IReST - International Reading Speed Test (Italian)

The IResT test is an internationally comparable reading test. It consists of 10 text passages in the respective language, for repetitive testing. Since the texts are structured in the same way for each language, comparison among them is possible for international studies. Testing under natural conditions: Black text on a white background, as in everyday life. Available in 18 common languages worldwide.

Contents

• Italian version


• Manufacturer item number: 4408


• Available in 18 languages worldwide:
  
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81731 – German (Manufacturer item number: 4404)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81732 – English (Manufacturer item number: 4401)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81733 – Dutch (Manufacturer item number: 4405)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81734 – Finnish (Manufacturer item number: 4406)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81735 – Swedish (Manufacturer item number: 4407)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81736 – Italian (Manufacturer item number: 4408)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81737 – French (Manufacturer item number: 4409)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81738 – Arabic (Manufacturer item number: 4410)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81739 – Chinese (Manufacturer item number: 4411)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81741 – Russian (Manufacturer item number: 4412)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81742 – Hebrew (Manufacturer item number: 4413)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81743 – Polish (Manufacturer item number: 4414)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81744 – Japanese (Manufacturer item number: 4416)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81745 – Slowenian (Manufacturer item number: 4417)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81746 – Turkish (Manufacturer item number: 4418)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81747 – Spanish (Manufacturer item number: 4402-S)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81748 – Hispanic (Manufacturer item number: 4402-H)
  
  
  • Art Nr. 81749 – Portuguese / Brasilian (Manufacturer item number: 4403)
  
  
  
  

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Scientific information

The IReST study group consists of:

• Arabic: Lama Shono, Saudi Arabia


• Brazilian: Andre Messias, Brazil


• Chinese: Lin Wang, USA


• Dutch: Ger van Rens, The Netherlands


• English: Gary Rubin, UK


• Finnish: Lea Hyvärinen and Markku Leinonen, Finland


• French: Francois Vital-Durand, France


• German: Susanne Trauzettel-Klosinski, Germany


• Hebrew: Anat Kesler and Uri Soiberman, Israel


• Italian: Giacomo Stella, Italy


• Japanese: Satoshi Kashii, Japan


• Polish: Slawomir Teper, Poland


• Russian: Natalia Serova, Russia


• Slovenian: Marku Hawlina, Slovenia


• Swedish: Jorgen Gustafsson, Sweden


• Spanish: Jorge Arruga, Spain


• Turkish: Dogan Ceyhan, Turkey


• and 17 dedicated linguists