Designed as a high‑school graduation‑level mock test, this 40‑question multiple‑choice exam assesses upper‑secondary English proficiency through authentic text types and academic passages. Topics include: arranging sentences into coherent exchanges (e.g., loan approval, physics homework), completing cloze passages (hotel reservation letter, papermaking history, diplomatic convention), and reading complex texts on data localization (sovereignty, compliance, cross‑border transfers) and data as labor (data unions, collective bargaining, value redistribution).

Targeted skills & key topics:

Reading comprehension (main idea, inference, detail)

Vocabulary in context (mandates, hampered, remuneration)

Grammar & cohesion (sentence arrangement, conjunctions, word order)

Paraphrasing & referencing (identifying pronoun antecedents)

Text structure (inserting sentences, paragraph sequencing)

Critical thinking about digital rights, data sovereignty, and labor history

Student age & grade: 16–18 years old (Grades 11–12). Suitable for international exam preparation (IB, Cambridge Advanced, A‑Levels, high school exit exams) without country‑specific references. Delivered as a ready‑to‑use Word document.