You read a long newspaper article with statements from experts and answer five questions with three options each.
Worth 5 of the 20 points in Lesen. To pass, you need at least 7 there and 42 of 70 in the written exam.
This lesson
You read the questions first, find the place via the name or the subheading and choose the answer that says exactly what that passage says, in other words.
15 min · at the end, a task in the real exam format
What task 1 looks like
A newspaper article of about 550 to 640 words: title, subtitle, an opening paragraph and then two or three subheadings. Experts with name and profession speak in the text, often in direct quotes. One Austrian word is marked with an asterisk and explained at the bottom.
Plus a solved example and five questions, numbered 1 to 5, with A, B and C. Only one answer is correct; the other two are traps, built from a few recipes. The whole task is worth 5 of the 20 Lesen points.
