English Proficiency Test

English Proficiency Test (CEFR-Based)

This test assesses your English level based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It includes 60 multiple-choice questions across Grammar, Vocabulary, and Reading Comprehension. Each question is worth 1 point. Aim to complete it in 60-90 minutes. Select one answer per question.

Time remaining: 90:00

Progress: 0/60 questions

Section 1: Grammar (20 questions)

1. Choose the correct form: She _____ to the store yesterday.

go goes went going

2. Present continuous: What _ you _ right now?

are / doing is / do do / doing does / do

3. Past simple vs. past continuous: While I _, the phone _.

cooked / rang was cooking / rang cook / ring cooked / was ringing

4. Future with ‘will’: I think it _____ rain tomorrow.

will is going to shall Both a and b

5. Present perfect: I _____ this movie before.

see saw have seen am seeing

6. Comparatives: This book is _____ than that one.

more interesting interestinger most interesting interesting

7. Superlatives: Mount Everest is the _____ mountain in the world.

higher highest more high high

8. Conditionals (zero): If you heat water to 100°C, it _____.

boils boiled will boil would boil

9. Conditionals (first): If it _____, we will stay home.

rains rained will rain had rained

10. Passive voice: The book _____ by the author last year.

was written wrote writes is writing

11. Reported speech: She said, “I am tired.” → She said that she _____.

is tired was tired am tired were tired

12. Modals (ability): She _____ swim very well.

can cans could cans to

13. Modals (obligation): You _____ finish your homework before playing.

must can may might

14. Relative clauses: The man _____ lives next door is a doctor.

who which where when

15. Gerunds vs. infinitives: I enjoy _____ books.

read to read reading reads

16. Phrasal verbs: Please _____ the light when you leave.

turn off turn on turn up turn down

17. Articles: _____ apple a day keeps the doctor away.

A An The No article

18. Prepositions: She is afraid _____ spiders.

of for with at

19. Quantifiers: There is _____ milk left in the fridge.

a few much many some

20. Subjunctive: I suggest that he _____ the truth.

tells tell told telling

Section 2: Vocabulary (15 questions)

21. Synonym for “happy”:

Sad Joyful Angry Tired

22. Antonym for “ancient”:

Old Modern Historic Aged

23. Word for “a place where books are kept”:

Kitchen Library Hospital School

24. Idiom: “Break a leg” means:

Get injured Good luck Run away Fight

25. Collocation: Make a _____ (decision)

Decision Choice Mistake Error

26. Synonym for “rapid”:

Slow Quick Steady Calm

27. Antonym for “generous”:

Kind Selfish Giving Charitable

28. Word for “a person who studies science”:

Artist Scientist Teacher Doctor

29. Idiom: “Piece of cake” means:

Difficult task Easy task Food item Celebration

30. Collocation: Heavy _____ (rain)

Rain Snow Wind Fog

31. Synonym for “enormous”:

Small Huge Tiny Average

32. Antonym for “permanent”:

Lasting Temporary Eternal Fixed

33. Word for “the opposite of success”:

Victory Failure Achievement Win

34. Idiom: “Hit the books” means:

Read books Study hard Throw books Buy books

35. Collocation: Catch a _____ (illness)

Cold Fever Headache Stomachache

Section 3: Reading Comprehension (25 questions)

Read the following passages and answer the questions based on them.

Passage 1: My name is Anna. I live in a small house with my family. Every morning, I wake up at 7 AM and eat breakfast. Then I go to school by bus.

36. Where does Anna live?

In a big city In a small house In a school On a bus

37. What time does Anna wake up?

6 AM 7 AM 8 AM 9 AM

38. How does Anna go to school?

By car By bus By bike On foot

Passage 2: The sun is a star. It gives light and heat to Earth. Without the sun, life on Earth would not exist. Plants need sunlight to grow.

39. What is the sun?

A planet A star A moon A cloud

40. What does the sun give to Earth?

Cold and darkness Light and heat Rain and wind Snow and ice

41. Why do plants need sunlight?

To sleep To grow To move To hide

42. What would happen without the sun?

Life would continue Life would not exist More stars would appear Earth would be hotter

Passage 3: Recycling helps protect the environment. When we recycle paper, plastic, and glass, we reduce waste in landfills. It also saves natural resources like trees and oil. Many cities have recycling programs to encourage people to participate.

43. What does recycling help protect?

The economy The environment Technology Sports

44. What do we reduce by recycling?

Waste in landfills Natural resources City programs Trees and oil

45. What materials are mentioned for recycling?

Paper, plastic, and glass Food and water Cars and bikes Books and clothes

46. What does recycling save?

Money only Natural resources Time only Landfills

47. Why do cities have recycling programs?

To discourage participation To encourage people To increase waste To save trees only

Passage 4: Climate change is one of the greatest challenges facing humanity today. Rising temperatures lead to more extreme weather events, such as hurricanes and droughts. Scientists warn that if we do not reduce greenhouse gas emissions, sea levels will rise, threatening coastal cities.

