Aptis Test Questions

Why is Aptis considered a trusted test?

• It is designed to be the easiest English test available.

• It is only used by a few institutions in one country.

• It is used by institutions in 85 countries and is backed by 80 years of experience and research.

• It has been around for 10 years with no significant research backing.

What feature of Aptis ensures the accuracy of its results?

• Its online format

• Its innovative marking system

• Its short test duration

• Its low cost

How does Aptis provide flexibility in testing?

• It is only available at certain times of the year.

• It only tests one skill at a time in a set location.

• It requires a fixed schedule and location for testing.

• It allows you to choose the location, timing, and which skills to test.

In what way is Aptis efficient in measuring English proficiency?

• It assesses the ability to communicate in English in real-life situations.

• It uses a broad and non-specific approach to testing.

• It measures general English knowledge without considering real-life application.

• It focuses only on written English skills.

What organization designed APTIS?

• ETS

• British Council

• IDP

• Cambridge

Which of the following comes first in the core components of the Aptis test format?

• Writing

• Listening

• Reading

• Grammar and Vocabulary

In the Aptis test format, which component evaluates a test-taker's ability to express themselves verbally?

• Grammar and Vocabulary

• Listening

• Reading

• Speaking

What feature on an Aptis report allows for digital verification of test results?

• A printed certificate

• A signature from the test administrator

• A unique QR code and a link

• A watermark on the report

How is the Aptis test result presented for each skill tested?

• Only as a numerical score

• Only as a CEFR level

• As both a numerical score and a CEFR level

• As a letter grade

What does the numerical score on an Aptis report indicate?

• The overall proficiency in English

• The number of attempts made on the test

• The date when the test was taken

• A scale of 0 to 50 for each skill tested and the Grammar and Vocabulary component