Multilevel6 min read
The Multilevel exam explained: every part of the Reading and Writing papers
Uzbekistan's CEFR Multilevel exam is not IELTS. Here is how its Reading and Writing papers are built, part by part, and what each task asks of you.
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Free CEFR Multilevel practice
Twenty practices picked for you, with a new one every day. One a day is free with no account — the same practice, and the same marking, as inside EngProgress.
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Questions about the free practice
Do I need an account to practise?
No. One practice a day in each skill is free with no account, and it is marked the moment you finish. A free account brings more practice every day.
How is the free practice marked?
A Reading paper is marked instantly against the answer key, and a full paper also shows an indicative CEFR level. Each Writing task is graded by the AI on five criteria, with an estimated CEFR level and a model answer to compare.
How long does one practice take?
A Reading paper takes 60 minutes, as in the exam; a Writing paper about 60 minutes for its three tasks.
How often is there new practice?
Every day. A new practice arrives at the top of your list at midnight, Tashkent time, and the list moves on by one practice a day.
Are these real exam papers?
No. Every passage, recording and task is original, written in the format of the exam. EngProgress is an independent practice platform, not affiliated with any exam board.
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