This rigorous 150-minute exam is designed for advanced ESL/EFL learners (CEFR B2–C1). It simulates real academic and exam conditions (Cambridge, IELTS, TOEFL). The test covers pressing global issues such as the myopia epidemic, climate change, fad diets, deforestation, and competition in schools. Ideal for end-of-term assessments, university entrance preparation, or advanced placement tests.

What’s included (14 pages):

Listening Part 1 (15 gap-fill questions – short-sightedness statistics, causes, solutions)

Listening Part 2 (5 multiple choice + 5 true/false – greenhouse gases, clean energy, climate consequences)

Lexico-grammar (12 multiple choice – advanced vocabulary: premonition, nevertheless, called off, must have, call it a day, past perfect continuous, bitter disappointment, etc.)

Closest/Opposite meaning (triumphant → victorious; cooking up cunning plans → guileless plans)

Dialogue completion (It’s out of the question now)

Error correction passage (8 mistakes – chimpanzee medicinal plant study: verb forms, prepositions, word choice)

Reading Part 1: Global warming cloze (10 questions – realize, ever, risk, according, rise, pressure, favour, which, however, into)

Reading Part 2: Teenagers then vs now (10 gap-fill – one word: that, spent, used, technology, an, few, pressure, more, aware, make)

Reading Part 3: Diet and exercise (10 questions – fad diets, ketosis, Atkins diet, inference, reference words)

Reading Part 4: Politicians’ childhood (10 matching questions – Alexandra, Daniel, Emily, Michael)

Reading Part 5: Deforestation (10 questions – paragraph matching, sentence completion)

Writing Part 1: Sentence transformation (5 questions – matter, intention, reputation, round, for)

Writing Part 2: Letter of application (120-150 words – volunteer for children in mountainous areas)

Writing Part 3: Essay (350 words – discuss competition in schools: negative vs positive, give opinion)