no cure for diabetes, but losing weight,
consuming nutritious food, and leading an active life
will help.
4. Consumption of soft drinks can benefit people with
diabetes. When people consume sugary drinks, they
need to increase them by more than 20% of their
energy needs for additional health benefits. When your
insulin level increases, it triggers the release of blood
sugar in your body.
Q5. Multiple choice: choose various
answers

Candidates will hear a lecture of

around 60 seconds to 90 seconds.
And then have to choose the correct
option from the given choices.
 Question a

Which of the following animals are mentioned in the

recording?
A) giraffes
B) lions
C) zebras
D) elephants

Question b

Which of the following tasks does the speaker mention in

the recording?
A) sending an email
B) scheduling a meeting
C) booking a hotel
D) making a phone call

Question c

Which of the following are mentioned as benefits of yoga?

A) increased flexibility
B) improved mental health
C) reduced stress
D) stronger muscles
 Question d

Which of the following topics are mentioned in the

recording?
A) history
B) literature
C) science
D) art

Question e

Which of the following statements are mentioned as

advantages of working from home?
A) reduced commute time
B) increased productivity
C) improved work-life balance
D) more opportunities for socializing
 Q6. Select the missing word

Candidates will hear a lecture of 20

seconds to 70 seconds with some
blanks, and then they have to choose
suitable words for those blanks from 3
to 5 options.
 Question a

I think the ___ is the best option for us to take. It will save us
a lot of time and money.
A) train
B) car
C) bus
D) plane

Question b

I'm sorry, but I didn't ___ what you said. Can you please
repeat it?
A) understand
B) comprehend
C) hear
D) listen

Question c

The company is ___ its efforts to reduce its carbon footprint

and become more environmentally friendly.
A) increasing
B) decreasing
C) maintaining
D) ignoring
 Question d

I'm sorry, but I'm afraid we can't ___ your request. Our
policy doesn't allow us to do that.
A) approve
B) deny
C) accept
D) consider

Question e

The ___ has increased significantly since we started

advertising on social media.
A) sales
B) profits
C) expenses
D) losses
 Q7. Write from the dictation

Candidates will hear a sentence, and

then they have to write it down exactly
as they hear it
Question a

Question b

Question c

Question d

Question e
 Q8. Highlight incorrect words

Candidates will hear an audio clip of 15

seconds to 50 seconds, then they will
see a textual passage and have to
highlight wrongly pronounced words.
 Question a

Australia is home to some of the most dangerous creatures

in the world. The Australian funnel-web spider, for
example, is responsible for most of the country's spider
bites. It is found in New South Wales, Queensland, and
Victoria, and is most active during the summer months.
Symptoms of a bite can include nausea, sweating, and an
increased heart rate. If a funnel-web spider bites you, seek
medical attention immediately.

Question b

The first Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece, in

1896. The games were originally intended to be a
celebration of amateur sports, and only male athletes were
allowed to compete. The first modern Olympic Games
featured just nine sports, including athletics, swimming,
and fencing. The event was a huge success, with athletes
from 14 countries taking part.

Question c

The Great Wall of China is a series of fortifications built

along the northern borders of China during various
imperial dynasties. The wall stretches over 13,000 miles
and is considered one of the greatest engineering feats in
human history. The wall was built using a variety of
materials, including brick, tamped earth, and stone. It
served as a defensive barrier against invading forces.
 Question d

The Mona Lisa is a portrait painting by the Italian artist

Leonardo da Vinci. It is a half-length portrait of a seated
woman, believed to be Lisa Gherardini, the wife of
Francesco del Giocondo. The painting is famous for its
enigmatic smile and has been the subject of many debates
regarding its meaning and origin. The Mona Lisa is currently
displayed at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France.

Question e

The Internet is a global network of computers that

communicate with each other using standard protocols. It
was first developed in the 1960s by the United States
Department of Defense to facilitate communication
between research institutions. Today, the Internet has
become an essential tool for communication, commerce,
and entertainment, with billions of users around the world.
PTE Pdf Answers Of Each Section
of Sample Questions
 Speaking Section

Q5. Answer short questions

 Answer a

Paris

Answer b

Cold

Answer c

Answer d

Pacific Ocean

Answer e

J.K. Rowling
 Writing Section

Q1. PTE Summarizes Written Text

 Answer a

The demand for electric vehicles has risen due to

environmental concerns and improvements in battery
technology, with lower operating costs and emissions
among the advantages, but limited charging
infrastructure and higher upfront costs remain
obstacles to widespread adoption.

