Structure of the PEvAU exam

In this section, we will have a quick look at the different parts in which the PEvAU exam is divided in order to understand how it's structured before getting to work on those parts. You'll have a mission. Since, when it comes to learning languages, it is important to work on 4 specific competences, which are reading, writing, speaking and reading, find in which sections can those skills be worked at. Moreover, I'll ask you to find in which sections are vocabulary and grammar worked at. Let's begin!

In the following chart, the different sections of the PEvAU exam are introduced:

Blocks

Activities

Punctuation

Block A: Reading comprehension

2 multiple choice questions about a text

2 true or false questions about the same text

2 questions about the vocabulary of the same text

4/10 points

Block B: Use of language

12 questions about grammar and vocabulary (you just need to pick 6 of them)

3/10 points

Block C: Written production

2 writing exercises (you just need to pick 1 of them) with a minimum length of 120 words

3/10 points