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English Language Comprehension Test
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English Language Comprehension Test

The English Language Comprehension Test is preferred for recruiters and hiring managers to evaluate a candidate's written English proficiency. The test primarily assesses reading comprehension by evaluating the candidate's ability to identify relevant information within passages using parameters such as vocabulary, grammar, reading aptitude, and verbal ability.

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Deloitte
The United Nations
The United Nations
Fujitsu
The United Nations

What is English Language Comprehension?

English Language Comprehension is the ability to understand and interpret written English. It involves understanding the meanings of sentences, paragraphs, and entire texts, as well as recognizing the intent and tone of the language. Strong comprehension skills are essential for academic success, professional growth, and effective communication, enabling individuals to process information accurately and respond appropriately in various contexts.

Why Choose the iMocha’s English Language Comprehension Skills Test?

The iMocha English Language Comprehension Test is a comprehensive assessment that evaluates candidates' reading and writing skills. It includes specialized tests for reading comprehension to measure vocabulary, grammar, reading aptitude, verbal ability, and the writing test evaluates essay and email skills. Both reading and writing test incorporates CEFR guidelines, while all assessments are customizable to align with organizational needs, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of English language proficiency.

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Test Summary

The English Comprehension Assessment Test screens candidates for the following traits:

  • Ability to understand context, summarize information, and recognize text structure.
  • Critical thinking skills and the ability to make predictions based on content.
  • Proficiency in identifying main ideas and understanding supporting details.
  • Strong capability to recognize words, grasp their meanings, and maintain a broad and nuanced vocabulary.
  • Ability to identify similarities and differences between concepts within the text.
Useful for hiring
  • Content Writer / Copywriter
  • Administrative Assistant
  • Technical Support Specialist
  • HR Manager / Recruiter
  • Teacher / Educator
  • Journalist / Reporter
  • Sales Executive
  • Project Manager
  • Translator / Interpreter
  • Data Analyst
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How is this skill test customized?
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English Language Comprehension Test can be customized to accommodate various scenarios. For instance, difficulty levels and time limits can be adjusted, and the test can be modified to focus on specific comprehension skills. This assessment can also be customized by selecting different question formats, such as multiple choice or fill-in-the-blanks, incorporating industry-specific language, and adjusting the number of questions to meet your needs.

What are the most common interview questions related to English Language Comprehension?
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The most common questions asked during interviews are:

  • How do you approach understanding unfamiliar words in a text?
  • How do you improve your English comprehension skills?
  • How do you handle understanding different English accents or dialects?
  • Can you summarize a document, email, or report you’ve recently read?
  • Describe a situation where you misunderstood something due to language barriers. How did you handle it?
  • When you come across a word or phrase you don’t understand, what steps do you take to figure it out?
  • How do you ensure that you’re interpreting the meaning of a written text in the way it was intended?