martes, 22 de julio de 2014

KET AND PET SAMPLES

KET AND PET SAMPLES:

http://www.oxfordenglishtesting.com/institution_partialRegistration.aspx?id=3150#


PET SAMPLE:
http://cbpt.s3.amazonaws.com/cb-pet/index.html

PET (ESPAÑOL)

Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET)

Difficulty level: B1 / low intermediate
The Preliminary English Test is one of the Cambridge ESOL exams.
Who is it for?
Do this test if you want to know that you have an intermediate level of English. With this level of English you will enjoy holidays in English speaking countries. You should probably continue studying once you have passed the PET exam.


What is the PET test like?
The test has these sections:
Reading and Writing are taken together - 90 minutes
Listening - 30 minutes
Speaking - an interview, 10 minutes
There are two versions of the PET test:

PET
Both versions have the same type of questions. The PET for schools test has content of interest to school-age learners.
Paper-based or computer-based exams
You can do the PET exam on a computer or on paper. The computer-based exam is available once a month. The paper-based exam is only available six times a year.
Score
‘pass’, ‘pass with merit’, ‘narrow fail’, or ‘fail’
Level
B1 / Alte 2 / low intermediate. Click here to see how it compares with other exams.
PET Reading and Writing
Reading and Writing are taken together - 90 minutes
Reading part 2: match 5 people to 8 texts
Writing part 1: sentence transformations
Writing part 2: write a short message
Writing part 3: write an informal letter OR a story
Scoring

The Reading and Writing sections are each worth 25% of the total score for the exam.
Each of the 35 reading questions scores 1 mark.
Writing part 6 questions score 1 mark each
Writing part 7 is marked out of 5
Writing part 8 is marked out of 15
How to prepare for PET Reading and Writing
read the instructions carefully before you start each section
think about the timing. Spend about 50 minutes on the reading, 40 minutes on the writing
study these vocabulary topics
practise writing short texts, including emails



PET for Schools Reading and Writing
Reading and Writing are taken together - 90 minutes
Reading part 1: short texts
Reading part 2: match 5 people to 8 texts
Writing part 1: sentence transformations
Writing part 2: write a short message
Writing part 3: write an informal letter OR a story
Scoring
The Reading and Writing sections are each worth 25% of the total score for the exam.
Each of the 35 reading questions scores 1 mark.
Writing part 6 questions score 1 mark each
Writing part 7 is marked out of 5
Writing part 8 is marked out of 15
How to prepare for PET for Schools Reading and Writing
read the instructions carefully before you start each section
think about the timing. Spend about 50 minutes on the reading, 40 minutes on the writing
study these vocabulary topics
practise writing short texts, including emails


KET (ESPAÑOL)

Key English Test (KET)

Este examen se corresponde con el Nivel A2 del Marco de Referencia Europeo. En este nivel de dominio de la lengua los candidatos deberán ser capaces de:
·       Entender frases y expresiones de uso frecuente que hagan referencia directa a la vida cotidiana (por ejemplo: información acerca de su familia o amigos, trabajo, compras, entorno, etc.).
·       Hacerse entender en situaciones sencillas y rutinarias que se limiten a un intercambio de información sobre temas conocidos.
·       Utilizar palabras sencillas para describir su origen, educación, entorno y otros tópicos, con relación a sus necesidades inmediatas.
KET evalúa las habilidades de Comprensión lectora, Comprensión auditiva y Expresión oral y consta de tres partes:
·       Comprensión lectora y Expresión escrita
·       Comprensión auditiva
·       Expresión oral


KET LISTENING

KET LISTENING, PART 1


KET LISTENING, PART 2





KET SPEAKING PART 1


KET SPEAKING PART 2



KET Reading comprehension

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-fh1kXsKJI