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B1 levelNPR’s Short Wave looks at three science topics in one episode: unusual X-ray objects, the connection between movement and learning, and the part of the brain involved in forming memories.
Integrated Skills test
C2 levelPractise C2 English integrated skills: combine reading and listening in writing about interpreting a Public Services Dashboard.
Use of English test
C1 levelPractise C1 Use of English in a review of library self-service technology. Complete connected paragraphs using innovation and consequences and formal cause-effect.
Use of English test
B2 levelPractise B2 Use of English through connected texts with dropdown gaps. Build accuracy with workplace technology and passive and verb patterns.
Use of English test
B2 levelPractise B2 Use of English through connected texts with typed gaps. Build accuracy with invention narrative and reporting and causative forms.
Use of English test
B2 levelPractise B2 Use of English through dropdown choices. Build accuracy with near synonyms and collocational distinctions.
Use of English test
B2 levelPractise B2 Use of English through contextual choices. Build accuracy with technology claims and qualified evidence and collocations.
Reading test
C2 levelAn advanced explanation of a modular water-treatment plant asks learners to identify components by their positions, functions, and dependencies within the system.
Reading test
C2 levelA technical training diagram and explanatory passage trace how a district energy network produces, measures, distributes, stores and regulates heat through interacting feedback paths.
Reading test
C2 levelA critical case study of Marlow’s OneForm platform, tracing its early gains, the distortions caused by excessive standardisation, and the reforms that restored room for local judgement.
Reading test
C2 levelA design criticism essay examines how metaphors can clarify an artefact’s purpose while obscuring the mechanisms that determine reliable use.
Reading test
C2 levelAn argumentative essay questions the uncritical use of “progress,” examining efficiency, local knowledge, reversibility, unequal risk, public agency, and the language used to justify change.