This complete end-of-semester exam is designed for intermediate to upper-intermediate ESL/EFL learners (CEFR B1–B2). It integrates five language skills: listening, vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing, and speaking. The test covers engaging global topics such as electricity, greenhouse gases, Australian geography and wildlife, homelessness, and environmental responsibility. Ideal for final assessments, progress checks, or exam preparation (IELTS, Cambridge).

What’s included (print-ready, 50 minutes + speaking):

Listening gap-fill (10 items – electricity, dangers, environment)

Pronunciation: vowel sounds (u, ea) (2 questions)

Stress patterns (3 questions – geography/temporary/apology/astrology, -ee/-ee words, chemical/informal/national/medical)

Grammar & vocabulary (12 questions – homeless, official, due to, future continuous, conditionals, past perfect, non-verbal communication, passive voice)

Error correction (3 sentences – working→to work, destroyed→were destroyed, will leave→leaves or no error?)

Reading passage 1: Global warming (5 questions – author’s suggestion, inference, false statement, main idea, meaning of “humans are mostly to blame”)

Reading passage 2: Australia (5 cloze questions – comparatives, although, famous for, become, found)

Writing: sentence transformation (5 questions – reported speech with “may” and “will”, so/as a result, first time paraphrasing)

Sentence combination (5 questions – conditional type 2, imperative/or, present perfect with “never”, because/since, past perfect sequence)

Speaking test (2 parts): Part 1 – 4 questions on pollution; Part 2 – pair work with picture prompts (describe, action, appearance, relationship, communication)