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36 2.3 Reading Test Specifications Reading, Part 1 The task is concerned with reading to select required information. Thus it is a question of spotting relevant information in a list of medium length without having to read and understand the whole list. Possible situations of language use reproduced in this task may involve: • Travellers to a foreign country needing orientation in a shopping centre turn to the store guide written in English. • Readers who would like to find specific information look quickly through English websites, catalogues or other printed matter. Structure Instructions (have to be adapted to the situation chosen) Example Text Items Objective To assess the candidate’s ability to locate relevant information in a listed format Intended operations Selective reading and reading for detail Type of task Multiple-choice items with three options Number of items Five (items 21–25) Channel Written Type of text Authentic or semi-authentic signs and lists sorted into several sections Nature of information Lists and signs in museums, shopping centres or airports; in catalogues, on websites, etc. Text length 100–120 words in total Test items The task is to find the appropriate entry in the given list for each of five situations. For each situation, there is one multiple-choice item with three options. Only one option is correct. Topics See Inventory T – Topics Lexical range See Inventory V – Vocabulary Level The language of the relevant parts should be mostly at level A2. Weighting 1 point per item (0 for incorrect response) Handbook telc English A2·B1
Test Specifications Sample Task You plan to go to a trade show or expo. Read items 21–25 and the list of events that you have found on the internet. In which month is the event you want to visit: a, b or c? Mark your answers for items 21–25 on the answer sheet. Example You want to sell cookies and cakes in your coffee shop. a April b June a b c c other month International Office Expo London Health & Wellness Expo Australian Home Furniture Fair Philadelphia Food Show Handbook telc English A2·B1 International Trade Shows and Expos 20–23 March 10–12 April 25–27 May 1–3 June Office equipment, whiteboards, lighting, office security systems, conference room furniture, decorative design objects Health foods, vitamins and minerals, bath and body products, yoga mats, organic cotton clothes, perfumes and cosmetics, aromatherapy Bedroom furniture, lighting and lamps, dining furniture, carpets, artwork and framing, kitchen and bathroom accessories Fruit & vegetables, baked products, cheeses, chocolates, wines and beers, seafood, spices, oils and sauces 37
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Inventories download You can easily
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