Exam Practice Tests: Level tests
These level tests help you check your English from A1 to C1. Start with a test at the level you think you have, then read the answers to see what to study next. Try a higher or lower level if the test feels too hard or too easy.
QuizA1Level tests
Straightforward Beginner and Elementary Level Grammar and Vocabulary Placement Test
50 questions · about 18 min
QuizA2Level tests
ESL A2 Level MCQ Test With Answers PRE-INTERMEDIATE TEST 1
45 questions · about 17 min
QuizA2Level tests
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
How can I find out my English level?
Take a placement test or a level test. Answer without a dictionary, then check your mistakes. If you get most answers right, try the next level. If many are wrong, try an easier one.
What do A1, B1 and C1 mean?
These are levels from the CEFR scale. A1 is beginner, B1 is intermediate, and C1 is advanced. At B1 you can talk about everyday topics. At C1 you can use English well in work and study.
How often should I do a level test?
Do one when you start, then again after a few weeks of study. Use your mistakes to choose what to practise, such as tenses or vocabulary. Do not repeat the same test too soon, because you may remember the answers.