Language Proficiency Exam Flashcards

Flashcards for the standard Cambridge A2 Key qualification, aligned to the current Reading and Writing, Listening, and Speaking task format. This set uses general adult and everyday contexts rather than the school-focused topics of A2 Key for Schools.

Covers keigo honorifics (sonkeigo, kenjougo, teineigo), business vocabulary, workplace listening scenarios, and business-document reading tested across the BJT's three parts.

50 active-recall cards distributed as evenly as possible across the equally weighted iTEP Academic-Core Grammar, Listening, and Reading sections, with focused review of tested language structures and comprehension skills.

Covers N2 grammar patterns, kanji readings, vocabulary, reading comprehension, listening, and honorifics.

Covers N5 kanji readings, hiragana/katakana orthography, particles, verb forms, adjectives, grammar patterns, counters, daily vocabulary, greetings, listening, and reading.

Covers MET Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking task types, CEFR A2-C1 score bands, and the core grammar and reading-strategy rules the multiple-choice sections test.

50 concise TEF Canada cards across the four compulsory immigration tests: Listening 13/13, Reading 13/13, Written Expression 12/12, and Oral Expression 12/12. The near-even split reflects four required abilities; 50 cards cannot divide evenly by four.

Grammar rules, error-ID traps, listening and reading strategy, and scoring for the ETS TOEFL ITP Structure, Listening & Reading sections.

Covers all seven TOEIC Listening & Reading parts — Photographs, Question-Response, Conversations, Talks, Incomplete Sentences, Text Completion, and Reading Comprehension — plus the workplace grammar and vocabulary patterns ETS tests most often.

Indonesia's official standardised Bahasa Indonesia proficiency test, covering Mendengarkan (listening), Merespons Kaidah (grammar rules), Membaca (reading), Menulis (writing), and Berbicara (speaking) across seven predikat bands.

Covers the six speaking tasks, four diagnostic subscores, 20-80 scoring, CEFR mapping, test logistics, and pronunciation/fluency technique for the automated Versant English screening test.