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One test, four scores

Why the wrong number moves

The map: which item feeds which score

Traits, and the gate in front of them

How many scores?

The integrated idea

Repeat Sentence

The surprising one

The gate

Where effort pays

High-leverage items

Reading a score report

Which item feeds two scores?

Rescuing a Writing score

The most frequent item

Reading the gaps

Same effort, different result

Practising across skills

What transfers

A week that covers the test

What transfers furthest

Spelling

Organising practice

The memorised answer

Choosing the next three weeks

Word game: the score map

Quiz review and module recap

How PTE Academic's four skill scores are actually built from the items, which questions feed two scores at once, and how to choose what to practise from a score report.

PTE Academic reports one overall score and four skill scores, but you never sit a
"listening paper" or a "reading paper". Many questions are scored for two skills at once,
which is why a learner can practise hard and watch the wrong number move.

PTE Integrated Skills: How Your Four Scores Are Built

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