PTE Academic / speaking-writing / Academic
Environment and nature
10 original practice questions. Open them in any order.
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Independent preparation material, not an official test or score prediction.
Read Aloud text: hedgerows as wildlife corridors
Hedgerows are far more than boundaries between fields. These narrow strips of shrubs and small trees provide food and shelter for insects, birds and small mammals, and they act as green corridors that allow wildlife to move safely across open farmland. Where hedgerows have been removed, many species struggle to find mates or reach new feeding areas.
Question 1 of 10 · easier
Read Aloud
Look at the text below. You have 35 seconds to read it silently and prepare, then about 35 seconds to read it aloud into the microphone. Read naturally and clearly; do not add, skip or change words.
Read the short text about hedgerows and wildlife aloud.
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