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The document summarizes the format and sections of the First Certificate in English (FCE) exam. It consists of 5 papers: Paper 1 is a reading exam with 3 parts, Paper 2 involves writing tasks like an essay or letter, Paper 3 tests use of English with gap filling and word transformations, Paper 4 is a listening exam with 4 parts involving different tasks, and Paper 5 involves speaking with conversations and discussions around pictures and topics.
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- 6. FCE EXAM FORMAT. PAPER 1 PAPER 1: READING, GENERAL DESCRIPTION
- 7. FCE. PAPER 2. WRITING. PAPER 2: WRITING
- 8. FCE. PAPER 3. USE OF ENGLISH PAPER 3: USE OF ENGLISH. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
- 9. PAPER 4: LISTENING PAPER 4: LISTENING. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
- 11. FCE. PAPER 1. READING
- 12. FCE. PAPER 1. READING PART 1: MULTIPLE CHOICE
- 13. FCE. PAPER 1. READING PART 2: GAPPED TEXT (SENTENCES IN CONTEXT)
- 14. FCE. PAPER 1. READING PART 3:READING FOR SPECIFIC INFORMATION (WHICH PERSON?)
- 15. FCE. PAPER 2. WRITING PAPER 2: WRITING
- 16. FCE. PAPER 2. WRITING T 1, QUESTION 1. LETTER/ E-MAIL
- 17. FCE. PAPER 2. WRITING PART 2. QUESTIONS 2-5: ARTICLE, ESSAY, LETTER, REPORT, REVIEW OR STORY
- 18. Email Writing
- 19. Essay Writing
- 20. Letter Writing
- 21. Review Writing
- 22. Writing Report
- 23. Writing Set text
- 24. Writing Articles
- 29. FCE. PAPER 3. USE OF ENGLISH PAPER 3: USE OF ENGLISH. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
- 30. FCE. PAPER 3. USE OF ENGLISH PART 1. GAP FILLING. MULTIPLE CHOICE CLOZE
- 31. FCE. PAPER 3. USE OF ENGLISH PART 2. GAP FILLING: WORD PRODUCTION
- 32. FCE. PAPER 3. USE OF ENGLISH PART 3. GAP FILLING: WORD FAMILIES/ WORD FORMATION
- 33. PART 4. KEY WORD TRANSFORMATIONS
- 35. PAPER 4: LISTENING. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
- 36. PART 1: LISTENING. MULTIPLE CHOICE FOR DIFFERENT SITUATIONS
- 37. PART 2: LISTENING. SENTENCE COMPLETION
- 38. PART 3: LISTENING. MULTIPLE MATCHING
- 39. PART 4: LISTENING. MULTIPLE CHOICE
- 41. SPEAKING PART 1: SOCIAL AND PERSONAL CONVERSATION CANDIDATES AND EXAMINER INTERACT PERSONAL INFORMATION (NAME, NATIONALITY, HOMETOWN, ETC) LIKES AND DISLIKES HOMELIFE FREE TIME EDUCATION AND WORK TRAVEL
- 42. SPEAKING PART 2: TALKING ABOUT PICTURES
- 43. SPEAKING PARTS 3 AND 4: DISCUSSION