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Test di livello - INGLESE

Benvenuto/a! Questo test di livello è progettato per valutare la tua conoscenza della lingua inglese, coprendo i livelli da A1 a C1 del Quadro Comune Europeo di Riferimento (CEFR).

  • Durata del test: Circa 20 minuti.
  • Struttura del test: Il test è composto da 5 sezioni con domande di difficoltà crescente (A1, A2, B1, B2 e C1).
  • Tipi di domande: Troverai domande a risposta multipla e completamenti di frasi. Alla fine, c'è un breve testo di lettura con domande di comprensione.

Come rispondere:

  • Per ciascuna domanda, scegli la risposta corretta (A, B o C).
  • Leggi attentamente il testo di comprensione e rispondi alle domande basandoti sulle informazioni fornite nel testo.
  • Non preoccuparti se alcune domande sembrano difficili: il test è strutturato per capire il tuo livello attuale.

Obiettivo del test: Identificare il tuo livello di inglese per aiutarti a scegliere il corso più adatto alle tue esigenze e migliorare le tue abilità linguistiche.

Buon lavoro e in bocca al lupo!

Email *
Titolo predefinito
Nome e cognome *
Numero di telefono *
I wake up every morning and eat _______ . *
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The opposite of "hot" is _______ . *
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She _______ a student. *
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_______ you like coffee?
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"How old are you?" — "I _______ 25." *
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I live _______ Rome. *
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Can you _______ me the way to the station, please? *
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I _______ to the cinema last night. *
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This book is _______ than that one. *
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There isn't _______ milk in the fridge. *
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"What are you doing tonight?" — "I _______ TV." *
1 point

Rewrite the sentence using the word in brackets so that it means the same.

"This is my brother's car." (belongs)
Rewrite: This car _______ . *
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The company decided to _______ 50 new employees this year.
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If it _______ tomorrow, we will stay at home. *
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She told me that she _______ already _______ the film.
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I need to _______ this word in the dictionary. *
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Rewrite the sentence starting with the words given, keeping the same meaning.

"People say that he is very rich." → He _______ . *
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Read the passage and answer the question.

"Sarah moved to London three years ago to study journalism. At first, she found it difficult to make friends because she didn't know anyone in the city. However, she joined a local running club and soon met people who shared her interests. Now she has a wide circle of friends and feels completely at home in London."
Why did Sarah initially find it hard to make friends? *
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Based on the passage above, answer this question.

"Sarah moved to London three years ago to study journalism. At first, she found it difficult to make friends because she didn't know anyone in the city. However, she joined a local running club and soon met people who shared her interests. Now she has a wide circle of friends and feels completely at home in London."
How did Sarah eventually make friends?

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Choose the word closest in meaning to the underlined word.

The manager's decision was deemed *controversial* by the staff.

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The government needs to _______ measures to reduce pollution. *
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I wish I _______ harder for the exam last month.
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_______ the fact that it was raining, they decided to go for a walk. *
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Not only _______ the project on time, but she also exceeded expectations. *
1 point
"It's possible that he missed the train." (might)
He _______ . *
1 point

Read the passage and answer the question.

The concept of 'remote working' has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years. What was once considered a perk offered by progressive companies has now become a standard expectation for many professionals. Studies suggest that employees who work remotely at least part of the time report higher levels of job satisfaction and productivity. However, critics argue that prolonged isolation from colleagues can lead to feelings of disconnection and may hinder collaborative innovation. Striking the right balance between flexibility and in-person interaction remains one of the key challenges for modern organisations.

According to the passage, what is a potential drawback of remote working?

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Based on the passage above, what can be inferred?

The concept of 'remote working' has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years. What was once considered a perk offered by progressive companies has now become a standard expectation for many professionals. Studies suggest that employees who work remotely at least part of the time report higher levels of job satisfaction and productivity. However, critics argue that prolonged isolation from colleagues can lead to feelings of disconnection and may hinder collaborative innovation. Striking the right balance between flexibility and in-person interaction remains one of the key challenges for modern organisations.

What does the author imply about the future of remote working? *
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The politician's speech was full of _______ , making it difficult to understand his actual position *
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The new policy was met with widespread _______ from both the public and the media. *
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Had I known about the delay, I _______ alternative arrangements *
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Under no circumstances _______ to leave the building during the drill.


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The research findings are _______ with previous studies, suggesting a consistent pattern. *
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She completed the marathon _______ having injured her ankle the week before. *
1 point

Rewrite the sentence using the word in brackets. Do not change the word given.

"The success of the project depends entirely on teamwork." (hinges)
The success of the project _______ . *
1 point

Rewrite the sentence so that it has a similar meaning, using the word given.

"I regret not learning English when I was younger." (wish)
I _______ . *
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The proliferation of artificial intelligence in everyday life has sparked a nuanced debate about the nature of human creativity. Proponents of AI-generated content argue that these tools democratise creative expression, enabling individuals without formal training to produce sophisticated works of art, music, and literature. Detractors, however, contend that true creativity is inherently human—rooted in lived experience, emotional depth, and the capacity for abstract thought that machines, however advanced, cannot genuinely replicate. The crux of the matter lies not in whether AI can produce aesthetically pleasing outputs, but in whether the process by which it does so can be legitimately classified as 'creative.'

What is the central argument of those who oppose AI-generated content?

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The proliferation of artificial intelligence in everyday life has sparked a nuanced debate about the nature of human creativity. Proponents of AI-generated content argue that these tools democratise creative expression, enabling individuals without formal training to produce sophisticated works of art, music, and literature. Detractors, however, contend that true creativity is inherently human—rooted in lived experience, emotional depth, and the capacity for abstract thought that machines, however advanced, cannot genuinely replicate. The crux of the matter lies not in whether AI can produce aesthetically pleasing outputs, but in whether the process by which it does so can be legitimately classified as 'creative.'
According to the passage, the fundamental question about AI and creativity is *
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Please answer in English. There is no right or wrong answer — write as much as you feel comfortable with. 
 
What are your main goals for learning English? Why is English important for you personally or professionally?
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Please answer in English. Be as detailed as you like.

Describe your experience with the English language so far. How have you studied it? What methods have you used? What has worked well and what hasn't? *

Please answer in English. Tell us about yourself freely.

Tell us a bit about yourself: your background, your interests, your work or studies, and anything else you'd like to share. *
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