Placement Test

Name

Welcome to the English Placement Test!

This test will help determine your current English level (A1 to C1). Follow these instructions carefully:

Test Structure:
- The test includes 20-24 questions covering grammar, vocabulary, and reading.
- Questions start at a basic level and gradually increase in difficulty.
How to Take the Test:
- Answer all questions to the best of your ability.
- Choose ONE correct answer for each question (multiple-choice).
- Do not use dictionaries, translators, or external help.
Time:
- The test takes 15–20 minutes to complete.

Good luck!

Grammar Section

She ______ to school every day.

go goes going None

I ______ a book yesterday.

read reads reading None

If it rains, she ______ at home.

stay will stay stayed None

This is ______ best movie I’ve ever seen!

the a an None

By the time we arrived, the concert ______.

had already started already starts has started None

The artist ___ paintings are displayed in the gallery is very famous.

which who whose None

I wish I ______ more time to travel.

have had would have None

Not only ______ late, but he also forgot the report.

was he he is he was None

Were I in your position, I ______ the offer immediately.

accept would accept accepted None

10.

The proposal, ______ by the board, will start next month.

having approved approved approving None

Vocabulary Section

11.

Mary _____ breakfast at 7 AM every morning.

drinks takes eats None

12.

There are many beautiful _____ in the park near my house.

trees plant flower None

13.

The museum was so _____ that we spent three hours looking at the exhibitions.

interested interesting interest None

14.

Sarah _____ her keys this morning and couldn't get into her apartment.

missed lost forgot None

15.

The ancient manuscript was so _____ that researchers had to handle it with special gloves.

sensitive breakable fragile None

16.

Despite the team's best efforts, the project _____ several unexpected obstacles.

met encountered confronted None

17.

The politician's speech was deliberately _____, leaving room for multiple interpretations.

ambiguous unclear confusing None

18.

The documentary _____ light on several previously unknown aspects of marine biology.

shed threw cast None

19.

The professor's _____ lecture style made complex theoretical concepts accessible to undergraduate students.

lucid coherent explicit None

20.

The cultural festival was an _____ celebration of diverse traditions, featuring music, dance, and culinary arts.

eclectic assorted varied None

Reading Section

My Daily Routine

I wake up at 7:00 AM every day. I have breakfast with my family at 7:30. We eat bread, eggs, and drink coffee. Then I go to work by bus at 8:15. I work in an office from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. After work, I go to the gym. I have dinner at 7:00 PM and go to bed at 10:30.

21.

What time does the writer wake up?

7:15 AM 7:00 AM 8:15 AM None

22.

How does the writer go to work?

By car By train By bus None

The New Restaurant

Last month, a new Italian restaurant opened in our neighborhood. The owner, Mr. Paolo, is from Rome. He makes delicious pasta and pizza. The restaurant is small but very cozy, with beautiful pictures of Italy on the walls. On weekends, there is usually a long queue because many people want to try the food. The prices are reasonable, and the service is excellent. My favorite dish is the mushroom risotto.

23.

When did the restaurant open?

Last week Last year Last month None

24.

Why is there a queue on weekends?

Because many people want to eat there Because the restaurant is too small Because the service is slow None

The Impact of Social Media

Social media has transformed the way we communicate and share information. While it has made it easier to stay connected with friends and family across the globe, some experts worry about its effects on mental health. Studies show that excessive use of social media can lead to feelings of loneliness and anxiety. However, when used moderately, these platforms can be valuable tools for learning, networking, and community building. Many businesses now rely on social media for marketing and customer engagement.

25.

What is the main concern experts have about social media?

Its impact on business Its effect on mental health Its global reach None

26.

According to the text, what is a positive aspect of social media?

It causes anxiety It is expensive It helps businesses with marketing None

The Future of Urban Agriculture

Urban agriculture is rapidly evolving as cities seek sustainable solutions to food security challenges. Innovative approaches, such as vertical farming and hydroponics, are transforming unused urban spaces into productive agricultural sites. These methods not only maximize limited space but also significantly reduce water consumption and transportation costs. Additionally, urban farming initiatives often strengthen community bonds and promote environmental awareness. However, critics argue that the initial investment costs and energy requirements might outweigh the benefits in some contexts.

27.

What is one advantage of urban agriculture mentioned in the text?

Reduced transportation costs High energy consumption High initial investment None

28.

What challenge does the text suggest about urban agriculture?

The lack of community involvement The shortage of urban spaces The high initial costs None

The Paradox of Choice in Modern Society

The proliferation of options in contemporary society, while ostensibly beneficial, has inadvertently contributed to increased anxiety and decision paralysis among consumers. This phenomenon, dubbed "the paradox of choice," suggests that an abundance of options can actually impede decision-making and satisfaction. Research indicates that when confronted with too many choices, individuals often resort to decision-avoidance strategies or experience post-decision regret. This psychological burden has significant implications for various sectors, from retail marketing to public policy. Some companies have responded by deliberately limiting their product ranges, while others focus on developing more sophisticated recommendation algorithms to facilitate decision-making processes.

29.

What is the central paradox discussed in the passage?

That more options lead to better decisions That choices cause happiness and satisfaction That an abundance of choices can impede decision-making None

30.

How have some companies responded to this phenomenon?

By increasing their product ranges By limiting their options and developing recommendation systems By ignoring consumer psychology None

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