Writing Exam – My Introduction and My Home (A1 level)

Writing Exam – My Self-introduction and My Home (A1 level)

 

Instructions:

Write a short text of 50–70 words (about 5–7 sentences) introducing yourself. Include:

1. A greeting.
2. Your name.
3. Where you are from (city and country).
4. Your nationality.
5. The language you speak (and its variant if necessary).
6. A short description of your home (use simple adjectives, e.g., small, big, beautiful, new, old).
7. A farewell.

 

Example (About Me):

Hello!

My name is Elmer Santana.

I am from Cancún, Mexico.

I am Mexican.

I speak Spanish, English and French.

I live in a small flat in Cancún. It is simple but comfortable.

Goodbye!

(58 words)

 

✅ Assessment Guidelines

• Content (40%): The text includes all required elements (greeting, name, place of origin, nationality, language, home description, farewell).
• Language Accuracy (30%): Correct use of basic grammar and vocabulary (verb to be, simple present, capitalization, spelling).
• Coherence & Organization (20%): Sentences are written in a logical order and easy to understand.
• Length & Word Range (10%): The text respects the 50–70 word range and contains complete sentences.

Essay of Key Areas influenced by Social Media in Education

C1 Advanced – Writing Part 1: Essay

 

Instructions:

In the exam, you must answer this question. Write your answer in 220–260 words in an appropriate style.

 

Task:

Your class has had a lecture and a discussion on the topic of Social Media in Schools. You have made the notes below:

 

Key areas influenced by social media in education:

• Academic performance
• Social relationships
• Digital responsibility

 

Some opinions expressed during the discussion:

• “Social media provides useful tools for collaboration and learning.”
• “Social media strengthens relationships among students by encouraging communication and teamwork beyond the classroom.”
• “Students who use social media responsibly tend to perform well academically and manage their school life effectively.”

 

Write an essay discussing two of the points in your notes.

You should explain which point is more important, giving reasons in support of your answer.

 

Write your essay. 

Assessment Rubric:

B2-level Writing Exam Task – Informal Letter

 B2-level Writing Exam Task – Informal Letter

 

You have received this letter from your English-speaking friend:

 

Hi,

You’ve mentioned your best friend at school a few times, but I’d really love to know more about him or her. What is your best friend like? How did you two become close? What kinds of things do you usually do together? And what makes your friendship so special?

Write soon,

Alex

 

Write a reply to your friend. In your letter you should:

• Describe your best friend’s appearance and personality.
• Explain how you became friends and what you usually do together.
• Share a memorable experience you had with your friend.
• Say why this friendship is important to you.

 

Write your letter in 140–190 words. Use informal language and a friendly tone.

C1-level Writing Exam Task – Proposal

 C1-level Writing Exam Task – Proposal

 

Your school board is considering creating a new Art Club to strengthen the school’s cultural and creative life. You have been asked to write a proposal outlining your ideas.

Your proposal should:

• Describe the current opportunities for artistic activities within the school community.
• Suggest how the new Art Club could be organized (e.g., workshops, exhibitions, guest artists, competitions).
• Explain the benefits the club would bring to students, teachers, and the wider community.
• Make clear recommendations on how to implement the club successfully (e.g., schedule, resources, promotion).

 

Write your proposal in 220–260 words. Use formal language, persuasive arguments, and an appropriate structure with headings.