The first section is a 30-second self-introduction (allow an additional 25 seconds for preparation). There is no point system for the personal introduction.

You have thirty to forty seconds to record your voice reading the text (around sixty words) that is on the screen.

This requires you to listen to a sentence then, in thirty seconds, repeat it aloud.

There's an image on the screen. You have twenty-five seconds to examine the picture and get your description ready. Take a 40-second video of your answer.

A relevant image appears on the screen when audio begins to play. You have ten seconds to prepare before presenting what you heard in your own words in 40 seconds.

You will have ten seconds to respond to the question after listening to the audio. It should just contain one or two words.

You have ten minutes to condense the text—a paragraph that can contain up to 300 words—into one line. The response must not exceed 75 words.

You have twenty minutes to create a two hundred-to-three-hundred-word essay. You must answer the provided prompt in an argumentative fashion.

A section that is roughly 300 words long has some missing words. The most suitable option from the drop-down list must be selected.

The question, which is based on a passage of up to 300 words, has multiple answers.

The random paragraphs must be arranged in a meaningful order to form a paragraph.

A passage has more words to choose from and a few blanks. Move the words to the location that works best for you.

You can choose just one response from the provided multiple-choice options.

Write a 50–70 word summary of what you heard in the audio recording within ten minutes.

After hearing the tape, you must select multiple responses to the question.

Fill in the blanks in the transcript to finish the passage based on the recording that was heard.

Select the appropriate choice that best summarizes the recorded information from the available alternatives.

Here, you must select only the response that is relevant to the question, much like in multiple choice and multiple answer questions.

The final section will not be included in a recording. You can select the appropriate option to finish the recorded statement or text.

The transcript will appear on the screen as you listen to the tape. Select the word that is wrong based on how the transcript and recording vary.

What you hear on the tape must be typed in the answer box.