25 Aug.2014

Have you tried our vocabulary placement test for elementary students, and it was too easy for you? Have you scored close to 2000? Then this is the vocabulary test you should take. Here we test the words which belong between 2,000 and 5,000 most frequent words in English.
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[showmyads] There are 60 questions and the score at the end tells you how many words from the 3,000 words you know. If you add this score to the score from the test for elementary students, you will know how many words from the five thousand most frequent words in English you know.

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Vocabulary placement test – test

[/su_heading][su_spacer] Give a try to the following test. The score at the end of the test tells you how many words you know. So if it tells you that your Score is: 2,350 points it means that you know 2,350 out of the 3,000 words which belong into the group of 2,000 to 5,000 most frequent words in English.

If you want to do the test on the full screen, click the button below. The test is made in HTML5 so it will play on your mobile phones as well:
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If you want to know the total number of English words that you know among the 5,000 most frequent words in English take the Vocabulary test for elementary students and then add the score to the score from the test above. Thus if you score here 1,750 and in the elementary test 1,800, you know 3,550 words from the 5,000 most frequent words in English.

Remember, THE MORE ENGLISH WORDS YOU KNOW THE BETTER YOUR ENGLISH IS!!!!

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Vocabulary placement test – comment

[/su_heading][su_spacer] Please, if you spot a mistake, or you come up with a better definition, please leave a comment. We are trying to improve each activity, and your comments help us a lot.
Thank you.

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9 Comments

Ram krishan singh

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15/09/2014 at 8:02 am
Josh

Question 2 of 6: ''not loudly'' might be a better definition than ''not aloud'' for the word 'quietly'. Question 3 of 6: 'Talented' is spelled incorrectly. For the word 'glove', the definition has a misspelled word for 'piece'. The definition of 'punishment' is erroneous. Perhaps ''a penalty inflicted'' might be a better definition. Question 5 of 6: ''very valuable'' might be a better definition for the word 'precious'. Question 6 of 6: Birds are covered in feathers, not 'feather', which is singular. 'weeds' not 'weed'. Correlation from the plural noun 'flowers'' to the plural noun 'weeds' makes sense.

15/09/2014 at 9:27 am
Pedja T.

'talented' is misspelled (in the test it says taLLented)

15/09/2014 at 9:35 am
Alison Raby

There are a couple of errors in q.3: 'pice' of clothing and 'tallented'.

15/09/2014 at 10:23 am
Michelle Couny

Hi. I like the test very much. I spotted a couple of spelling mistakes: a piece of clothing and talented (just one l) Thanks Michelle

15/09/2014 at 10:45 am
Irina

I have spotted 2 misspellings in the Vocabulary placement test for intermediate students. In questions 3 out of 6 - a piece of clothing you wear on your hand - the word "piece' is incorrect. And "talented' is also incorrect. thank you for the test!

15/09/2014 at 2:28 pm
jaime

this is a big oportunity for learn englis and the Quiz it´s a motivation to continue learning more.., thanks!!

15/09/2014 at 6:26 pm
Zdenda

I will check it out. Thank you for spotting the mistake. Thus I will have a chance to make it better.

16/09/2014 at 2:52 am
Zdenda

Thank you. I will correct it ASAP

16/09/2014 at 2:53 am