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MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS

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LISTENING

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Consequently, once you have completed the test you will be able to see your results. On the other hand, we will also tell you which level you are in, as well as suggesting the Cambridge certificate which is perfect for you. You will also receive a detailed study plan that will guide you in your first steps of your preparation.

CAMBRIDGE LEVEL SCALE SYSTEM

Our online English level test will automatically transfer your results to the Cambridge Scale. In addition, it will also assign you to a Cambridge level. It will also give you some useful information which will help you get started in your preparation.

This is a brief explanation of the CERF level system and the equivalent to Cambridge certificates

A1 : BEGINNER

CAMBRIDGE – STARTERS

At an A1 level learners are able to communicate about familiar topics using basic vocabulary and grammar structures

A2 : ELEMENTARY

CAMBRIDGE – FLYERS (120-140 points)

At an A2 level learners are able to understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to topics familiar to them

B1 : PRE-INTERMEDIATE

CAMBRIDGE – PET (140-160 points)

At a B1 level learners are able tounderstand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters common to work, school, leisure, etc

B2 : UPPER INTERMEDIATE

CAMBRIDGE – FIRST (160-180 points)

B2 level learners can understand the main ideas of complex text on both specific and abstract topics.

C1 : ADVANCED

CAMBRIDGE – ADVANCED (180-200 points)

At a C1 level learners can understand a wide range of complex, longer texts, and recognise implicit meaning.

C2 : MASTERY

CAMBRIDGE – PROFICIENCY (200-220 points)

At this level learners can understand with ease almost everything heard or read.

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Online English Level Test For Cambridge Exams

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________ to the USA every year for your holidays?

Are you going

Were you going

Have you gone

Do you go

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I was sure that I _______ him before.

had met

am meeting

meet

met

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I _____ one of my special desserts for dinner, if you like.

make

'm going to make

'll make

'm making

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The next train to Berlin ______ in just half-an-hour.

will leave

is going to leave

is leaving

must leave

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During the war the police _____ arrest you for criticising the government.

may

might

should

could

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Walking under a ladder _______ be unlucky.

is suppose to

should

ought to

is supposed to

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The traffic light ______ green and I pulled away.

got

became

turned

went

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I'm really disappointed. I ________ for the team again.

wasn't picked

didn't pick

wasn't got picked

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________ was in the box?

What did you think which

What you thought

What did you think

What you did think

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I always associate pizza ______

in Italy

by Italy

with Italy

on Italy

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You don't object ______ late tonight, do you?

to working

to work

work

working

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I notified ______ I had changed my address.

with the bank that

the bank that

that

to the bank that

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She encouraged ______ the job.

to take

that Fran taking

Fran taking

Fran to take

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The _______ faulty.

equipments are

equipment was

equipments were

equipment were

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The government has introduced ________.

a children's clothes tax

a tax on children clothes

a children clothes tax

a tax on children's clothes

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Look at ______. It's very brigh tonight.

moon

a moon

the moon

an moon

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There is _______ evidence to support his claim.

few

a few

little

little of

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At no ____ did we see him at the meeting.

hour

time

minute

season

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Josh was the first person I saw _______ hospital.

by leaving

on leaving

leaving

on to leave

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We are confident that both sets of fans will ______ at the match.

behave itself

behave them

behave themselves

behaving

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They could have been delayed by the snow. - Yes, they ________

could have

could

could been

could have been

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He is a _______________

capable of making difficult decisions manager

manager capable of making difficult decisions

capable manager of making difficult decisions

manager capable to make difficult decisions

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______ Kaspar nowadays, he's so busy at the office.

We see hardly ever

Hardly do we ever see

We hardly see ever

Hardly we ever see

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I wrote down her name ______ forget it.

so as not to

so not to

in order to

never

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What's the chance _______ 6 numbers out of seven while playing the Lotto.

of getting

to get

of get

get

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LISTENING

You are given 1 piece of audio and 1 question which correspond to each audio. Each given question has three options A, B and C. Click on the button to choose the best option for each question.

You hear someone speaking about their relationship with music.

1) How does the speaker explain her positive feelings for music?

It was omnipresent in her young life

It was her mother's influence

Her community was very musical

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READING

Read the text and answer the question by choosing an option from A, B, C or D

A Good Night's Sleep

Air pollution might be linked to poor sleep, say researchers looking into the impact of toxic air on our slumbers. The study explored the proportion of time participants spent asleep in bed at night compared with being awake - a measure known as sleep efficiency. The results reveal that greater exposure to nitrogen dioxide and small particulates known as PM 2.5s are linked with a greater chance of having low sleep efficiency. That, researchers say, could be down to the impact of air pollution on the body.

The writer defines sleep efficiency as:

the amount of time spent sleeping in bed to all the time during the day and night spent awake.

the ratio of the time spent sleeping in bed to all the time during the day and night spent awake.

the hours spent trying to sleep including naps to all the time spent not sleeping.

the ratio of all time spent trying to sleep to time spent actually sleeping.

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