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27 Feb 2015, 11:07
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Which section is first? Reading,listening,speaking or writing?
What should the atmosphere in the room look like?
I know that the articles for reading sections are A LOT bigger than in practice tests, but are they this hard?
What should the atmosphere in the room look like?
I know that the articles for reading sections are A LOT bigger than in practice tests, but are they this hard?
28 Feb 2015, 00:35
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This is usually the order in which the sections appear:
Reading, Listening, Break (10 minutes), Speaking, Writing. The passages are usually not more than 700w in length and have academic subjects but should not be very difficult after a little practice, especially if you are used to GRE/GMAT passages.
The atmosphere in the room will vary depending on where you take the test. Which city/country are you from? In India, the test in usually conducted in colleges, so there can be some background noise/disturbance etc. However, the headphones are generally of a good quality.
Hope this helps
Reading, Listening, Break (10 minutes), Speaking, Writing. The passages are usually not more than 700w in length and have academic subjects but should not be very difficult after a little practice, especially if you are used to GRE/GMAT passages.
The atmosphere in the room will vary depending on where you take the test. Which city/country are you from? In India, the test in usually conducted in colleges, so there can be some background noise/disturbance etc. However, the headphones are generally of a good quality.
Hope this helps
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