Reading Tests: Reading passages

These reading passages with multiple-choice questions cover A2, B1, B2 and C1 levels, with most at C1. Start at your level, read the passage once, then answer the questions. Check each answer and learn from your mistakes before you try the next passage.

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109 results

QuizA2Reading passages

4000 Essential English Words 1 Unit 14: A Magical Book

19 questions · about 7 min

QuizA2Reading passages

Reading Comprehension MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 05

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizA2Reading passages

Reading Comprehension Multiple Choice Questions Exercise 4

21 questions · about 8 min

QuizB1Reading passages

Reading Comprehension MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 04

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB1Reading passages

Reading Comprehension MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 06

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB1Reading passages

Reading Comprehension MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 07

15 questions · about 6 min

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QuizB1Reading passages

Reading Comprehension MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 08

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB1Reading passages

Reading Comprehension MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 09

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB1Reading passages

Reading Comprehension MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 10

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB1Reading passages

Reading Comprehension MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 11

15 questions · about 6 min

QuizB1Reading passages

Reading Comprehension Multiple Choice Questions Exercise 3

21 questions · about 8 min

QuizB1Reading passages

Reading Comprehension Multiple Choice Questions Exercise 5

21 questions · about 8 min

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QuizB1Reading passages

Reading Comprehension Multiple Choice Questions Exercise 8

21 questions · about 8 min

QuizB2Reading passages

Reading Comprehension MCQ Test With Answers + PDF Exercise 01

15 questions · about 6 min

Questions

How can I improve my reading comprehension in English?

Read a short passage, then answer the questions without a dictionary. Check your answers and find the lines that give the answer. Then look up new words. Read a little every day, and choose texts that are not too hard.

What should I do if I do not know a word in the passage?

First, read the words around it. They often help you guess the meaning. If the word is not needed for the question, keep reading. After the test, look it up and write it in a notebook with an example sentence.

How do I answer multiple-choice reading questions?

Read the question first, then find the part of the passage about it. Do not choose an answer only because a word matches the text. Remove answers that are clearly wrong, then choose the one that best fits the passage.