09-25-2013, 05:55 PM
The test is in Latin American Spanish- however, don't be too surprised if they throw in a question requiring conjugation of "vosotros".
The accents are not difficult to understand, but the audio quality is terrible. Looking back on it, it wasn't worth it for me to even attempt to practice for the audio portion since I could barely hear anything anyway. The written portion is easy AND is the bulk of the test, which is a huge boon. It's actually possible to pass the Spanish CLEP without getting a single question correct on the audio portion. Since you are statistically likely to get 1/5 of those questions correct anyway, I wouldn't worry too much about it, although getting some practice certainly won't hurt your score either.
The accents are not difficult to understand, but the audio quality is terrible. Looking back on it, it wasn't worth it for me to even attempt to practice for the audio portion since I could barely hear anything anyway. The written portion is easy AND is the bulk of the test, which is a huge boon. It's actually possible to pass the Spanish CLEP without getting a single question correct on the audio portion. Since you are statistically likely to get 1/5 of those questions correct anyway, I wouldn't worry too much about it, although getting some practice certainly won't hurt your score either.
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