Write about the Photo - DET

How to practice Write about the Photo in Lume Test?

Follow these steps to practice effectively.

1. Start to practice

Click the Start to practice button to start practicing Write about the Photo.

2. Write your answer

Write your answer in the answer box on the right and Submit once finished.

Where to view your scores?

You can view the date and time of each practice session, along with the frequency of practice and the score achieved. Simply click the eye 👁️ icon to see detailed score report.

What do score details include?

Let’s explore what is included in the detailed score report.

1. Overall

You can view your overall score along with the detailed score breakdown.
You can review the image along with your corresponding response.

2. Task Relevance

The Task Relevance measures how effectively your response addresses the question, focusing on accurate and relevant content.

Addressed task: evaluates if the question is fully answered and relevant.
Logical order: ensures ideas are presented in a clear, logical sequence.
Paragraph progression: ensures smooth transitions between ideas.
Feedback: here you can view feedback that explains the strengths and areas for improvement based on your answer.

Here, you will see the system distinguishing between different types of words based on:

Green highlights indicate keywords.
Blue highlights indicate linking words.

Use this feedback to identify areas for improvement.

3. Grammar Usage

The Grammar Usage refers to your ability to use a variety of grammatical structures correctly and appropriately to convey ideas clearly and effectively.

Grammatical accuracy:

Red highlights indicate spelling errors, identifying the mistakes made and proposing correct alternatives.
Yellow highlights indicate grammar errors in your response, providing suggestions for improvement.

Grammatical complexity:

Shows the range and sophistication of your grammar
Demonstrates the ability to use a variety of structures effectively.

4. Lexical Range

The Lexical Range refers to the level of vocabulary used, including both lexical sophistication and the variety of word choices (lexical diversity), to express ideas clearly and effectively.

5. Fluency

The Fluency assessment measures your verbal and written productivity within time constraints.

Format: assesses adherence to the prescribed structure and organization.
Intro sentence: evaluates the effectiveness of the introduction in clearly stating the main point.
Summary: assesses the summary sentence's effectiveness in reinforcing the main point.
Feedback: here you can view feedback that explains the strengths and areas for improvement based on your answer.