Answer b

Social responsibility in business has gained attention

recently, with socially responsible companies aiming to
have a positive impact on society and the environment
through measures such as reducing waste and emissions,
promoting diversity and inclusion, and supporting
community development initiatives.
 Answer c

The use of renewable energy sources like solar and

wind power has grown due to technological
advancements and government incentives, offering
benefits such as reduced greenhouse gas emissions
and increased energy security, but challenges like
intermittency and the need for energy storage
solutions remain.

Answer d

Artificial intelligence has transformative potential for

industries like healthcare and finance, as AI systems can
analyze data and identify patterns for more accurate
predictions and decision-making, but ethical concerns
surrounding areas such as employment and privacy have
arisen.
 Answer e

The retail industry has been fundamentally changed by

the rise of e-commerce, with online shopping's
convenience and ability to offer a wide range of products
at competitive prices leading to a significant impact on
brick-and-mortar stores struggling to compete with their
online counterparts.
Q2. Write Essays
 Answer a
Education is a crucial component of preparing young
people for the future. While some believe that students
should only study academic subjects, others argue that
they should also learn practical skills. Those in favor of an
academic-only approach believe that a strong foundation
in core subjects such as mathematics, science, and
language is essential for success in higher education and
future careers. On the other hand, proponents of
practical skills argue that students need to learn skills like
cooking, budgeting, and basic car maintenance to
navigate everyday life. I believe that both academic and
practical skills are important for a well-rounded
education. While a strong academic foundation is
necessary for success in higher education and specialized
careers, practical skills are essential for everyday life &
should not be neglected.
 Answer b
Social media has become an integral part of modern life,
with people spending significant amounts of time on
platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Some
argue that social media has a positive influence on
society, as it allows people to connect with others and
share information and ideas. It also has the potential to
facilitate social and political change. However, others
believe that social media has a negative impact, as it can
be a source of misinformation, cyberbullying, and
addiction. It can also perpetuate harmful societal norms
and contribute to social isolation. In my opinion, social
media can have both positive and negative effects,
depending on how it is used. While it can facilitate
important conversations and connect people from
around the world, it is important to be mindful of its
potential downsides and to use it responsibly.
 Answer c

Learning a foreign language has become increasingly

important in a globalized world. Some argue that
children should start learning a foreign language
from a young age, as they are more receptive to
language learning and can develop fluency more
easily. Others argue that introducing a foreign
language too early can overwhelm young children
and lead to a lack of interest or motivation later on.
Instead, they advocate for introducing foreign
language learning in later stages of education, when
students have a stronger foundation in their native
language and are better equipped to grasp the
complexities of a new language. In my opinion, there
are benefits to both approaches. While starting
language learning at a young age can lead to fluency
and provide an advantage in future academic and
career pursuits, it is also important to consider the
potential challenges and drawbacks of early language
learning. Ultimately, the decision of when to
introduce foreign language learning should depend
on the individual student and their learning style and
preferences.
 Answer d
Technology has transformed the way we
communicate and connect with others. Some argue
that it has made us more isolated, as we spend
increasing amounts of time on screens and less
time interacting face-to-face. They also point to the
rise of online trolling and cyberbullying as evidence
of technology's negative impact on social
connections. However, others argue that
technology has brought people closer together,
allowing us to connect with others from around the
world and share information and ideas on a global
scale. It has also facilitated important social and
political movements.
 Answer e
Young people's increasing involvement in politics in
many countries can be attributed to several reasons.
Firstly, access to information and technology has
empowered young individuals to stay informed
about political issues and engage in discussions
through social media platforms and online
communities. They can easily access news, share
their views, and mobilize support for causes they
believe in. Secondly, young people often have a
strong desire for change and a sense of social
justice. They are passionate about addressing
pressing issues such as climate change, inequality,
and social justice, and see political engagement as a
means to bring about the necessary reforms.
Additionally, youth-led movements and activist
groups have played a significant role in encouraging
political participation among young individuals.
 Reading Section

Q1. Multiple choice (Choose A Single

Answer)
 Answer a

It helps avert infectious diseases

Answer b

Folk musicians used them to praise the nobility.

Answer c

Potatoes are the primary source of food in many parts of

the world

Answer d

vigorous exercise may be performed safely after midlife

with the guidance of a doctor

Answer e

The decrease in renewable energy pricing can

benefit consumers.
Q2. Multiple choices (choose multiple
answers)
 Answer a

Over two-thirds of the surface of the earth is

covered with water
Freshwater constitutes about 1% of the world's
water supply

Answer b

In addition to the loss of life, traffic accidents

affect the entire economy
Most traffic accidents can be reduced by
regulating the speed of vehicles.

Answer c

Different grass species thrive in different

environments.

Most of the park ’s best grasses can be discovered at

high altitudes.
 Answer d

Ando sold the first box of pre-cooked instant

noodles in 1958.
Cup noodles are extremely easy to make.

Answer e

It is important to follow the instructions provided

by the authorities.
Social distancing reduces exposure to individuals
who are sick.
Q3. Re-order Paragraphs
 Answer a

Technology has both advantages and disadvantages.

But we cannot deny the advantages of technology, for
example, phones have brought the world closer. I think
it all boils down to how we use a particular technology.
For example, phones are known to cause problems due
to radiation. Some people also make phone calls while
driving, which causes incidents.

Answer b

When this bank was founded in 1695, Scots coinage

was in short supply and of uncertain value, compared
with English, Dutch, Flemish, or French coin.To face
the growth of trade, it was deemed necessary to
remedy this lack of adequate currency.The first
Scottish bank to do this was the Bank of Scotland.In
most countries, it is only the government, through
their central banks, who are permitted to issue
currency.But in Scotland, three banks are still
allowed to issue banknotes.
 Answer c

Unlike Barnes’ previous books, Mother of Storms has a

fairly large cast of viewpoint characters. But even the
Evil American Corporate Magnate is a pretty likable
guy. This usually irritates me, but I don’t mind it here,
and their interactions are well-handled and
informative. They’re not all necessarily good guys,
either, although with the hurricanes wreaking
wholesale destruction upon the world’s coastal areas,
ethical categories tend to become irrelevant.

Answer d

The date of his baptism is unknown. Stephen I, also

known as King Saint Stephen, was the last Grand
Prince of the Hungarians between 997 and 1000 or
1001, and the first King of Hungary from 1000 or
1001 until his death in 1038. At his birth, he was
given the pagan name Vajk. The year of his birth is
uncertain, but many details of his life suggest that he
was born in or after 975 in Esztergom. He was the
only son of Grand Prince Géza and his wife, Sarolt,
who was descended from the prominent family of the
Gyulas.
 Answer e

Australian immigration policy was relatively loose

before.Because of the election, refugee applications
are extended.We accept more refugees than we were
expected.At the same time, new refugee policies have
been changed secretly.The consequence is that
refugee acceptance is slowing down.
Q4. Reading: fill in the Blanks
 Answer a

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awareness stress recent affect

Answer b

Space 1 Space 2 Space 3 Space 4

popular objects save extremely

Answer c

Space 1 Space 2 Space 3 Space 4

technologic
jobs generations income
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 Answer d

Space 1 Space 2 Space 3 Space 4

positions consulting motivated analytical

Answer e

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transferred removed stress
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Q5. Reading & writing: fill in the blanks
 Answer a

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popular flourish aiding
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Answer b

Space 1 Space 2 Space 3 Space 4

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Answer c

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 Answer d

Space 1 Space 2 Space 3 Space 4

positions consulting motivated analytical

Answer e

Space 1 Space 2 Space 3 Space 4

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Listening Section

Q2. Fill in the blanks

 Answer a

supporting, resources, quality

Answer b

shelves, nation, regions

Answer c

finance, investors

Answer d

common, time, smaller

Answer e

animal, rough
Q3. Multiple choice: choose single
answer
 Answer a

thunderstorms

Answer b

Try different types of exercise

Answer c

It can be challenging but worth it.

Answer d

To introduce a new service

Answer e

Be yourself and speak naturally.

Q5. Multiple choice: choose various
answers
 Answer a

A) giraffes, B) lions, C) zebras,

Answer b

A) sending an email, B) scheduling a meeting, and C)

booking a hotel

Answer c

A) increased flexibility, B) improved mental health,

and C) reduced stress

Answer d

A) history, B) literature, C) science, and D) art

Answer e

A) reduced commute time, B) increased

productivity, and C) improved work-life balance
Q6. Select the missing word
Answer a

plane

Answer b

hear

Answer c

increasing

Answer d

approve

Answer e

sales
Q8. Highlight incorrect words
 Answer a

home, responsible, found, bites

Answer b

held, intended, male, success

Answer c

series, northern, 13,000, defensive

Answer d

portrait, believed, enigmatic, origin

Answer e

global, protocols, institutions, tool