Exam Practice Tests

These exam practice tests cover levels A1 to C1, with placement tests, grammar multiple-choice tests and TOEFL vocabulary tests. Start at your own level, answer each question, then check your answers and learn from the ones you got wrong.

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QuizA1Level tests

English Level Test Elementary A1

20 questions · about 7 min

QuizA1Level tests

English Level Test Starter

20 questions · about 7 min

QuizA1Level tests

ESL A1 Level MCQ Test With Answers ELEMENTARY TEST 1

45 questions · about 17 min

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ESL A1 Level MCQ Test With Answers ELEMENTARY TEST 2

45 questions · about 17 min

QuizA1Level tests

Total English Placement Test

100 questions · about 37 min

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QuizA2Level tests

English Level Test ELEMENTARY 1A

40 questions · about 15 min

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English Level Test ELEMENTARY 1B

40 questions · about 15 min

QuizA2Level tests

English Level Test PRE-INTERMEDIATE 2A

40 questions · about 15 min

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English Level Test PRE-INTERMEDIATE 2B

40 questions · about 15 min

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English Level Test Pre-Intermediate A2

20 questions · about 7 min

QuizA2Level tests

ESL A1 Level MCQ Test With Answers ELEMENTARY TEST 3

45 questions · about 17 min

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ESL A2 Level MCQ Test With Answers PRE-INTERMEDIATE TEST 1

45 questions · about 17 min

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ESL A2 Level MCQ Test With Answers PRE-INTERMEDIATE TEST 2

45 questions · about 17 min

QuizA2Level tests

ESL A2 Level MCQ Test With Answers PRE-INTERMEDIATE TEST 3

45 questions · about 17 min

Questions

What is an English placement test?

A placement test shows which level of English suits you now, for example A2 or B1. You answer questions on grammar and vocabulary. Then you can choose practice at that level, not too easy and not too hard.

How can I learn vocabulary for the TOEFL?

Learn a few words at a time and see them in sentences. Then test yourself. For example, 'doubt' means not being sure: 'I have a doubt about the answer.' Review the words you missed and try them again a few days later.

What does B2 level mean?

B2 is upper intermediate. You can understand the main ideas of complex texts and talk with native speakers fairly easily. You can write clear text on many topics and explain your opinion, for example: 'I prefer remote work because it saves time.'