Voor wie is dit bedoeld?
A question about the intended reader of a text — who it is for, or what it offers them.
9 of our 291 B1 reading items. The texts are announcements and course descriptions, and the intended audience is almost never stated outright — it is implied by a detail: lessons in the morning, no experience required, for members only. The question asks who the text is aimed at, and the options are four groups the text mentions or implies. Groups that appear in the text as an aside are the standard wrong answer.
How the exam tests this
About 35–36 multiple-choice questions over roughly 6 texts in 110 minutes, computer-marked. Phrased Voor wie zijn de nieuwe ochtendlessen vooral bedoeld? or Wat leert u tijdens deze cursus? The word vooral in the stem matters: the text may suit several groups and the question asks which one it was written for. Options naming groups mentioned in passing — kinderen, toeristen — are there because they appear on the page.
What is wrong with this sentence?
Voor mensen zonder werk
Most candidates write it exactly like this and lose the mark without knowing why.
The rest of this lesson
The rule, the worked examples, the exceptions and what to do in the exam room open with Mastery, together with every other lesson for this exam.
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