A full-skills MSA practice unit about a new school recycling scheme. Practise Listening, Reading, and Writing, just like the real Mittlerer Schulabschluss exam.
Free Oberschule MSA exam practice on a new school recycling scheme, covering Listening, Reading and Writing exam-style tasks.
You will hear each recording twice, just like in the real MSA exam. Listen carefully, then answer the questions below — you won't be able to play a recording more than twice.
1 What day does the new scheme start?
2 What goes in the blue bins?
3 What should students do before recycling containers?
4 Why is rinsing containers important?
5 What does the cleanest class win each month?
6 Where should a greasy pizza box go?
7 Where should an empty water bottle go?
8 What does Nora want?
Read the texts below, then answer the questions — just like Reading Parts 1 and 2 in the real MSA exam.
Bin Monitor: Checks recycling bins every Friday and records which classes are doing well.
Poster Designer: Creates posters and signs to remind students what goes in each bin.
Social Media Officer: Posts weekly updates and eco-tips on the school's Instagram account.
Compost Manager: Looks after the school's compost bin and teaches younger students about food waste.
1 Mia loves drawing and making colourful designs. She should be the .
2 Ben enjoys checking details and keeping records. He should be the .
3 Zara posts on social media constantly and loves taking photos. She should be the .
4 Tomas is interested in gardening and growing plants. He should be the .
🔵 Blue bins are only for paper, not cardboard.
📅 The Green Team checks bins every Friday.
🏆 Any class can win the monthly prize, not just the cleanest one.
🍽️ Food waste should go in the brown bins in the canteen.
5 Cardboard is allowed in the blue bins.
6 Bins are checked every Friday.
7 Only the cleanest class can win the monthly prize.
8 Food waste belongs in the brown canteen bins.
Choose ONE of the two prompts below and write 80–100 words, just like Writing Part 3 in the real MSA exam. This section is graded by your teacher, not automatically.
Prompt 1: Write a short announcement encouraging students at your school to recycle more.
Prompt 2: Describe a rule at your school that you think should change, and explain why.
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