Quick Placement TestGrammar and vocabulary
Answer grammar and vocabulary questions with progressive difficulty: get them right and they move up a level; miss and they move down, until the test finds your balance point. When you finish you’ll know your CEFR level.
How it works
The first questions are simple, so you can settle in.
Answer well and it goes up; miss and it goes down, until it finds your balance point.
Grammar, vocabulary and the ideal coach to keep going.
No sign-up to see your level. Your answers aren’t sent to any server.
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This test measures grammar and vocabulary (Use of English). It is an indicative CEFR reference.
The HelloVozi level test is a public, adaptive Quick Placement Test of grammar and vocabulary (Use of English) that estimates your CEFR English level, from A1 to C1.
It works with progressive difficulty, like scaffolding: answer well and the questions move up a level; miss and they move down, until the test finds your balance point. It has 30 to 40 multiple-choice questions, takes about 15 minutes, requires no sign-up and doesn’t store your answers.
When you finish you see your overall level, your grammar level and your vocabulary level, the questions you missed with an explanation, and the HelloVozi coach that suits you best. It is an indicative reference, not an official certificate.
By Vahid Alaghehband · Updated October 17, 2026.
From the first question to your level. Scroll.
The first questions are simple so you can settle in. The questions combine grammar and vocabulary, and you answer at your own pace, with no time limit per question.
If you don’t know an answer, press “Skip” instead of guessing.
Like scaffolding: answer well and the next question moves up a level; miss and it moves down. That way the test adjusts to what you really know.
A question never repeats within the same test.
The test ends when your level settles in grammar and vocabulary. If you’re starting from zero, it ends earlier with “Your starting point: A1.1”.
The test goes up to C1.
You see your overall level and the level of each area, the questions you missed with an explanation, and the HelloVozi coach that suits you best to keep going.
No sign-up. Your answers aren’t sent to any server.
This test is the quick version. The full Vozi Exam Placement Test measures all six skills inside the app.
To find your grammar and vocabulary level in a few minutes.
To know your level in every skill and what to practice.
Two per level, with their explanation. The questions in the test are drawn at random from a larger bank.
I eat _____ apple every morning.
An goes before a vowel sound: an apple.
My mother's brother is my _____.
Your mother's brother is your uncle.
Quito is _____ than Guayaquil.
Short adjective + -er to compare: colder than.
My little sister is afraid _____ dogs.
The expression is afraid of.
While we _____ to the beach, it started to rain.
An action in progress interrupted by another: past continuous, were walking.
Who will _____ your dog while you're on vacation?
To take care of someone or something: look after.
If we _____ the map, we wouldn't have gotten lost.
Third conditional: if + had + past participle.
Many young people _____ social media for news.
To depend on something: rely on. Depend of and count with are common learner errors.
No sooner _____ home than the phone rang.
With No sooner at the start, subject and auxiliary swap places: had I gotten … than.
We need to _____ a balance between work and family.
To find a balance: strike a balance.
Each result takes you to the guide for that level, with what you can do and how to keep improving.
Starting point: you're starting from zero, and the first step is practicing very short sentences.
A1 levelA1Basic user: you understand and use very simple expressions about yourself and your surroundings.
A1 levelA2Basic user: you communicate in simple, everyday tasks using familiar phrases.
A2 levelB1Independent user: you cope with most familiar situations and explain your opinions in simple sentences.
B1 levelB2Independent user: you interact fluently and spontaneously and defend a point of view.
B2 levelC1Proficient user: you express yourself fluently and flexibly in social, academic and professional settings. It is the highest level this test measures.
C1 levelIt is a short test: it has 30 to 40 questions and usually takes about 15 minutes. There is no time limit per question: you can answer at your own pace.
No. You see your level, the grammar and vocabulary breakdown and a review of your mistakes without creating an account. The account is for finding your exact sublevel, practicing with coaches tuned to your level and saving your progress.
It measures grammar and vocabulary (Use of English). It does not measure speaking, listening, reading or writing. To assess all four skills, you can take the Vozi Exam diagnostic.
This quick test measures only grammar and vocabulary, with no account and an instant result. The Vozi Exam Placement Test is inside the app and assesses six sections: grammar, vocabulary, reading, listening, speaking and writing, with your level by section and your learning priority.
No. It is an indicative reference of your level. For an official certificate you need to take an exam from an accredited body, such as those from Cambridge, TOEFL or IELTS.
It helps you see your level and what to strengthen, but it does not replace the exam or certificate your university asks for. To see what level they require, read the guide to English proficiency requirements at Ecuadorian universities.
When you finish you see your overall level, and the level of each area separately, with an explanation of what it means. To see what you can do at each level, read the guide to English levels A1–C2.
If the first questions show you're just starting out, the test ends earlier with “Your starting point: A1.1”. From there you can practice with very short sentences, audio and no pressure.
They are not sent to any server or saved to your account. While you take the test, your progress is kept only in your browser and in this tab, so you can continue if you reload the page.
Yes, as many times as you like and without signing up. The questions are drawn at random from a larger bank, so they may change from one attempt to the next.
To keep going with your English level.
LevelsCEFR levels chart: English levels A1 to C2 explainedWhat you can do at each CEFR level.Read the guide
First stepsHow to learn English from scratchA step-by-step path to start from A1.Read the guide
ExamsEnglish placement testWhat it is, what it’s like and how to prepare.Read the guide
UniversityEnglish proficiency requirement at Ecuador’s universitiesThe level you need to graduate.Read the guide
Answer the questions, see your result and keep practicing at your level.