B1 Reading Tests

Practise reading at B1 level with these tests. They include reading comprehension, dialogues, vocabulary and short stories. Read each text slowly, choose your answer, then check it and learn from any mistakes before you try the next test.

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Everyday Vocabulary A Film Review Test

10 questions · about 4 min

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Everyday Vocabulary Fire Test

8 questions · about 3 min

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Everyday Vocabulary Going Shopping Test

15 questions · about 6 min

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Everyday Vocabulary Marriage Test

10 questions · about 4 min

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Everyday Vocabulary Photography Test

8 questions · about 3 min

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Everyday Vocabulary The Telephone Test

8 questions · about 3 min

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Intermediate Grammar MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 01

14 questions · about 5 min

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Use of English Vocabulary Test G

15 questions · about 6 min

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Use of English Vocabulary Test M

15 questions · about 6 min

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Use of English Vocabulary Test R

15 questions · about 6 min

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Appropriate Answers MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 4

22 questions · about 8 min

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Dialogue Completion MCQ Exercise 1

20 questions · about 7 min

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Dialogue Completion MCQ Exercise 2

25 questions · about 9 min

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Dialogue Completion MCQ Exercise 3

25 questions · about 9 min

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Dialogue Completion MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 1

15 questions · about 6 min

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What does B1 level mean in reading?

B1 is intermediate level. You can understand the main points of clear texts about everyday topics, such as work, school, travel and hobbies. You may still need help with long texts or difficult words.

How can I improve my reading comprehension?

Read the text once for the main idea. Then read it again and look at the details. Do not stop for every new word. Guess its meaning from the words around it. After the test, check the answers you got wrong and find why.

How should I deal with words I do not know?

First, look at the sentence and think about what kind of word is missing: a noun, a verb or an adjective. Then guess the meaning. For example, in 'He was exhausted after the long walk', exhausted means very tired. Check it afterwards.