Check Your English Level – 01

Check your English Level – 01

This quiz assesses your English proficiency level, ranging from Beginner (A1) to Proficient (C2). It consists of 40 carefully selected questions that test your grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and sentence structure. Answer each question to the best of your ability, and at the end, you’ll get an idea of your current level. Take your time and good luck! (Time = 30 Minutes)

1 / 40

She ___ a doctor.

is

are

am

be

2 / 40

What’s the opposite of “big”?

Tall

Small

Long

Short

3 / 40

My mother _______ a kind woman.

are

is

be

am

4 / 40

Select the correct sentence:

He have a car.

He has a car.

He doesn't has a car.

He haves a car.

5 / 40

Where ___ you from?

is

are

be

am

6 / 40

What time is 16:30 in words?

Four thirty o’clock

Thirty-four

Sixteen thirty

Half past four

7 / 40

Choose the correct spelling:

beacouse

because

becase

becouse

8 / 40

What’s the past tense of “go”?

went

going

goed

gone

9 / 40

She ___ to school every day.

go

went

goes

going

10 / 40

Can you help me, please? – What type of sentence is this?

Command

Statement

Question

Exclamation

11 / 40

I like playing football, ___ I don’t like tennis.

so

or

and

but

12 / 40

She was too tired to ___ her homework.

make

have

do

take

13 / 40

What is the comparative form of “easy”?

easiest

more easy

easier

most easy

14 / 40

Identify the correct sentence:

I don’t see him yesterday.

I didn’t saw him yesterday.

I didn’t see him yesterday.

I no see him yesterday.

15 / 40

If I ___ more money, I would travel the world.

had

has

will have

have

16 / 40

Choose the passive voice of “They are building a new school.”

A new school is building.

A new school built.

A new school builds.

A new school is being built.

17 / 40

She said she ___ to the party.

comes

had come

will come

came

18 / 40

He ___ smoking last year.

gave away

gave up

gave in

gave out

19 / 40

That’s the man ___ dog bit me.

whose

who

which

whom

20 / 40

Identify the correct word order:

Never been I to Paris.

I never have been to Paris.

Never I have been to Paris.

I have never been to Paris.

21 / 40

The book was ___ interesting that I finished it in one day.

too

such

so

very

22 / 40

What does “enigmatic” mean?

mysterious

beautiful

boring

angry

23 / 40

Despite ___ hard, he failed the exam.

studied

study

to study

studying

24 / 40

Which sentence uses inversion correctly?

Never I have seen such a big house.

Never I seen have such a big house.

Never have I seen such a big house.

I have never seen such a big house.

25 / 40

No sooner ___ than it started raining.

we left

we had left

had we left

had left we

26 / 40

What does “ubiquitous” mean?

Everywhere

Expensive

Rare

Confusing

27 / 40

I’d rather you ___ tomorrow.

will come

come

had come

came

28 / 40

Which sentence is correct?

He recommended me to visit the museum.

He recommended that I visit the museum.

He recommended me visit the museum.

He recommended I to visit the museum.

29 / 40

Having finished the project, they went home. – What grammatical structure is used here?

Participle clause

Conditional clause

Relative clause

Gerund phrase

30 / 40

Which sentence contains a cleft structure?

The window was broken by John.

It was John who broke the window.

John was the one breaking the window.

John broke the window.

31 / 40

“Were it not for his advice, I ___ have failed.”

should

had

must

would

32 / 40

“Her speech was full of ___ remarks.”

salient

astute

profuse

egregious

33 / 40

Identify the correct word order:

So difficult a task it was that he quit.

So difficult was the task that he quit.

So difficult was that task he quit.

A task so difficult it was that he quit.

34 / 40

What does “acrimonious” mean?

Friendly

Exciting

Joyful

Bitter

35 / 40

Choose the correct word: “He gave a ___ account of the incident.”

meticulous

perfunctory

fortuitous

disingenuous

36 / 40

“Had she known about the delay, she ___ earlier.”

would leave

would have left

will have left

had left

37 / 40

“What does “ephemeral” mean?

Important

Confusing

Lasting a long time

Short-lived

38 / 40

“Not only ___, but he also apologised.”

admitted his mistake he

his mistake he admitted

did he admit his mistake

he admitted his mistake

39 / 40

“Far be it from me to judge, but…” – What does this phrase mean?

I’m asking a question.

I agree with you.

I refuse to judge.

I’m judging but pretending not to.

40 / 40

What does “equanimity” mean?

Patience

Composure

Happiness

Intelligence

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