🇬🇧 British English voice recording

This assessment is the first review step for the British English voice recording task. Take your time and answer carefully. Expect this assessment to take about 30 to 60 minutes. We use this form to evaluate English writing quality, research judgment, instruction following, relevant background, British accent fit, recording readiness, and voice clarity before granting recording access. All answers must be written by you from scratch in English. Do not use external LLMs, AI writing tools, translation apps, or copied responses for any part of this assessment. You may use a search engine for factual research questions when the prompt asks you to verify current facts, and you should cite the sources you used.

Creative response quality check Prompt: Write a six-line tragic poem about music. Response A: In silent rooms, the last notes fade, A violin weeps where memories stayed. The chorus breaks, the lights grow dim, No song returns the voice of him. Each chord becomes a closing door, And music hurts forevermore. Response B: Music can be very powerful, It can make people happy or sad, It can be played loudly or softly, Sometimes people listen alone, Sometimes people listen together, Music is important to many people.

Instruction-following check Prompt: Write an email to my colleague Jamie letting her know I cannot make our meeting today at 2pm. Make the body of the email 3 sentences. Make up a reasonable excuse for why I cannot be at the meeting, and the entire email, including greeting and signature, should be at least 30 words. Response A: Dear Jamie, I cannot attend the 3pm meeting today. I know we have a lot of important issues to discuss, so let us reschedule. Best regards, [Name] Response B: Dear Jamie, I am sorry, but I need to cancel our 2pm meeting. I have an urgent family matter to attend to. Let us figure out another time to meet. Sincerely, [Name]