ket
ket — noun
1. an international English exam for beginners that tests the ability to understand
an international English exam for beginners that tests the ability to understand and use simple, everyday English in real-life situations. It was originally called the Key English Test (KET) and is now officially known as A2 Key.
Putri is studying for the KET exam so she can prove her basic English skills.
studying for + KET exam
After passing the KET, Gabriela felt confident enough to join an English conversation class.
The school offers a preparation course for the KET test every summer.
Harper received a Cambridge certificate after taking the A2 Key exam, formerly called the KET.
Yuki is nervous about the KET speaking test, but her teacher says she will do well.
- A2 Key
the current official name of the same exam, used by Cambridge English since 2015
用法筆記
The KET was renamed A2 Key in 2015, but many learners and teachers still refer to it by the older name KET. It is almost always used with the definite article: 'the KET'.