vocabulary test[推荐]

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[B]General vocabulary test[/B]
The test will take you 30 - 50 minutes online. The result will tell
you how many English words you know.


Identity and results
You will get your score immediately on submitting your test.
Your individual result will not be revealed to anybody else.

General association
Each test word must be associated with the correct alternative. There are 5 alternatives, plus the possibility of not answering. Here is an example:

  bicycle peace blackboard wheel forest afternoon leave out


"wheel" is the most general and natural association. A wheel is actually part of a bicycle.

If you feel that you could associate bicycle with afternoon (because you like riding your bicycle in the afternoon), or with peace (because you think your city would be more peaceful if only bicycles, and no cars, were allowed in the city centre), your associations would be too specific and personal and therefore counted as wrong.

Leave out
Don't answer if you are not fairly sure about your association. Wrong answers take away points. Leave "leave out" checked

  bicycle peace blackboard wheel forest afternoon leave out




Common scoring among non-native speakers in ordinary schools

school level  word knowledge  years at school  average scores
Elementary  500 - 2,500 words  2 - 6 years of school English  average: 1,500
Intermediate  2,000 - 5,000 words  4 - 9 years of school English  average: 3,000
Advanced  4,500 - 9,000 words  6 - 10 years of school English  average: 6,000


For a more 'scientific' study of vocabulary size, click here!





Now choose your level, and click to take the test
Take the test at the level that you think suits you.
If you are not sure, choose level 2

[B]Level 1 (elementary / intermediate)[/B]
Up to 8,000 words
You have studied English for a few years at school. You read simple texts, but you find English newspapers and magazines quite difficult. You have to look up too many words. You find it difficult to understand English on TV.

[B]Level 2 (intermediate / advanced)[/B]
Up to 15,000 words
You get along quite well in everyday situations. At work you probably want somebody else to do the talking. You can read English newspapers and use your dictionary to look up words you don't understand.

[B]Level 3 (advanced / very advanced)[/B]
Up to 25,000 words
Your English is excellent. You use English at work and in everyday life without problems. You have probably lived, or spent a long time, in an English-speaking country.

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