Why you should use English Comprehension Test?

The Prueba de comprensión de lectura en inglés makes use of scenario-based questions to test for on-the-job skills as opposed to theoretical knowledge, ensuring that candidates who do well on this screening test have the relavant skills. The questions are designed to covered following on-the-job aspects: Sacar conclusiones de pasajes escritos Inferencia de información dada Atención al detalle en la estructura de gramática y oraciones Habilidades de vocabulario para una comunicación efectiva Comprensión de lectura para comprender y analizar contenido escrito Estructura de oraciones para claridad y coherencia Habilidades de escritura para una comunicación escrita efectiva Identificar ideas principales y detalles de apoyo Comprender la información implícita y explícita Identificar el propósito y el tono del autor

English Comprehension Test

Q: What topics are covered in the English Comprehension Test?

Sacar conclusiones Inferencia Atención a los detalles Gramática Vocabulario Comprensión lectora Vocabulario Estructura de la oración Habilidades de escritura

About the test:

La prueba de comprensión de inglés evalúa la capacidad de un candidato para comprender el inglés a nivel empresarial, comprender la información textual, deducir información de los hechos presentados y expresar ideas claramente en inglés. Esta prueba es utilizada por los reclutadores para la detección previa al empleo de candidatos para roles que requieren un buen comando sobre el idioma inglés.

Covered skills:

Sacar conclusiones
Atención a los detalles
Vocabulario
Vocabulario
Habilidades de escritura

Inferencia
Gramática
Comprensión lectora
Estructura de la oración

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9 reasons why

Adaface English Comprehension Assessment Test is the most accurate way to shortlist Graduado de nivel de entradas

Reason #1

Tests for on-the-job skills

The English Comprehension Test helps recruiters and hiring managers identify qualified candidates from a pool of resumes, and helps in taking objective hiring decisions. It reduces the administrative overhead of interviewing too many candidates and saves time by filtering out unqualified candidates at the first step of the hiring process.

The test screens for the following skills that hiring managers look for in candidates:

Sacar conclusiones de la información dada
Habilidades de inferencia para derivar significado del contexto
Atención al detalle para identificar matices sutiles
Competencia de gramática para un uso preciso del idioma
Comprensión de vocabulario para comprender los significados de las palabras
Comprensión de lectura para agarrar el contenido de pasaje
Comprensión de la estructura de oraciones
Habilidades de escritura para una comunicación efectiva

Reason #2

No trick questions

Traditional assessment tools use trick questions and puzzles for the screening, which creates a lot of frustration among candidates about having to go through irrelevant screening assessments.

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The main reason we started Adaface is that traditional pre-employment assessment platforms are not a fair way for companies to evaluate candidates. At Adaface, our mission is to help companies find great candidates by assessing on-the-job skills required for a role.

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Non-googleable questions

We have a very high focus on the quality of questions that test for on-the-job skills. Every question is non-googleable and we have a very high bar for the level of subject matter experts we onboard to create these questions. We have crawlers to check if any of the questions are leaked online. If/ when a question gets leaked, we get an alert. We change the question for you & let you know.

