B2 Reading Tests

Practise reading in English at B2 level (upper-intermediate). The tests include reading passages, paragraph and sentence completion, and vocabulary questions. Read the text carefully, choose your answers, then check them and learn from your mistakes.

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52 results

QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test A

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test B

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test C

15 questions · about 6 min

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Use of English Vocabulary Test D

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test F

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test H

15 questions · about 6 min

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QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test I

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test J

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test L

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test N

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Cloze tests

Use of English Vocabulary Test O

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB2Irrelevant sentences

Inappropriate Sentences MCQ Exercise 1

20 questions · about 7 min

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QuizB2Irrelevant sentences

Inappropriate Sentences MCQ Exercise 2

20 questions · about 7 min

QuizB2Irrelevant sentences

Inappropriate Sentences MCQ Exercise 3

20 questions · about 7 min

QuizB2Paragraph completion

Missing Sentences – Paragraph Completion Test 1

20 questions · about 7 min

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What does B2 level mean in English?

B2 is upper-intermediate. You can understand the main ideas of longer texts, talk about many topics with some ease, and write clear text. You still make some mistakes, but people understand you well.

How can I improve my reading skills at B2 level?

Read a little every day, such as news stories or articles. First read for the main idea. Then read again for details. Write down new words with an example sentence and review them often.

How do I answer multiple-choice reading questions?

Read the text first, then read each question. Find the part of the text that gives the answer. Remove choices that are clearly wrong. Be careful with choices that use the same words but change the meaning.