What is the Michigan Test Battery?
Students often ask: What is the Michigan Test battery?
“Battery” means that an examination consists of various components.
The Michigan Test batteries are as follows:
ECPE – Examination for the Certificate of Proficiency in English
Two of the Cambridge Michigan exams are actually called batteries.
First of all, there is the Michigan Battery.
This set of exams has two components: the MTELP and the Test of Aural Comprehension.
There is also the MELAB, which is the Michigan English Language Assessment Battery, which consists of reading, writing, speaking, and listening components.
In fact, the other Michigan examinations are also test batteries because they also have reading, writing, speaking, and listening components.
However, the other examinations do not have the word “battery” in their names.
Please visit each of the pages at the links provided above for further information and for practice test materials in all of the skill areas.