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🧐 Question
Medium Identifying Grammatical Errors and Vocabulary Usage Subject-Verb Agreement Pronoun Usage Idioms	Solve
Read the following passage and identify the sentence(s) that contains grammatical or vocabulary usage errors. "The team of researchers have been working tirelessly on the project. They are confident that their findings will have a significant impact on the field. The lead researcher, Dr. Smith, said, 'We have literally left no stone unturned in our investigation.' However, some experts believe that the research methodology may not be as rigorous as it should be. Despite the criticism, the team remains optimistic and believes that the results speak for themselves." A: The lead researcher, Dr. Smith, said, 'We have literally left no stone unturned in our investigation.' B: They are confident that their findings will have a significant impact on the field. C: The team of researchers have been working tirelessly on the project. D: However, some experts believe that the research methodology may not be as rigorous as it should be. E: Despite the criticism, the team remains optimistic and believes that the results speak for themselves.
Easy Identifying the Correct Verb Tense Verb Tenses	Solve
Which sentence uses the correct verb tense? A: Yesterday, I go to the store. B: She is reading a book now. C: They will played soccer tomorrow. D: He have finished his work. E: We ate dinner an hour ago. F: I am study for the test last night.
Medium Idiomatic Expression and Context Clues Idioms Contextual Meaning	Solve
In the following sentence, identify the option that provides the most appropriate definition of the highlighted idiom and correctly explains its role in conveying the sentence's meaning: Sarah finally decided to bite the bullet and confront her roommate about the constant late-night parties. A: To eat quickly: Indicates Sarah's impatience to address the situation. B: To cause discomfort: Suggests Sarah expects a difficult conversation. C: To accept a challenging situation: Implies Sarah's resolve to deal with the issue. D: To show aggression: Emphasizes Sarah's anger towards her roommate. E: To endure pain: Highlights Sarah's ongoing frustration with the noise. F: To make a bold move: Underscores Sarah's newfound confidence.
Medium French Test Question and Response	Solve
Listen to the following audio: You will hear a question or a statement. After you hear a question or a statement, choose the best response:
Medium Tokyo flight Short Talk	Solve
Listen to the following audio: You will hear a short talk. After the talk, you will hear a question about the talk. Read the choices and choose the best answer to the question you have heard.
Medium Binary Logic Binary Logic	Solve
At DreamTeam conference, all participants answer any questions with two sentences, one of which is always true and the other is a lie. I asked Andrew, Sid and Drew, "What is your favourite startup?" and got the following replies: Andrew: Our favourite startup is SpeckX. We do not like playing baseball. Sid: Our favourite startup is Cuber. We love playing baseball. Drew: Our favourite startup is Drab. We love playing baseball. 1: The favourite startup of the participants of DreamTeam is SpeckX. 2: DreamTeam participants like playing baseball. 3: DreamTeam participants do not like playing baseball. 4: The favourite startup of the participants of DreamTeam is Cuber. 5: The favourite startup of the participants of DreamTeam is Drab. Which of the following options is/are correct?
Medium Homeopathy	Solve
Two main axioms constitute the core principles of homeopathy. The "like cures like" principle holds that, if a substance causes a symptom (e.g. onion makes my nose run), then that substance can cure a disease that is characterised by a runny nose (e.g. hayfever or a common cold). The second principle assumes that the serial dilution process used for homeopathic remedies renders them not less but more potent (hence homeopaths call this process "potentiation"). Both of these axioms fly in the face of science. If they were true, much of what we learned in physics and chemistry would be wrong. If anyone shows the concepts of homeopathy to be correct, he or she becomes a serious contender for one or two Nobel prizes. Homeopaths often say that we simply have not yet discovered how homeopathy works. The truth is that we know there is no conceivable scientific explanation that could possibly explain it. Which of the following options is not a possible conclusion based on the above passage?
Easy Passage about Solar Energy Short Text Analysis	Solve
Read the following passage and answer the question below: Solar energy is a promising renewable energy source that harnesses the power of the sun to generate electricity. Photovoltaic panels convert sunlight directly into electricity, while solar thermal systems use the sun's heat to warm water or air. As solar technology continues to improve and become more affordable, it is increasingly being adopted worldwide to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and combat climate change. However, the intermittent nature of solar energy remains a challenge, requiring effective storage solutions and grid integration strategies. According to the passage, what is one challenge associated with solar energy? A: High cost of solar technology B: Intermittent nature of solar energy C: Limited worldwide adoption D: Dependence on fossil fuels
Easy Identifying Complete Sentences Complete Sentences	Solve
Which of the following is a complete sentence? A: Because the weather was nice. B: The book on the table. C: My friend and I went to the movies. D: After finishing my homework. E: The cat sleeping on the couch. F: Whenever I go to the park.
Easy Simple Subject-Verb Agreement Subject-Verb Agreement	Solve
Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement? A: The dogs in the park barks loudly. B: The cat and the mouse is playing together. C: The flowers in the vase looks beautiful. D: The teacher and the students are working on a project. E: The car with the broken headlights are parked over there. F: The books on the shelf is covered in dust.
Medium Subject-Verb Agreement and Pronoun Usage Subject-Verb Agreement Pronouns	Solve
Which sentence contains an error in subject-verb agreement or pronoun usage? A: The children played in the park while their parents watched them. B: The committee has decided to postpone its decision until next week. C: Neither the students nor the teacher are aware of the changes in the schedule. D: The dog chased its tail and barked at its own reflection in the mirror. E: The book on the shelf belongs to my sister, who is an avid reader.

