PTE Academic

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1Academic Collocations450 cards · 450 collocations selected from Pearson's Academic Collocation List, each with its meaning and an original example sentence. 450 cards.2Academic Word List570 cards · All 570 headwords of the Academic Word List (Coxhead, 2000), each with a definition, an example sentence and cloze recall. 570 cards.3PTE Listening166 cards · Part 3 of PTE Academic: the eight Listening question types, with timing, scoring rules and strategies. 166 cards.4PTE Reading136 cards · Part 2 of PTE Academic: the five Reading question types, with prompt lengths, partial-credit and negative-marking rules, and strategies. 136 cards.5PTE Speaking & Writing368 cards · Part 1 of PTE Academic: the nine Speaking & Writing question types, including Summarize Group Discussion and Respond to a Situation, with timing, scoring traits and strategies, plus test-wide format and scoring facts. 368 cards.

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Flashcards for PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English Academic) in its current format for tests taken after 7 August 2025: 1,690 cards in 5 decks. Three decks follow the test's parts (Speaking & Writing 368, Reading 136, Listening 166) and cover all 22 question types, with timing, scoring traits and strategies. Two vocabulary decks add the 570 headwords of the Academic Word List and 450 collocations from Pearson's Academic Collocation List. Built from publicly available sources such as the Pearson PTE Academic test format guide and the PTE Academic Score Guide. Check details against Pearson's official materials; flashcards are a memory-retention aid, not a replacement for practice.