ESOL TABE Practice Test Class-E
Interactive Practice Test · Levels 1–4
Reading: –
Listening: –
Writing: –
Overall: –
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ESOL Practice Test

ESOL TABE Practice Test
Class-E

A full-length practice test covering Reading, Listening, and Writing. Objective items are scored in real time. Expository Writing prompts are saved for instructor review.

📖 Reading
25 items · ~25 min · Auto-scored
🔊 Listening
25 items · ~20 min · Uses text-to-speech
✏️ Writing
20 objective + 5 expository prompts
📄 Export
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Reading Listening Writing Report

💡 Tip: For Listening audio, click "Test Voice" first if nothing plays. Your browser's built-in text-to-speech is used — no internet audio required. Your progress is auto-saved in your browser.

Live Progress
Answered / Total
0 / 70
Correct (objective)
0 / 70
Overall Score
0%
Reading0 / 25
Listening0 / 25
Writing (obj)0 / 20
Answer Key
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📖 Reading
Reading Comprehension
25 items · Target time: 25 minutes · Auto-scored
Score
0% (0/25)
Reading Final Score
0% (0/25)
🔊 Listening
Listening Comprehension
25 items · Target time: 20 minutes · Click ▶ to hear each prompt
Score
0% (0/25)
🔊 Audio Click the ▶ Play button next to each item to hear the audio prompt.
Listening Final Score
0% (0/25)
✏️ Writing
Writing
20 objective items (auto-scored) + 5 expository prompts (collected, not auto-scored)
Objective Score
0% (0/20)
Part A: Objective Items (20)
Part B: Expository Writing Folio (5 prompts)

Write your response in the box below each prompt. These responses are saved but not automatically graded — your instructor will review them using a rubric.

Writing Objective Final Score
0% (0/20)
📋 Report
Final Summary
Objective items only · Expository writing not auto-graded
Student
(not set)
Overall Score
0%
Reading
0%
Listening
0%
Writing (Obj)
0%
Answered
0 / 70
What's Included in the Export

Student name · Date & time · Section scores · Overall score · Full answer comparison (selected vs. correct) · All expository writing responses. Expository writing is not auto-graded and requires instructor review.