	🧐 Question	🔧 Skill
	Medium Identifying Grammatical Errors and Vocabulary Usage Subject-Verb Agreement Pronoun Usage Idioms	2 mins Grammar & Vocabulary	Solve
Read the following passage and identify the sentence(s) that contains grammatical or vocabulary usage errors. "The team of researchers have been working tirelessly on the project. They are confident that their findings will have a significant impact on the field. The lead researcher, Dr. Smith, said, 'We have literally left no stone unturned in our investigation.' However, some experts believe that the research methodology may not be as rigorous as it should be. Despite the criticism, the team remains optimistic and believes that the results speak for themselves." A: The lead researcher, Dr. Smith, said, 'We have literally left no stone unturned in our investigation.' B: They are confident that their findings will have a significant impact on the field. C: The team of researchers have been working tirelessly on the project. D: However, some experts believe that the research methodology may not be as rigorous as it should be. E: Despite the criticism, the team remains optimistic and believes that the results speak for themselves.
	Easy Identifying the Correct Verb Tense Verb Tenses	2 mins Grammar & Vocabulary	Solve
Which sentence uses the correct verb tense? A: Yesterday, I go to the store. B: She is reading a book now. C: They will played soccer tomorrow. D: He have finished his work. E: We ate dinner an hour ago. F: I am study for the test last night.
	Medium Idiomatic Expression and Context Clues Idioms Contextual Meaning	2 mins Grammar & Vocabulary	Solve
In the following sentence, identify the option that provides the most appropriate definition of the highlighted idiom and correctly explains its role in conveying the sentence's meaning: Sarah finally decided to bite the bullet and confront her roommate about the constant late-night parties. A: To eat quickly: Indicates Sarah's impatience to address the situation. B: To cause discomfort: Suggests Sarah expects a difficult conversation. C: To accept a challenging situation: Implies Sarah's resolve to deal with the issue. D: To show aggression: Emphasizes Sarah's anger towards her roommate. E: To endure pain: Highlights Sarah's ongoing frustration with the noise. F: To make a bold move: Underscores Sarah's newfound confidence.
	Medium French Test Question and Response	2 mins Listening Comprehension	Solve
Listen to the following audio: You will hear a question or a statement. After you hear a question or a statement, choose the best response:
	Medium Tokyo flight Short Talk	2 mins Listening Comprehension	Solve
Listen to the following audio: You will hear a short talk. After the talk, you will hear a question about the talk. Read the choices and choose the best answer to the question you have heard.
	Medium Binary Logic Binary Logic	2 mins Reading Comprehension	Solve
At DreamTeam conference, all participants answer any questions with two sentences, one of which is always true and the other is a lie. I asked Andrew, Sid and Drew, "What is your favourite startup?" and got the following replies: Andrew: Our favourite startup is SpeckX. We do not like playing baseball. Sid: Our favourite startup is Cuber. We love playing baseball. Drew: Our favourite startup is Drab. We love playing baseball. 1: The favourite startup of the participants of DreamTeam is SpeckX. 2: DreamTeam participants like playing baseball. 3: DreamTeam participants do not like playing baseball. 4: The favourite startup of the participants of DreamTeam is Cuber. 5: The favourite startup of the participants of DreamTeam is Drab. Which of the following options is/are correct?
	Medium Homeopathy	2 mins Reading Comprehension	Solve
Two main axioms constitute the core principles of homeopathy. The "like cures like" principle holds that, if a substance causes a symptom (e.g. onion makes my nose run), then that substance can cure a disease that is characterised by a runny nose (e.g. hayfever or a common cold). The second principle assumes that the serial dilution process used for homeopathic remedies renders them not less but more potent (hence homeopaths call this process "potentiation"). Both of these axioms fly in the face of science. If they were true, much of what we learned in physics and chemistry would be wrong. If anyone shows the concepts of homeopathy to be correct, he or she becomes a serious contender for one or two Nobel prizes. Homeopaths often say that we simply have not yet discovered how homeopathy works. The truth is that we know there is no conceivable scientific explanation that could possibly explain it. Which of the following options is not a possible conclusion based on the above passage?
	Easy Passage about Solar Energy Short Text Analysis	2 mins Reading Comprehension	Solve
Read the following passage and answer the question below: Solar energy is a promising renewable energy source that harnesses the power of the sun to generate electricity. Photovoltaic panels convert sunlight directly into electricity, while solar thermal systems use the sun's heat to warm water or air. As solar technology continues to improve and become more affordable, it is increasingly being adopted worldwide to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and combat climate change. However, the intermittent nature of solar energy remains a challenge, requiring effective storage solutions and grid integration strategies. According to the passage, what is one challenge associated with solar energy? A: High cost of solar technology B: Intermittent nature of solar energy C: Limited worldwide adoption D: Dependence on fossil fuels
	Easy Identifying Complete Sentences Complete Sentences	2 mins Sentence Structure	Solve
Which of the following is a complete sentence? A: Because the weather was nice. B: The book on the table. C: My friend and I went to the movies. D: After finishing my homework. E: The cat sleeping on the couch. F: Whenever I go to the park.
	Easy Simple Subject-Verb Agreement Subject-Verb Agreement	2 mins Sentence Structure	Solve
Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement? A: The dogs in the park barks loudly. B: The cat and the mouse is playing together. C: The flowers in the vase looks beautiful. D: The teacher and the students are working on a project. E: The car with the broken headlights are parked over there. F: The books on the shelf is covered in dust.
	Medium Subject-Verb Agreement and Pronoun Usage Subject-Verb Agreement Pronouns	2 mins Sentence Structure	Solve
Which sentence contains an error in subject-verb agreement or pronoun usage? A: The children played in the park while their parents watched them. B: The committee has decided to postpone its decision until next week. C: Neither the students nor the teacher are aware of the changes in the schedule. D: The dog chased its tail and barked at its own reflection in the mirror. E: The book on the shelf belongs to my sister, who is an avid reader.

