Write-Up: ALCPT Form 115 (Full Version)

1. Overview The ALCPT Form 115 is a standardized English comprehension test developed by the Defense Language Institute English Language Center (DLIELC). It is part of the battery of forms used to assess the listening and reading proficiency of non-native English speakers, primarily within U.S. military and government training programs. The “Full” designation indicates it is a complete, unscored practice or archived version of the test, typically containing 100 items.

The commander, ______ speech was very inspiring, left the room. (A) who (B) which (C) whose (D) that

• Grammar: Subject-verb agreement, verb tenses (past, present, future, perfect), articles, prepositions, and sentence structure.
• Vocabulary: General English vocabulary (WL2 - Word List Level 2) including synonyms, antonyms, and context clues.
• Reading Passages: Short paragraphs (50–100 words) followed by comprehension questions testing main idea, specific detail, and inference.

• Desert vs. dessert
• Cavalry vs. Calvary
• Runway vs. Taxiway
• Duty vs. Duct

Q2: What score do I need on Form 115?

A: The ALCPT is scored from 0-100. Your target depends on your program:

Practice Listening Regularly: Since the listening section makes up 66% of the test, focus on understanding different American accents. You can find practice materials on sites like Scribd which often host user-uploaded transcripts and question samples.

Since Form 115 is a specific, secure version of the test, official copies are generally restricted to testing centers. However, you can find practice versions and similar materials on platforms where students share study guides: