CILS B1 Cittadinanza speaking test: the simulation
On testb1cittadinanza.com you take the CILS B1 Cittadinanza speaking test as in the exam: first an introduction of about one minute, then a dialogue on an everyday topic with an AI examiner who asks new questions based on what you say. After five answers (about 5–7 minutes) you get a score on the official criteria and concrete tips. One simulation a day is free.
How the simulation works
- An examiner takes you through the speaking test as in the exam: first the introduction (about 1 minute), then a dialogue on an everyday topic.
- You answer with the microphone. The examiner asks more questions based on what you say.
- Five answers, about 5–7 minutes. At the end you get a score on the official criteria and tips on what to improve.
Topic of the dialogue
Free: 1 full simulation a day. With Plus up to 8 a day. Recordings are not stored.
Questions and answers
How does the simulation work?
As in the exam: an introduction of about one minute, then a 2–3 minute dialogue on a topic you choose. The examiner is an AI and asks questions based on your answers.
How is it scored?
On three of the four official speaking criteria: communication (4 points), grammar (4) and vocabulary (3). Pronunciation (1 point) cannot be judged from text.
Is the score official?
No. It is an AI estimate to show where you stand and what to practise.
What does it cost?
One full simulation a day is free, without signing up. With Plus you can do up to 8 a day.
Are my recordings stored?
No. Each recording is transcribed and scored, and is not stored afterwards.
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Test format from the CILS B1 Cittadinanza syllabus (Università per Stranieri di Siena). The simulation is practice by testb1cittadinanza.com, not an official exam.