	🧐 Question	🔧 Skill	💪 Difficulty	⌛ Time
	Identifying Grammatical Errors and Vocabulary Usage Subject-Verb Agreement Pronoun Usage Idioms	Grammar & Vocabulary	Medium	2 mins	Solve
Read the following passage and identify the sentence(s) that contains grammatical or vocabulary usage errors. "The team of researchers have been working tirelessly on the project. They are confident that their findings will have a significant impact on the field. The lead researcher, Dr. Smith, said, 'We have literally left no stone unturned in our investigation.' However, some experts believe that the research methodology may not be as rigorous as it should be. Despite the criticism, the team remains optimistic and believes that the results speak for themselves." A: The lead researcher, Dr. Smith, said, 'We have literally left no stone unturned in our investigation.' B: They are confident that their findings will have a significant impact on the field. C: The team of researchers have been working tirelessly on the project. D: However, some experts believe that the research methodology may not be as rigorous as it should be. E: Despite the criticism, the team remains optimistic and believes that the results speak for themselves.
	Identifying the Correct Verb Tense Verb Tenses	Grammar & Vocabulary	Easy	2 mins	Solve
Which sentence uses the correct verb tense? A: Yesterday, I go to the store. B: She is reading a book now. C: They will played soccer tomorrow. D: He have finished his work. E: We ate dinner an hour ago. F: I am study for the test last night.
	Idiomatic Expression and Context Clues Idioms Contextual Meaning	Grammar & Vocabulary	Medium	2 mins	Solve
In the following sentence, identify the option that provides the most appropriate definition of the highlighted idiom and correctly explains its role in conveying the sentence's meaning: Sarah finally decided to bite the bullet and confront her roommate about the constant late-night parties. A: To eat quickly: Indicates Sarah's impatience to address the situation. B: To cause discomfort: Suggests Sarah expects a difficult conversation. C: To accept a challenging situation: Implies Sarah's resolve to deal with the issue. D: To show aggression: Emphasizes Sarah's anger towards her roommate. E: To endure pain: Highlights Sarah's ongoing frustration with the noise. F: To make a bold move: Underscores Sarah's newfound confidence.
	French Test Question and Response	Listening Comprehension	Medium	2 mins	Solve
Listen to the following audio: You will hear a question or a statement. After you hear a question or a statement, choose the best response:
	Tokyo flight Short Talk	Listening Comprehension	Medium	2 mins	Solve
Listen to the following audio: You will hear a short talk. After the talk, you will hear a question about the talk. Read the choices and choose the best answer to the question you have heard.
	Binary Logic Binary Logic	Reading Comprehension	Medium	2 mins	Solve
At DreamTeam conference, all participants answer any questions with two sentences, one of which is always true and the other is a lie. I asked Andrew, Sid and Drew, "What is your favourite startup?" and got the following replies: Andrew: Our favourite startup is SpeckX. We do not like playing baseball. Sid: Our favourite startup is Cuber. We love playing baseball. Drew: Our favourite startup is Drab. We love playing baseball. 1: The favourite startup of the participants of DreamTeam is SpeckX. 2: DreamTeam participants like playing baseball. 3: DreamTeam participants do not like playing baseball. 4: The favourite startup of the participants of DreamTeam is Cuber. 5: The favourite startup of the participants of DreamTeam is Drab. Which of the following options is/are correct?
