Elpac Listening and Writing Practice

State test taken in February that evaluates your reading, writing, speaking, and listening in English

• CAASPP

• ELPAC

• ELL

• ESL

What are the four domains tested in the ELPAC?

• Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking

• Math, Science, History, Art

• Grammar, Vocabulary, Spelling, Reading

• Speaking, Listening, Math, Science

Why is the ELPAC important for students?

• It helps identify students who need help in learning English

• It replaces all other tests

• It is only for fun

• It is optional for all students

Which of the following is a key component of the ELPAC Listening section?

• Understanding spoken instructions

• Solving math problems

• Writing essays

• Reading aloud

What skill is primarily assessed in the ELPAC Writing section?

• Listening comprehension

• Reading fluency

• Writing ability

• Speaking clarity

In the context of ELPAC, what does the acronym stand for?

• English Language Proficiency Assessments for California

• English Learning Program for Advanced Children

• English Literacy Program and Assessment Course

• English Language Practice and Assessment Curriculum

Which of the following is NOT a focus of the ELPAC Listening section?

• Identifying main ideas

• Understanding vocabulary

• Solving equations

• Following directions

What is the primary purpose of the ELPAC?

• To evaluate English language proficiency

• To test mathematical skills

• To assess scientific knowledge

• To measure artistic ability

Which of these is a common task in the ELPAC Writing section?

• Writing a short story

• Solving a puzzle

• Drawing a picture

• Singing a song

How does the ELPAC benefit English learners?

• By providing feedback on language skills

• By offering scholarships

• By teaching new languages

• By focusing on sports