ESOL Revision & Practice Questions
Exam-style ESOL practice questions with full teaching explanations — revise anywhere, free on iOS and Android.
Topics covered
- Entry Level 1 ESOL — 150 questions
- Entry Level 2 ESOL — 150 questions
- Entry Level 3 ESOL — 150 questions
- Level 1 ESOL — 150 questions
- Level 2 ESOL — 150 questions
- Level 3 ESOL — 150 questions
Try 10 free sample questions
These are real questions from the app — the correct answer is highlighted, and every question in the app comes with a full teaching explanation like the one shown.
- D
- B
- P
- E
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Correct answer: B comes before C in the alphabet.
- The deadline is earlier
- The report is cancelled
- The deadline is later
- A different report is needed
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Correct answer: The deadline is earlier
- The new leisure centre opens next week and I think it will be great for the community
- The new leisure centre opens next week and it will be great for the community
- I think the new leisure centre is great and it opens next week for the community
- The new leisure centre opens next week, the community will use it
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Correct answer: The new leisure centre opens next week and I think it will be great for the community
- Read every page of the website
- Close the website
- Look at the homepage only
- Type 'returns policy' in the search bar
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Correct answer: Type 'returns policy' in the search bar is the quickest and most direct way to find the information you need.
- Accepting everything the text says in everyday conversation
- Evaluating the author's argument, considering evidence, bias, and alternative viewpoints
- Reading it as fast as possible in professional or academic writing contexts
- Only reading the conclusion during formal interactions
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Correct answer: Critical reading means evaluating the author's argument, considering evidence, bias, and alternative viewpoints.
- Stop listening because it is too complex during professional exchanges or formal settings
- Record it and never listen again in professional contexts according to convention
- Only focus on words you already know across different types of writing and contexts
- Identify the key legal concept being discussed, listen for examples and case references, and infer meaning from the argument structure
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Correct answer: When listening to complex professional content, identify the key concept (here: vicarious liability), listen for examples and case references, and use the argument structure to infer meaning.
- I live in Birmingham
- I am ten
- My favourite food is pizza
- I go on Tuesday
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Correct answer: I live in Birmingham
- Their going to the park
- They left their coats in the classroom
- Their is a dog outside
- Their very happy today
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Correct answer: They left their coats in the classroom
- experiance
- experence
- expirience
- experience
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Correct answer: The correct spelling is "experience" with an "i" after the "r" and "e" before the "nce".
- Past and current medical conditions, surgeries, and allergies
- Only recent illnesses in most situations
- Your family's medical history only
- Nothing, it is optional during formal interactions
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Correct answer: Medical history means past and current medical conditions, surgeries, and allergies.
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