Four skills.
One connected record.

Understand what is recorded across Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking—and how to revisit it after a practice test.

Practice and review by skill.

The evidence available for a selected answer differs from the evidence available for a piece of writing or speech.

Reading

Revisit available passages and question-level records. Compare the selected answer with the key, response time, and explanations included with the content.

Listening

Review recorded responses and the source material available for the assessment, which may include transcripts. Audio output is required during Listening practice.

Writing

Return to your original writing and available feedback against the assessment criteria. Check whether the result is automated, provisional, or teacher-confirmed.

Speaking

Review your recorded speech and available evaluation. Recording requires microphone access with the relevant notice and consent; grading or educator confirmation can remain pending.

Inside the report.

A useful report states both the available evidence and the limits of its interpretation.

Overall & section results

Practice estimates, with incomplete grading and review states distinguished.

Original work

Recorded responses and available writing or speaking work.

Source & explanation

Passages, transcripts, correct answers, and explanations where included.

Time & coverage

Recorded response timing and completion information.

Review status

Automated feedback, pending teacher review, and confirmed judgments remain separate.

How to read a report

Access and included work.

Passes differ by attempts and access window. The allowance is a usage limit, not a recommended study schedule.

Single-test access

One full mock, with the test credit valid until it is used.

Timed passes

Day, three-day, week, month, and three-month options are listed on the pricing page. Check the activation window before choosing.

Reporting & review

Review the included services, explanations, and grading availability. An access pass does not imply unlimited individual teacher review.

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Check the conditions.

The connected assessment and your institution settings determine the live experience.

What equipment is needed?

Use a current web browser and a stable internet connection. Listening needs audio output. Speaking needs a working microphone and recording permission.

Can I use the public examples as a full mock?

No. The public question-analysis page contains two original reading samples. It demonstrates the reasoning and review experience, not a complete timed assessment.

What if my result is still pending?

Check which part is incomplete. A submitted response can be recorded while its grading or teacher confirmation remains pending. For an institution-managed assessment, ask the institution about the review process.

Keep the response
in the picture.

Explore an original question or read more about the assessment record.

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