48. What is the main topic of the passage?

Weather patterns Climate change Hurricanes only Scientists’ jobs

49. What do rising temperatures cause?

Mild weather Extreme weather events Lower sea levels Fewer droughts

50. What will happen if we do not reduce emissions?

Sea levels will fall Sea levels will rise Weather will improve Cities will be safe

51. Who warns about the dangers?

Politicians Scientists Teachers Farmers

52. What is threatened by rising sea levels?

Mountains Coastal cities Deserts Forests

Passage 5: Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized various industries, from healthcare to transportation. Machine learning algorithms enable computers to learn from data without explicit programming. However, ethical concerns, such as privacy and job displacement, must be addressed to ensure responsible development. AI can improve efficiency but also raises questions about accountability and fairness in decision-making processes.

53. What has AI revolutionized?

Only healthcare Various industries Only transportation Education only

54. What do machine learning algorithms enable?

Manual programming Learning from data Hardware upgrades Faster internet

55. What are the ethical concerns mentioned?

Speed and cost Privacy and job displacement Efficiency and accuracy Hardware and software

56. What must be ensured for AI development?

High profits Responsible development Faster production More data

57. What does AI raise questions about?

Internet speed Accountability and fairness Hardware compatibility Programming languages

58. What is one benefit of AI mentioned in the passage?

Reduced efficiency Improved efficiency Increased job displacement Higher costs

59. What is a potential negative impact of AI?

Improved healthcare Job displacement Better transportation Enhanced education

60. Why is addressing ethical concerns important?

To increase AI costs To ensure responsible development To limit AI use To reduce efficiency

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English Proficiency Test (CEFR-Based)

Section 1: Grammar (20 questions)

1. Choose the correct form: She _____ to the store yesterday.

2. Present continuous: What _____ you _____ right now?

3. Past simple vs. past continuous: While I _____, the phone _____.

4. Future with ‘will’: I think it _____ rain tomorrow.

5. Present perfect: I _____ this movie before.

6. Comparatives: This book is _____ than that one.

7. Superlatives: Mount Everest is the _____ mountain in the world.

8. Conditionals (zero): If you heat water to 100°C, it _____.

9. Conditionals (first): If it _____, we will stay home.

10. Passive voice: The book _____ by the author last year.

11. Reported speech: She said, “I am tired.” → She said that she _____.

12. Modals (ability): She _____ swim very well.

13. Modals (obligation): You _____ finish your homework before playing.

14. Relative clauses: The man _____ lives next door is a doctor.

15. Gerunds vs. infinitives: I enjoy _____ books.

16. Phrasal verbs: Please _____ the light when you leave.

17. Articles: _____ apple a day keeps the doctor away.

18. Prepositions: She is afraid _____ spiders.

19. Quantifiers: There is _____ milk left in the fridge.

20. Subjunctive: I suggest that he _____ the truth.

Section 2: Vocabulary (15 questions)

21. Synonym for “happy”:

22. Antonym for “ancient”:

23. Word for “a place where books are kept”:

24. Idiom: “Break a leg” means:

25. Collocation: Make a _____ (decision)

26. Synonym for “rapid”:

27. Antonym for “generous”:

28. Word for “a person who studies science”:

29. Idiom: “Piece of cake” means:

30. Collocation: Heavy _____ (rain)

31. Synonym for “enormous”:

32. Antonym for “permanent”:

33. Word for “the opposite of success”:

34. Idiom: “Hit the books” means:

35. Collocation: Catch a _____ (illness)

Section 3: Reading Comprehension (25 questions)

36. Where does Anna live?

37. What time does Anna wake up?

38. How does Anna go to school?

39. What is the sun?

40. What does the sun give to Earth?

41. Why do plants need sunlight?

42. What would happen without the sun?

43. What does recycling help protect?

44. What do we reduce by recycling?

45. What materials are mentioned for recycling?

46. What does recycling save?

47. Why do cities have recycling programs?

48. What is the main topic of the passage?

49. What do rising temperatures cause?

50. What will happen if we do not reduce emissions?

51. Who warns about the dangers?

52. What is threatened by rising sea levels?

53. What has AI revolutionized?

54. What do machine learning algorithms enable?

55. What are the ethical concerns mentioned?

56. What must be ensured for AI development?

57. What does AI raise questions about?

58. What is one benefit of AI mentioned in the passage?

59. What is a potential negative impact of AI?

60. Why is addressing ethical concerns important?

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