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7 June 2026

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This ready-to-print high school graduation mock exam is designed for students aged 16–18 (grades 11–12, CEFR level B2–C1). It takes 50 minutes and features a wide range of authentic text types, making it ideal for exam preparation, end-of-term assessment, or college entrance practice.

The test includes: sentence ordering tasks (Vietnamese cinema evolution, interview rescheduling email, public speaking reflection, job rejection letter, Vietnamese cuisine, fitness apps), multiple‑choice cloze passages (smartphones – app ecosystems, privacy, platform consolidation; Techfest Vietnam 2025 – startup innovation, partnerships, emerging tech; social media – algorithms, advertising, digital literacy; coastal weather bulletin – meteorological patterns, safety advisory), and advanced reading comprehension passages (digital nomad visas – legal codification, costs, tax implications; public compute as a utility – AI infrastructure, hyperscalers, governance, arms race).

Key topics: digital transformation (smartphone ecosystems, social media algorithms, platform governance), innovation and entrepreneurship (startup events, venture capital, blockchain, biotech), environmental science (weather systems, precipitation forecasts, climate patterns), migration and work (digital nomad visas, remote work, tax residency, compliance), artificial intelligence policy (compute divide, public capacity-building, utility regulation, democratic oversight).

Skills assessed: text cohesion and coherence (sentence and dialogue ordering), reading comprehension (main ideas, inference, paraphrasing, true/false, not mentioned), advanced vocabulary (codifies, lenient, gulf, precursor, queue-busting contingency), grammar (relative clauses, verb tenses, prepositions, word order, phrasal verbs), and contextual word choice (synonyms, antonyms, collocations).

The test is fully editable .Perfect for Cambridge First (FCE), IELTS, or national graduation exams. No country‑specific references – suitable globally.

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