Profiling the Proficiency · Universal House

Your mission

EYES ONLY

Somewhere out there is an exam called the C2 Proficiency. We have intercepted fragments of it — ten unlabelled case files. Your job today is not to solve them, only to profile them: figure out what each fragment asks you to do, what skill it is secretly measuring, and give it a name. At the end we assemble the full anatomy on the Master Board.

Known facts

· The exam has 4 papers: Reading & Use of English, Writing, Listening, Speaking.

· Wrong answers are never penalised — there is no negative marking.

· Everything else, you deduce from the evidence.

Team A (the pair) → tab 2. Team B (the trio) → tab 3. Each file: read the specimen, answer the three profiling questions, stamp it PROFILED. You present your files to the other team afterwards. Notes live only while this tab stays open.

Team A — the pair

5 FILES

Yours are the surgical ones: short, technical, lethal. Profile each fragment.

Team B — the trio

5 FILES

Yours are the long-form ones: texts, tasks and talk. Profile each fragment.

Master Board

DEBRIEF

As each team presents a file, reveal the official record and compare it with their profile. Projection mode: this tab on the big screen.

Most Wanted

VERDICT

One tap per detective: which part of this exam scares you the most — the one you'd put on a wanted poster? (Tap again to remove your mark.)

MOST WANTED

Public enemy nº 1 of this group. We know where it lives — and we will be visiting it regularly this course.