Listening and Reading tests

Listening and Reading tests assess language comprehension skills. Listening tests require understanding spoken language, often involving conversations, instructions, or talks, and answering related questions. Reading tests evaluate the ability to interpret written texts, such as articles, emails, or reports, and respond to prompts. Both tests measure how well you understand the core ideas, details, and overall meaning. They are commonly used in language proficiency exams to determine your ability to use the language effectively in real-world situations, focusing on comprehension rather than production or speaking skills.