tested: articles; prepositions; relative pronouns; indefinite pronouns; irregular past participles and auxiliary verbs; adverbs
assessment:
You need at least 8 correct to qualify to be at level 4, preferably 12 correct.
At level 5, you should have made at least 15/20, although 17/20 would be preferable.
A level 6 student should have 100%, although there is always the possibility of a careless mistake. Now try Test Three, Upper Intermediate.
open EFL progress framework
Becoming Competent
Levels 4 and 5 are levels of usually rapid progress when vocabulary is accumulated, and a wide number of social situations adequately dealt with.
Level 4. Traveller. Probably intensive study for about three to four months, or about 800 hours over a much longer period of time. Able to hold one-to-one conversations and solve all normal everyday difficulties. ("I'd like a taxi to go to the airport." "Do I have to confirm the flight?")
Level 5. Independent. After nine months to a year intensive study, or 1,000 to 2,000 hours part-time, accent will be closer to native speaker, and first language interference much more limited. No problems at all in one-to-one conversations or with most social situations. ("May I book a table for four for 8 o'clock this evening. My name is Nakata, spelled....")
