Mock question sets are simulated test questions. Use this mock question set to prepare for your Linguaskill General Reading & Listening test.
Question 1:
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Two friends are discussing whether to book a particular hotel room. What is their main reason for booking it?
Question 2:
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A radio deejay is giving the weather forecast. What is the weather going to be over the next few days?
Question 3:
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What do the man and woman agree about the blog article?
They recommend presents that are expensive.
They help give ideas for presents.
They provide advertising for stores.
Question 4:
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When introducing her guests, Jane gives off the impression that she is...
reluctant to recommend her own preference of books.
impressed by Jasmine's and Brandon's book sales.
excited to discover books that deserve greater recognition.
aware that holidays affect the books that people buy.
When talking about her first recommendation, Jasmine...
reminisces about a favourite former pastime in the book.
tells readers not to be put off by its core theme.
suggests that the book will appeal to tech entrepreneurs.
admits she would not have chosen the book for relaxation purposes.
Brandon implies his first book of the summer represents a need to...
avoid lengthy stories with heavy subject matter.
contrast its style with a book that is related in theme.
select an author whose work had already impressed him in the past.
explore the mindset of people living in rural countries.
Jasmine and Brandon agree that the two Emily Blunt books...
are equally appealing as their narrative styles are similar.
were subject to unfair comments by critics.
are more suitable for a specific type of reader.
can be appreciated whether read successively or independently.
What did Jasmine like particularly about Tom Brady's book 'The Cold Coffee'?
its insight into a unique relationship.
its surprising and refreshing twist at the end.
its effective use of prose and story.
how relatable the characters and settings are to her own experience.
