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The document summarizes the two parts of the Writing test: 1. Part 1 requires writing one sentence based on a picture using two given words or phrases. The sentence is scored on grammar and relevance. 2. Part 2 requires responding to an email request. The response is scored on quality of sentences, vocabulary, and organization. A sample question and response are provided.

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4 Writing Test

The document summarizes the two parts of the Writing test: 1. Part 1 requires writing one sentence based on a picture using two given words or phrases. The sentence is scored on grammar and relevance. 2. Part 2 requires responding to an email request. The response is scored on quality of sentences, vocabulary, and organization. A sample question and response are provided.

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WRITING TEST

In the Writing test, candidates will be tested on different aspects of their writing ability. Our test includes
2 parts and 7 questions that lasts approximately for 30 minutes. Below you will find a sample question
from each part of the Writing test.

PART 1. Write a sentence based on a picture

Directions: In this part of the test, you will write ONE sentence that is based on a picture. With each
picture, you will be given TWO words or phrases that you must use in your sentence. You can change
the forms of the words and you can use the words in any order. Your sentence will be scored on

• The appropriate use of grammar, and


• The relevance of the sentence to the picture

Example:

The picture is printed in your test book

across /busy

One possible sentence to describe the picture: The two men sitting across from each other are busy at
work on their computers.
PART 2. Respond to a written request

Directions: In this part of the test, you will show how well you can write a response to an e-mail. Your
response will be scored on

• The quality and variety of your sentences,


• Vocabulary, and
• Organization

You will have 10 minutes to read and answer the e-mail.

Example:

Read the Email Below.

From: K. Blascoe, Domcore Tools To: S. Refo, Kipling Plant Subject: Shipping delay

Sent: May 5, 10:59 A.M

Dear S. Refo,

We ordered some equipment from you on April 8, but we have not received it yet. Please could you investigate
this matter and let me know what has happened to our order?

Sincerely,
Ken Blascoe
Shipping and Receiving Manager
Directions: Respond to the email as if you are the warehouse supervisor at the Kipling Plant. In your email,
explain TWO problems and make ONE request.

Sample for answer:

Dear Mr. Blascoe,

I’m afraid that we have been unable to release your shipment from the warehouse because payments on your
account appear to be overdue. In addition, our administrator is away due to illness, so unfortunately we were
not able to notify you of the delay.

Would it be possible for you to settle your account as soon as possible? Once payment is received, your
shipment will be delivered immediately.

Sincerely,
S. Refo

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