However, the score is a little misleading as I attempted every single question and those I got wrong I didn't take points off. I worked through the entire book and did the test at the end and scored 654/900 which is B2 level. In doing the exercises I was led to believe that the actual exam required you to write answers, but in fact the whole test is just multiple choice A B C D or just A B. The first one by Hachette (which I'll call the Blue one) features tips and tricks to help you understand the questions better. I found as much information as I could about it online and also used the two books below: * The TCF or TEF exams are somewhat easier and you don't need to study for them as much as the DELF/DALF and I didn't have a lot of time to study * I don't actually know what level I'm at so I prefer to find out beforehand so that I can take the DELF later, in the near future * If I wanted to take the DELF I'd have to wait until November and I'm not willing to wait that long I did this over the DELF for a number of reasons: I'm writing this long post because I couldn't find anything online when I was looking for in depth information about this particular test so I hope this helps someone. As I mentioned in my post on 21 May I took the French TEF test (Test d'Evaluation du Français) at my local Alliance Française.
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