Free Full-Length MET Mock Tests (Michigan English Test)

What a MET mock covers, section by section

Each of the four sets on this page is a full four-skill MET simulation. Listening is 50 questions in 35 minutes, built around short conversations, longer exchanges and short talks. Reading is 50 questions in 65 minutes and includes 20 grammar items alongside single-text and multiple-text comprehension. Writing sets two tasks - a short response and an essay - in 45 minutes, and Speaking sets five recorded tasks in 10 minutes, covering picture description, personal experience and opinion. That is the same section order and the same clocks as the official test.

Timing, scoring and the report

Every section runs on its own countdown and locks when it ends, so you cannot drift back into a section you have closed - the constraint the real test enforces. The Listening and Reading answers are marked instantly, and Writing and Speaking are self-assessed against the task guidance with timers and word counts.

MET is a multilevel test with no pass or fail, so the useful output is not a single pass mark but a per-skill read. The report breaks your performance down by skill, then lets you open any Listening or Reading question in review with the correct answer and the reason behind it. Set that against the bar you actually need: MET has been DHA-approved for Australian skilled visas since August 2025, where Competent English is 56 Listening, 55 Reading, 57 Writing and 48 Speaking, and Proficient English is 61/63/74/59. It is also accepted by 34 U.S. state boards for nursing licensure, each with its own minimum.

Working the mock into a study plan

• Sit one mock before you revise. It shows which skill is short of your target level, not which one feels hardest.
• Match the numbers to your goal. Compare your per-skill results with the Competent or Proficient thresholds above.
• Rebuild the weak skill with drills. Use the Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking practice sets, then retake a different mock.

Timed simulation · all four sections

Take a mock test

Pick a set and start. Each section runs its real clock and locks when its time ends or when you submit – you cannot return to a finished section, exactly like the real test. Writing and Speaking are self-assessed with word counts, timers and task guidance.

Start Mock Test 1Listening 50 · Reading 50
Writing 2 · Speaking 5 Start Mock Test 2Listening 50 · Reading 50
Writing 2 · Speaking 5 Start Mock Test 3Listening 50 · Reading 50
Writing 2 · Speaking 5 Start Mock Test 4Listening 50 · Reading 50
Writing 2 · Speaking 5

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50 listening + 50 reading multiple choice with a full answer key and explanations the moment you finish. No account, no cost, unlimited retakes.

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All four mock sets

Prefer to read first? Questions & answers opens a set as a single page with every question, key and explanation – or start the timed version above.