Practice
Review my practice mistakes
Every question you missed on this site comes back here. Answer it again: when you get it right, it leaves the list.
Questions to review
No answers saved yet in this browser. Practise on the reading or listening pages: your results appear here.
Questions answered in this browser
0
Stored only in this browser (local storage). Clearing it, or a private window, starts from zero.
This page gathers what you have done in the practice tools of the site and turns your mistakes into a to-do list. It reads the answers saved in this browser by the French reading and listening practice, the TEF Canada and TCF Canada mock sections, and the English reading and listening practice: 209 questions in all across the four banks written by Radif Partners. At the top you see how many questions you have answered and, for each bank, how many were right on your last try. Below, every question whose last answer was wrong comes back with its document or transcript and its four options. Answer again: a right answer removes it from the list and shows the explanation; a wrong one shows the right option and the question stays. Your answers are not sent to any server and there is no account. The data lives in your browser's local storage only, so it does not follow you to another device or browser, and a private window starts empty. The "Clear my progress" button erases everything at once. The level labels come from the CEFR for French and the CLB for English.
My preparation plan
Total hours
40
| Per skill (four) | 10.0 h |
| Mock sections to schedule | 4 |
Equal split: our suggestion, not an official rule.
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What the page shows
The panel on the right counts the questions you have answered in this browser and splits them by bank: French reading (72 questions), French listening (60), English reading (42) and English listening (35). For each bank you see how many were right on your last try. The main column lists the questions to review, each with its bank, its level (CEFR for French, CLB for English), its theme, a fold-out document or transcript, and the four options.
If the list is empty, either you have not practised yet in this browser or every question you met was right the last time. In the first case, start with the French reading practice or the English reading practice.
How answering again works
Click an option. If it is right, the question is marked as right in your saved progress, the explanation appears and the question will be gone from the list next time you open the page. If it is wrong, the page shows the right option and the explanation, and the question stays on your list. Listening questions are shown here with their transcript, folded under a "Transcript" heading: try answering from memory first, then open it.
Your data stays with you
The site stores only two things per question: whether your last answer was right and the date. It keeps them in your browser's local storage, under a single key, and reads them back on this page. Your answers are not transmitted, there is no account, and Radif Partners never sees them. The flip side is fragility: clearing your browsing data, using a private window or switching device starts from zero. If you want a record over several weeks, note your results per bank in a document of your own from time to time.
Turning mistakes into progress (our suggestion)
A missed question tells you more than a right one, but only if you find out why you missed it. When you review, classify each error before moving on: a word you did not know, a detail you read too fast, an inference you did not make, or, in listening, a sound you did not catch. Patterns appear after a few sessions, and they point to what to practise next: vocabulary by theme, slower reading of the questions, or more listening at one level. Come back to this page after each practice session rather than once a week, while the documents are still fresh. The plan calculator under the summary helps spread your weekly hours between the four skills.
Where the questions come from
All questions were written by Radif Partners. French items are graded against the CEFR global scale of the Council of Europe, from A1 to C2; English items against the Canadian Language Benchmarks, from CLB 4 to 10. They are practice material, not questions from the TEF, TCF or CELPIP, and getting them all right does not guarantee any official score. For timed practice, the TEF Canada mock sections put the same banks into the exam format, and the preparation page places review within a full plan.