	Homeopathy	Reading Comprehension	Medium	2 mins	Solve
Two main axioms constitute the core principles of homeopathy. The "like cures like" principle holds that, if a substance causes a symptom (e.g. onion makes my nose run), then that substance can cure a disease that is characterised by a runny nose (e.g. hayfever or a common cold). The second principle assumes that the serial dilution process used for homeopathic remedies renders them not less but more potent (hence homeopaths call this process "potentiation"). Both of these axioms fly in the face of science. If they were true, much of what we learned in physics and chemistry would be wrong. If anyone shows the concepts of homeopathy to be correct, he or she becomes a serious contender for one or two Nobel prizes. Homeopaths often say that we simply have not yet discovered how homeopathy works. The truth is that we know there is no conceivable scientific explanation that could possibly explain it. Which of the following options is not a possible conclusion based on the above passage?
	Passage about Solar Energy Short Text Analysis	Reading Comprehension	Easy	2 mins	Solve
Read the following passage and answer the question below: Solar energy is a promising renewable energy source that harnesses the power of the sun to generate electricity. Photovoltaic panels convert sunlight directly into electricity, while solar thermal systems use the sun's heat to warm water or air. As solar technology continues to improve and become more affordable, it is increasingly being adopted worldwide to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and combat climate change. However, the intermittent nature of solar energy remains a challenge, requiring effective storage solutions and grid integration strategies. According to the passage, what is one challenge associated with solar energy? A: High cost of solar technology B: Intermittent nature of solar energy C: Limited worldwide adoption D: Dependence on fossil fuels
	Identifying Complete Sentences Complete Sentences	Sentence Structure	Easy	2 mins	Solve
Which of the following is a complete sentence? A: Because the weather was nice. B: The book on the table. C: My friend and I went to the movies. D: After finishing my homework. E: The cat sleeping on the couch. F: Whenever I go to the park.
	Simple Subject-Verb Agreement Subject-Verb Agreement	Sentence Structure	Easy	2 mins	Solve
Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement? A: The dogs in the park barks loudly. B: The cat and the mouse is playing together. C: The flowers in the vase looks beautiful. D: The teacher and the students are working on a project. E: The car with the broken headlights are parked over there. F: The books on the shelf is covered in dust.
	Subject-Verb Agreement and Pronoun Usage Subject-Verb Agreement Pronouns	Sentence Structure	Medium	2 mins	Solve
Which sentence contains an error in subject-verb agreement or pronoun usage? A: The children played in the park while their parents watched them. B: The committee has decided to postpone its decision until next week. C: Neither the students nor the teacher are aware of the changes in the schedule. D: The dog chased its tail and barked at its own reflection in the mirror. E: The book on the shelf belongs to my sister, who is an avid reader.

