Aptis Reading Test Part 2: Text Cohesion
Part 2 of the Aptis Reading Test is on text cohesion. You must put six sentences in the correct order to form a very short text. We show you how.
Part 2 of the Aptis Reading Test is on text cohesion. You must put six sentences in the correct order to form a very short text. We show you how.
Part 3 of the Reading Test is opinion matching. You read the opinions of four different people on the same topic and match them with seven more statements.
Part 4 of the Reading Test is on long text comprehension. You read have to seven paragraphs and choose the best headings for them from a list of eight.
Aptis for Teachers Reading Test Part 1 is Sentence Comprehension. It’s a multiple-choice gap-fill exercise in the form of a very short informal text with 5 gaps, as in Aptis General.
Part 2 of the Aptis Reading Test is on text cohesion. You have to put six sentences in the correct order to form a very short text. We show you how to look for clues.
Aptis for Teachers Reading Test Part 3 tests your ability to read and understand short texts. You have to complete a text with seven missing words from a list.
Part 4 of the Reading Test is on long text comprehension. You read have to seven paragraphs and choose the best headings for them from a list of eight.
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