Exam Preparation mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers mind maps for English language exam preparation, from GCSE English Language papers to FCE writing and TOEFL. School students, university students and professional candidates can use them to practise reading and writing; teachers can find ready-made material. The page has over 260 mind maps across school, university and professional levels. Choose a map to get started.
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GCSE AQA English Language Paper 1 Quick overview of the questions on paper 1 english language -
TOEFL
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FCE WRITING fce writing estructures and tips -
GCSE English Language Overview An overview of the GCSE English Language Exam -
FCE Writing -
AQA - English Language Unit 1 -
4th Evaluation -
IGCSE English Language Exam Questions 1,2,3 IGSCE -
English Language - Section B Writing
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English Language English Language Paper 1 Section A Section B - Creative Writing
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USE OF ENGLISH It's a study guide for FCE candidates. -
IELTS QUICK REVIEW IELTS REVISION FOR WRITING TASK ONE AND TWO
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IELTS Writing Task 1
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GCSE English Evaluation Q4 Paper 1 Q4 Evaulation -
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FCE Writing tips and structures Tips for the FCE writing
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English Language AS -
English Language!
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V words GRE prep
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IELTS WRITING task 1 Principal point that I should take into account in order to succed on task 1 -
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Paper 2 - Q7b - cheat sheet An overview of what to do in English Language paper 2, question 7B -
AQA 9-1, ENGLISH LITERATURE, P2 Q5
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GCSE English Language Overview An overview of the GCSE English Language Exam -
TOEFL Section 2: Listening. -
Reading section of TOEFL exam It is a guide for the reading section of TOEFL exam and what you could finf. It is part of my homework -
language paper 2 Question 1,2,3,4,5 -
English iGCSE English Course Revision -
English Helping with the IGCSE 2015-2016 -
Reading strategies for TOEFL
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TOEFL TEST Preparation Here you have some resources to start practicing for the TOEFL test.
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Galvanize 7º Synonyms of GRE Galvanize App 7º lesson
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TOEFL Section 1: Reading Comprenhension Esta es la Presentacion Examtime.
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IELTS READING
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About exam preparation mind maps
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These user-made maps organise English language exam material into branches. GCSE English Language Overview brings together reading, speaking and writing, making it a useful starting point if you want to see several areas in one place. For a closer look at a paper, GCSE AQA English Language Paper 1 lays out its questions.
FCE Writing covers writing structures and different task types, including letters, essays and reports. The TOEFL map includes branches for reading, writing, speaking, listening and vocabulary.
Using a map to revise
Start with a map that matches your exam or the skill you want to revisit. Follow its branches, then try recalling the main points without looking. Check that the material suits your exam before relying on it. When you want a fuller explanation or a chance to test yourself, switch to notes or a quiz on the unit page. Explore a map and see which branch you want to work on next.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
For a broad starting point, try GCSE English Language Overview. It brings reading, speaking and writing together in one map. If you are focusing on a particular paper instead, GCSE AQA English Language Paper 1 organises its material by question, so you can follow the relevant branch.
What do the FCE and TOEFL mind maps cover?
FCE Writing includes structures, tips and writing task types such as letters, essays and reports. The TOEFL map has branches for reading, writing, speaking, listening and vocabulary. Open the map that fits the exam and skill you want to revisit, and check that its content suits your needs.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users, so their content and presentation can vary. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.