APTIS Study Guide 2026

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📋 APTIS Exam Format at a Glance

50
Questions
150 min
Time Limit
50%
Passing Score

📚 APTIS Topics to Study (25)

✍️ Sample APTIS Questions & Answers

1. A candidate answers an APTIS Speaking question with only five words. How will this likely affect their score?
It will likely result in a lower score due to insufficient language production

APTIS Speaking tasks are scored on quantity and quality of language produced — very short responses limit opportunities to demonstrate ability.

2. A tech company is promoting its new productivity app on social media. Which of the following represents the clearest and most effective call to action (CTA)?
Boost your productivity today! Download the app for free – link in bio.

This is a strong call to action because it starts with an active verb ('Boost'), states a key benefit ('productivity'), creates urgency ('today'), and gives a clear, direct instruction ('Download the app for free – link in bio'). The other options are passive, vague, or weak.

3. It is important that you do not __________ a promise you have made to a client; it reflects poorly on the company's reputation.
break

The correct collocation is 'to break a promise', which means to fail to do what you said you would do. The other verbs, while related to physical damage, are not used with 'promise' in this idiomatic way.

4. A passage states: 'Despite heavy rain, the outdoor event attracted over 500 visitors.' What detail can be inferred?
Bad weather did not stop people from attending

'Despite' signals contrast, meaning the rain was a challenge but attendance remained high.

5. What is the relationship between the two speakers?
Friends

The casual tone and personal topics indicate that the speakers are friends.

6. Your colleague says, "I think our team-building event last week was a great success." How would you express strong agreement?
"I couldn't agree more. It really brought everyone together."

The phrase "I couldn't agree more" is a common idiom used to express complete and enthusiastic agreement. The second sentence further supports this agreement.

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