practice exams

Built like the DALF C1: listening (about 40 minutes: one long recording heard twice, then short radio clips heard only once), reading (50 minutes: one long text of ideas), writing (2 hours 30 minutes: a synthèse of 200 to 240 words from several documents, then an argued essay of at least 250 words) and speaking (after one hour of preparation, an exposé of 8 to 10 minutes from documents, then a discussion). Each paper is out of 25; the real exam is passed with 50 out of 100 and at least 5 in every paper. Put your sound on for the listening. These are our own questions, using only the words of our A1 to C1 courses: DALF-style practice, not official papers, and the score is only a guide.