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Designed for elimination, not selection

The most important thing while implementing the pre-employment Prueba de comprensión de lectura en inglés in your hiring process is that it is an elimination tool, not a selection tool. In other words: you want to use the test to eliminate the candidates who do poorly on the test, not to select the candidates who come out at the top. While they are super valuable, pre-employment tests do not paint the entire picture of a candidate’s abilities, knowledge, and motivations. Multiple easy questions are more predictive of a candidate's ability than fewer hard questions. Harder questions are often "trick" based questions, which do not provide any meaningful signal about the candidate's skillset.

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About the English Comprehension Online Test

Why you should use Pre-employment English Comprehension Test?

The Prueba de comprensión de lectura en inglés makes use of scenario-based questions to test for on-the-job skills as opposed to theoretical knowledge, ensuring that candidates who do well on this screening test have the relavant skills. The questions are designed to covered following on-the-job aspects:

Sacar conclusiones de pasajes escritos
Inferencia de información dada
Atención al detalle en la estructura de gramática y oraciones
Habilidades de vocabulario para una comunicación efectiva
Comprensión de lectura para comprender y analizar contenido escrito
Estructura de oraciones para claridad y coherencia
Habilidades de escritura para una comunicación escrita efectiva
Identificar ideas principales y detalles de apoyo
Comprender la información implícita y explícita
Identificar el propósito y el tono del autor

Once the test is sent to a candidate, the candidate receives a link in email to take the test. For each candidate, you will receive a detailed report with skills breakdown and benchmarks to shortlist the top candidates from your pool.

What topics are covered in the English Comprehension Test?

Dibujo de conclusiones
Conclusiones de dibujo se refiere a la capacidad de hacer inferencias lógicas basadas en la información proporcionada. Es importante medir esta habilidad en esta prueba, ya que evalúa la capacidad del candidato para analizar y sintetizar información y hacer juicios razonados. y predicciones. Evaluar esta habilidad ayuda a los reclutadores a evaluar la capacidad del candidato para pensar críticamente y sacar conclusiones lógicas de la información dada.
Atención al detalle
La atención al detalle mide la capacidad del candidato para detectar e identificar con precisión la pequeña pequeña pero detalles significativos en el texto escrito. Esta habilidad es importante en la prueba, ya que refleja la aptitud del candidato para la precisión y la minuciosidad en el procesamiento de la información.
gramática
La habilidad de la gramática evalúa la comprensión del candidato y la aplicación de la estructura correcta de las oraciones, Tensos verbales, pronombres y otras reglas gramaticales. Evaluar esta habilidad es importante ya que refleja la competencia del candidato en la comunicación escrita y el dominio del lenguaje.
vocabulario
La evaluación de vocabulario mide el conocimiento del candidato y la comprensión de los significados de palabras, los sinónimos, los antónimos y los antónimos. Uso de contexto. Esta habilidad es crucial ya que indica el dominio del lenguaje del candidato, así como su capacidad para comprender y expresar ideas con precisión.
Comprensión de lectura
Comprensión de lectura evalúa la capacidad del candidato para comprender e interpretar contenido escrito. Ayuda a los reclutadores a evaluar las habilidades de comprensión de lectura del candidato, la retención de información y su capacidad para comprender y analizar textos complejos.
Estructura de la oración
Evaluación de la estructura de la oración evalúa la capacidad del candidato para construir gramaticalmente correctamente y oraciones coherentes. Esta habilidad es importante, ya que demuestra el comando del candidato sobre el lenguaje y su competencia en la transmisión de ideas de manera efectiva.
Full list of covered topics
The actual topics of the questions in the final test will depend on your job description and requirements. However, here's a list of topics you can expect the questions for Prueba de comprensión de lectura en inglés to be based on.
Pistas de contexto
Tono del autor
Rasgos de personaje
Causa y efecto
Haciendo inferencias
Identificar detalles de apoyo
Sacar conclusiones
Punto de vista
Lenguaje figurativo
Comparando y contrastando
Eventos de secuenciación
Resumen de información
Comprender el vocabulario en contexto
Tipos de oraciones
Tema de concordancia verbal
Reglas de puntuación
Reglas de capitalización
Partes de la oración
Palabras comúnmente mal escritas
Antónimos
Sinónimos
Denotación vs connotación
Familias de palabras
Prefijos y sufijos
Ficción vs no ficción
Lenguaje literal vs figurativo
Voz activa y pasiva
Estructura paralela
Transiciones y conectores
Escribir una declaración de tesis efectiva
Desarrollar frases temáticas fuertes
Creación de una estructura lógica de párrafo
Usando el tiempo verbal apropiado
Evitar errores de gramática común
Habilidades de revisión y edición
Mejora de la claridad de la oración
Organizar ideas en un ensayo
Evaluar la credibilidad de las fuentes
Comprender el proceso de escritura
Tomando notas de manera efectiva
Identificar el sesgo por escrito
Comprensión de los dispositivos retóricos
Análisis de técnicas persuasivas
Identificación de falacias lógicas
Comprender dispositivos literarios
Interpretando gráficos y gráficos
Análisis de datos de tablas
Sacar conclusiones de la información estadística
Comprender las relaciones de causa y efecto en gráficos
Identificar las tendencias en los datos
Inferencia de señales visuales
Determinar el propósito del autor
Identificar el tono y el estado de ánimo en la escritura
Análisis de lenguaje figurativo en poesía
Identificación de elementos de ficción
Comprender diferentes estructuras de texto
Reconocer el sesgo en los medios
Identificación de inconsistencias lógicas

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What roles can I use the English Comprehension Test for?

