معرفی 8 تا از بهترین استاد خصوصی PTE + اطلاعات

This section evaluates oral fluency, pronunciation, and written communication.

1. Personal Introduction

• Task: Introduce yourself in 30 seconds. This is not scored but sent to institutions.
• Example: “My name is Alex. I am applying for a Master’s degree in Computer Science. I enjoy programming and learning about new technologies.”

1. Read Aloud

• Task: Read a written text aloud. Focus on pronunciation and fluency.
• Example:
  • Text: “The climate crisis is one of the most urgent challenges of our time.”
  • Skill tested: Clear articulation and fluency.

1. Repeat Sentence

• Task: Listen to a sentence and repeat it exactly.
• Example:
  • Audio: “Education is the key to a better future.”
  • Response: Repeat the sentence exactly.

1. Describe Image

• Task: Look at a chart, graph, or picture and describe it within 40 seconds.
• Example: A bar chart showing “average rainfall in different cities.”
  • Response: “The bar chart shows that City A receives the highest rainfall at 150mm, followed by City B at 120mm, while City C has the least rainfall at 90mm.”

1. Retell Lecture

• Task: Listen to a lecture and summarize its main points in your own words.
• Example: A lecture about renewable energy.
  • Response: “The lecture discussed the importance of renewable energy sources like solar and wind power to combat climate change.”

1. Answer Short Questions

• Task: Answer general knowledge questions in one or two words.
• Example:
  • Question: “What do we call a person who writes books?”
  • Answer: “Author.”

1. Summarize Written Text

• Task: Summarize a passage in one sentence within 10 minutes.
• Example:
  • Text: “Climate change is affecting global temperatures, leading to melting ice caps and rising sea levels.”
  • Response: “Climate change is causing global warming, ice melting, and sea-level rise.”

1. Essay

• Task: Write a 200–300-word essay on a given topic
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• Example: “Should children be allowed to use mobile phones in schools?”
  • Response: Provide arguments for and against, then conclude.

This section assesses comprehension and analytical skills.

1. Multiple-Choice, Single Answer

• Task: Select the best answer to a question based on the passage.
• Example:
  • Text: “The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean, covering more than 63 million square miles.”
  • Question: “Which ocean is the largest?”
  • Answer: “Pacific Ocean.”

1. Multiple-Choice, Multiple Answers

• Task: Choose all correct answers based on the passage.
• Example:
  • Text: “Fruits like apples, bananas, and oranges are rich in vitamins.”
  • Question: “Which fruits are rich in vitamins?”
  • Answers: “Apples, Bananas, Oranges.”

1. Reorder Paragraphs

• Task: Arrange shuffled sentences in the correct order to form a coherent paragraph.
• Example:
  • Sentences: “It provides shade during hot summers. Trees are vital for the environment. They also produce oxygen.”
  • Correct Order: “Trees are vital for the environment. They also produce oxygen. It provides shade during hot summers.”

1. Fill in the Blanks (Reading)

• Task: Drag and drop the correct words into blanks.
• Example:
  • Text: “The _____ ocean is the largest on Earth.”
  • Options: “Pacific, Atlantic, Arctic”
  • Answer: “Pacific.”

1. Fill in the Blanks (Reading & Writing)

• Task: Type the correct word to complete the sentence.
• Example:
  • Text: “The climate crisis is an _____ challenge.”
  • Answer: “urgent.”

This section evaluates your ability to understand spoken English.

1. Summarize Spoken Text

• Task: Listen to an audio clip and summarize it in 50–70 words.
• Example:
  • Audio: A talk about the benefits of exercise.
  • Response: “Exercise improves physical and mental health by reducing stress and increasing energy levels.”

1. Multiple-Choice, Single Answer

• Task: Choose the best answer based on the audio.
• Example:
  • Audio: “The Eiffel Tower is located in Paris, France.”
  • Question: “Where is the Eiffel Tower located?”
  • Answer: “Paris.”

1. Multiple-Choice, Multiple Answers

• Task: Choose all correct answers based on the audio.
• Example:
  • Audio: “Popular tourist destinations include Paris, London, and Rome.”
  • Question: “Which cities are mentioned?”
  • Answers: “Paris, London, Rome.”

1. Fill in the Blanks

• Task: Listen to an audio and type the missing words.
• Example:
  • Audio: “The Earth revolves around the _____.”
  • Answer: “Sun.”

1. Highlight Correct Summary

• Task: Select the summary that matches the audio.
• Example:
  • Audio: A lecture about the importance of time management.
  • Correct Summary: “The speaker emphasized how managing time efficiently can lead to better productivity.”

1. Select Missing Word

• Task: Identify the missing word in the audio.
• Example:
  • Audio: “The results were unexpected and _____.”
  • Options: “surprising, ordinary, boring”
  • Answer: “surprising.”

1. Highlight Incorrect Words

• Task: Identify incorrect words in the transcript while listening to the audio.
• Example:
  • Audio: “The Earth orbits the Sun every year.”
  • Text: “The Earth orbits the Moon every year.”
  • Incorrect Word: “Moon.”

1. Write from Dictation

• Task: Type the sentence you hear.
• Example:
  • Audio: “Education is the cornerstone of progress.”
  • Response: “Education is the cornerstone of progress.”