Stage 2 | Assessment Type 3: Examination (1)
Indonesian (continuers)
Stage 2
Assessment Type 3: Examination
The Indonesian (continuers) examination is an e-exam that is assessed externally. See the calendar for the date of the examination.
The examination consists of two assessments: oral and written.
Oral examination
The oral examination takes 10 to 15 minutes and has two sections:
- Section 1: Conversation (approximately 5 to 7 minutes)
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Section 2: Discussion (approximately 5 to 8 minutes)
Written examination
The 130-minute written examination has three sections:
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Section 1 – Listening and Responding
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Section 2 – Reading and Responding
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Section 3 – Writing in Indonesian
Student work should be their own. See Supervision and verification of student work.
Preparing for the exam
There are many ways to prepare for an exam. Resources specifically for Indonesian (continuers) are available below.
Past exams
Content in past exams may not be reflective of content in future exams.
Documents and Media (Global)
Listening and responding texts
- 2017 - Listening and responding text 1736KB
- 2017 - Listening and responding text 22.3MB
- 2017 - Listening and responding text 3840KB
- 2017 - Listening and responding text 41MB
- 2017 - Listening and responding text 52.3MB
- 2018 - Listening and responding text 1858KB
- 2018 - Listening and responding text 2880KB
- 2018 - Listening and responding text 31.4MB
- 2018 - Listening and responding text 41.6MB
- 2018 - Listening and responding text 52MB
- 2019 - Listening and responding text 1552KB
- 2019 - Listening and responding text 2349KB
- 2019 - Listening and responding text 3729KB
- 2019 - Listening and responding text 41.2MB
- 2019 - Listening and responding text 5667KB
- 2017 - Listening and responding text 1
Stage 2 | Assessment Type 3: Examination (2)
Sample exams
Sample exams better reflect the types of questions students may be asked in future electronic exams. Questions may include media types which have not been possible in a paper exam (e.g. watching a video and responding).
Sample exams may not be provided for each year. They are only published when there is a significant change to the exam, like a new question type or new functionality.