Graduado de nivel de entrada
Recién graduados
Escritor de contenido
Editor
Corrector de pruebas
Periodista
Maestro
Traductor
Redactor
Especialista en comunicaciones
Escritor técnico
Asistente editorial

How is the English Comprehension Test customized for senior candidates?

For intermediate/ experienced candidates, we customize the assessment questions to include advanced topics and increase the difficulty level of the questions. This might include adding questions on topics like

Hacer inferencias y predicciones lógicas
Análisis y evaluación de argumentos
Reconocer el lenguaje figurativo y los dispositivos literarios
Aplicar pistas de contexto para determinar el significado de la palabra
Identificar errores gramaticales y corregirlos
Comprender los formularios de las palabras y el uso
Reconocer y usar la puntuación apropiada
Comprensión de los tipos y estructuras de oraciones
Edición de oraciones para mayor claridad y concisión
Aplicación de técnicas de revisión para la detección de errores

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Los gerentes de contratación sintieron que a través de las preguntas técnicas que hicieron durante las entrevistas del panel, pudieron decir qué candidatos tenían mejores puntajes y diferenciarse de aquellos que no obtuvieron tan buenos puntajes. Ellos son altamente satisfecho con la calidad de los candidatos preseleccionados con la selección de Adaface.

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English Comprehension Hiring Test Preguntas frecuentes

¿Qué preguntas incluye la prueba de comprensión en inglés?

A los candidatos se les presentan pasajes, y la prueba les pide que respondan preguntas de opción múltiple para evaluar:

Capacidad para comprender el inglés a nivel empresarial
Capacidad para comprender el pasaje
Capacidad para elegir la opción más adecuada para cada pregunta basada en los hechos presentados en el pasaje
Comando sobre vocabulario, ortografía, asociación de palabras, modismos y metáforas

¿Puedo combinar múltiples habilidades en una evaluación personalizada?

Si, absolutamente. Las evaluaciones personalizadas se configuran en función de la descripción de su trabajo e incluirán preguntas sobre todas las habilidades imprescindibles que especifique.

¿Tiene alguna característica anti-trato o procuración en su lugar?

Tenemos las siguientes características anti-trate en su lugar:

Preguntas no postradas
Procuración de IP
Procedor web
Procedores de cámara web
Detección de plagio
navegador seguro

Lea más sobre las funciones de procuración.

¿Cómo interpreto los puntajes de las pruebas?

Lo principal a tener en cuenta es que una evaluación es una herramienta de eliminación, no una herramienta de selección. Una evaluación de habilidades está optimizada para ayudarlo a eliminar a los candidatos que no están técnicamente calificados para el rol, no está optimizado para ayudarlo a encontrar el mejor candidato para el papel. Por lo tanto, la forma ideal de usar una evaluación es decidir un puntaje umbral (generalmente del 55%, lo ayudamos a comparar) e invitar a todos los candidatos que obtienen un puntaje por encima del umbral para las próximas rondas de la entrevista.

¿Para qué nivel de experiencia puedo usar esta prueba?

Cada evaluación de AdaFace está personalizada para su descripción de trabajo/ persona candidata ideal (nuestros expertos en la materia elegirán las preguntas correctas para su evaluación de nuestra biblioteca de más de 10000 preguntas). Esta evaluación se puede personalizar para cualquier nivel de experiencia.

¿Cada candidato tiene las mismas preguntas?

Sí, te hace mucho más fácil comparar los candidatos. Las opciones para las preguntas de MCQ y el orden de las preguntas son aleatorizados. Tenemos características anti-trato/procuración en su lugar. En nuestro plan empresarial, también tenemos la opción de crear múltiples versiones de la misma evaluación con cuestiones de niveles de dificultad similares.