Reading practice: Compréhension écrite
Documents from a notice to an essay, A1 to C2, with multiple-choice questions.
- TCF Canada: 39 questions in 60 minutes.
- TEF Canada: 40 questions in 60 minutes.
Both tests start easy and get harder, from A1 to C2, and both use multiple-choice questions with four options. Practise one level at a time, then move up.
Practice by level
Level A1
Reading at A1
Short, slow everyday messages: a name, a time, a price, a place.
2 practice sets
Level A2
Reading at A2
Everyday announcements, messages and short conversations on familiar topics.
2 practice sets
Level B1
Reading at B1
Conversations, practical information and short radio items: main points and key details.
2 practice sets
Level B2
Reading at B2
Interviews, reports and debates: arguments, opinions and the details that support them.
2 practice sets
Level C1
Reading at C1
Longer talks and essays on abstract topics: implied meaning, attitude and nuance.
2 practice sets
Level C2
Reading at C2
Demanding talks and texts: irony, subtle stances and how the argument is built.
2 practice sets