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A two-minute mock preview
Read the short passage and answer two questions. This untimed preview uses its own public material and works without an account. A full mock uses longer texts, fixed timers and all four skills.
Reading passage
A neighbourhood tool library
The Alder Street tool library lends equipment that residents may need only occasionally,
including drills, ladders and sewing machines. Members reserve items online and collect
them from the library's workshop. Loans last seven days, and a member can borrow up to
three items at once. A refundable deposit is required for large tools, but there is no
separate charge for each loan.
Before borrowing a power tool for the first time, members attend a short safety session.
Sessions run on Saturday mornings and must be booked in advance. They explain safe handling
and basic maintenance; they do not teach building skills. Volunteers check each item when
it is returned. If a tool stops working during normal use, members should contact the
workshop rather than attempt a repair themselves.
What your full mock report includes
- Listening and Reading
- Your marks out of 40, estimated skill bands, accepted answers and explanations.
- Writing
- Feedback on both tasks, criterion estimates, examples from your response and practical next steps.
- Speaking
- Feedback from your live interview with Alex, with criterion estimates and points to practise.
- Overall
- An estimated overall band once all four skill results are valid. Pending or incomplete assessment stays clearly labeled.
Full mocks give practice estimates, not official results.
Check your setup
The full mock requires desktop Chrome, headphones or speakers and a microphone. This optional check plays a tone and checks microphone permission locally. It does not record, upload or save your voice, start a mock or use your free attempt.