SAT German
German with Listening
German and German with Listening
There are two German Subject Tests: German and German with Listening. Both tests evaluate the candidate’s reading ability in German but the German Subject Test specifically measures the ability to understand written German. This test is offered at all the test centers in June only. The duration of the test is one-hour. Candidates opting for German test with Listening must bring an acceptable CD player with earphones.
Format:SAT – German and German with Listening follows the following given format.
German Test
- 80–85 multiple-choice questions.
French Test with listening
- 20 minutes listening and 40 minutes of usage and reading.
- 85 to 90 multiple-choice listening and reading questions.
- Listening questions require answers to questions based on shorter and longer listening selections.
SAT – German Test At A Glance
| CONTENT |
Approximate % of Test |
Skills Measured |
| Vocabulary in context and structure in context (grammar) |
50 |
| Reading comprehension and Authentic stimulus materials and passages |
50 |
SAT - German With Listening Test At A Glance
| GERMAN with LISTENING |
Approximate % of Test |
Listening Section
Short dialogues/monologues
Long dialogues/monologues |
(20 minutes) |
35 |
Reading Section
Vocabulary in context Structure in context (grammar) Reading comprehension using authentic stimulus materials and passages
| (40 minutes) |
65 |
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