A full-skills MSA practice unit about a smart speaker demo event. Practise Listening, Reading, and Writing, just like the real Mittlerer Schulabschluss exam.
Free Oberschule MSA exam practice built around a smart speaker demo event, with 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 Where is the demonstration table?
2 What can the speaker do?
3 What do early sign-ups receive?
4 What rule applies to under-sixteens?
5 Who is running the demos?
6 Why can't Robyn's brother try the demo alone?
7 What's the benefit of signing up before three?
8 What do Theo and Robyn decide to do?
Read the texts below, then answer the questions — just like Reading Parts 1 and 2 in the real MSA exam.
Smart Speaker: Controls music, lights, and answers questions using your voice.
Smart Doorbell: Shows you who is at the door on your phone, even when you're not home.
Smart Thermostat: Learns your habits and automatically adjusts the temperature to save energy.
Smart Plug: Turns any normal lamp or appliance on and off from an app.
1 Grandpa Joe often forgets to turn off the lamp when he leaves the house. He needs a .
2 Mia works late and wants to know if a delivery arrives while she's out. She needs a .
3 The Patel family wants to save money on heating without thinking about it. They need a .
4 Dan loves asking questions out loud and wants hands-free music control. He needs a .
🔄 Smart devices should be updated regularly to stay secure.
🔑 Every smart home device needs its own strong, unique password.
📶 Smart doorbells can be checked from your phone from anywhere, not just at home.
💡 Turning off devices you're not using helps save electricity.
5 Smart devices never need to be updated.
6 A strong, unique password is recommended for smart devices.
7 Smart doorbells only work when you are at home.
8 Turning off unused devices can save electricity.
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: Describe a piece of technology you use every day and explain how it helps you.
Prompt 2: Do you think smart home devices make life easier, or do they create new problems? Give your opinion.
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