KET: Reading and Writing

Part 1: matching

You have to match 5 sentences (plus one example) to 8 notices.

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Part 2:  gapped sentences

You see six gapped sentences about a topic. This part tests your vocabulary.

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Part 3: conversation

This section has two parts: first, you have to complete five conversations and then, you have to put the dialogue in order. 

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Part 4: comprehension

Read a long text and then decide if sentences are right/wrong/doesn't say.

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Part 5: text with gaps

Read a text and complete the gaps.
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Part 6: word completion

Read a description and write what is the word for each one. The first letter is already there.

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Part 7: text with gaps

Writing section: complete the text.

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Part 8: fill in a form

Writing section: fill in a form using the information from the text.

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KET: listening

Part 1

In part 1 of the Key English Test (KET) you listen to five recordings and for each recording you have to choose the best of three pictures. You can listen to the audio twice.

Practice exercises

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Part 2

In this part of the KET you have to listen to the conversation and do a matching exercise.

Practice exercises

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Part 3

In part 3 of KET listening you hear a longer recording and answer 5 multiple choice questions. You can listen to the audio twice.


Practice exercises 

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Remember to listen to it TWICE, so you have a chance to check your answers or listen again if you missed something.

KET: Reading and Writing

PRACTICE KET!

Part 1

This is the first part of reading and writing section. You have to match 5 sentences to 8 notices. 

Exam Tip

1) read all the questions and notices first.

2) look for words that mean the same thing. For example: 'do not pay' = 'free', 'leave their car' = 'parking', 'bags' = 'luggage'. This will help you choose an answer.

Part 2

Choose the best word for each sentence.

Exam Tip

When you do Part 2 tests like this look for words that go together. For example, 'to go by (plane/car/bus) and 'guided tour'. Words that go together like this are called 'collocations' and there are lots and lots of them in English. Try to learn groups of words or collocations during your studies, not just words on their own.

Find more exercises in this websites:

ENGLISH AULA

https://www.englishaula.com/en/cambridge-english-test-exam-preparation/cambridge-english-key-ket-a2/reading-writing/exam-parts/exercise-practice-test/4-0-1-5167824104325120/