1. Listening comprehension on youth employment, language use, media habits, and Greek identity through dialogues about student life, political milestones, educational trends, and news consumption during COVID-19 2. Multiple-choice and open-response listening questions on personal effort, societal values, and language evolution, including topics like female presidency, student work motivation, and literary influence 3. Reading and writing on Greek language changes, family communication gaps, and intergenerational values through dialogue-based analysis and summary tasks assessing interpretive and evaluative skills 4. Critical reflection on tourism’s environmental vs. economic impact in Cyprus, through ecological critique and counterargument from a hotel worker, addressing infrastructure, cultural perception, and ecological sustainability 5. Summary-based written argument assessing contrasting perspectives on tourism’s role, requiring evidence-supported personal stance using approx. 180–230 words, merging audio and text interpretations 6. Combined listening, reading, and writing skill assessment through structured question types, targeting comprehension accuracy, thematic understanding, synthesis, and critical thinking in modern Greek societal issues