Rilke
Rilke
What the exam contains, part by part — number of tasks, timing and, for listening, how often each recording is played. The figures come from the institutes' sample papers.
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| Part | Task type | Tasks | Text (words) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teil 1 | Gap fill: matching sentences | 6 | approx. 420 |
| Teil 2 | Matching | 6 | approx. 740 |
| Teil 3 | True/false/not in the text | 12 | approx. 1120 |
| Teil 4 | Language elements (grammar and vocabulary) | 22 | approx. 320 |
This exam has a listening part too. In Rilke you practise listening with the B2 tasks for now — the C1 recordings are on their way.
| Part | Task type | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Teil 0 | Introducing yourself | — |
| Teil 1A | Presenting a topic — then questions from your partner | approx. 3 min |
| Teil 1B | Summarising a presentation, asking questions | approx. 2 min |
| Teil 2 | Holding a discussion | approx. 6 min |
The written part is assessed against four criteria: task completion, coherence, vocabulary and structures. In Rilke you get a score out of 100, the reasons for each criterion and the specific mistakes with corrections — your first correction is free.
90 minutes for 4 parts with 46 tasks in total.
The speaking exam is taken in pairs or groups. In Rilke the app plays your partner, so you can practise the dialogue parts on your own as well.
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