Summarize Spoken Text
Listen to a short lecture and write a 50–70 word summary in 10 minutes.
The AI examiner scores content, grammar, vocabulary and spelling; form (50–70 words) is checked exactly. Premium uses our examiner; otherwise it runs free through Puter (sign in to Puter when asked), or falls back to an offline estimate.
Scoring and tips
Scored on content, form (50–70 words), grammar, vocabulary and spelling. Marked by the AI examiner (Premium, or free through Puter); otherwise you get an offline estimate.
- Note the topic, three or four key points and the conclusion.
- Write two or three clear sentences and check the word count.
- Check spelling carefully: it is scored.
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Take notes, then write your summary. In the test you have 10 minutes.
Show the lecture (after you've written)
Yawning is something almost everyone does, yet scientists still debate why. One popular theory was that we yawn to take in more oxygen, but experiments have not supported this. A newer theory suggests that yawning helps cool the brain. When we yawn, we take in a large amount of air, which may lower the temperature of blood flowing to the brain. This could explain why people yawn more when they are tired or bored, as brain temperature tends to rise in these states. Yawning is also contagious, which may reflect social bonding.
0 words · aim for 50–70