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ASSESSMENT

Take our comprehensive English assessment to discover your current skill level. Once completed, a member of our team will contact you to review the results, explain your strengths and areas for improvement, and guide you on the next steps for your learning journey.

Do It Independently
‍For the most accurate results, students should complete the assessment on their own, without any assistance. This helps us understand their true skill level and provide the right support for their learning journey.
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15 Minutes Required

What the Assessment Covers

The test includes a range of skill areas to give us a full picture of your child’s English ability. These include:
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• Vocabulary
• Grammar
• Spelling
• Punctuation
• Writing & Expression
• Verbal Reasoning

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Vocabulary 1/5

Which word best completes the sentence?

The dog is very ________?

red

soft

loud

fast

Vocabulary 2/5

What is the opposite of THIS WORD?

Hot

Warm

Cold

Dry

Fire

Vocabulary 3/5

What is the PLURAL of THIS WORD?

Child

Childs

Childes

Children

Childrens

Vocabulary 4/5

Which WOrd Means?

Extremely Large

Tiny

Huge

Short

Slow

Vocabulary 5/5

Which SEntence uses "effect" correctly?

The weather had a big effect on our trip.

The storm will effect our plans.

The teacher effect the students.

The new law will have a positive affect.

You've successfully completed the vocabulary section—great work! Up next is the grammar section, where you'll answer 5 questions to test your understanding of sentence structure and language rules.

Grammar 1/5

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

He don’t know the answer.

He doesn’t know the answer.

He not know the answer.

He no knows the answer.

Grammar 2/5

Choosethe correct verb form:

Last week, she _____ to the beach.

goes

went

going

Grammar 3/5

Which sentence has the correct subject-verb agreement?

The cat and the dog is playing outside.

The cat and the dog are playing outside.

The cat and the dog plays outside.

The cat and the dog were plays outside.

Grammar 4/5

Identify the sentence with incorrect grammar:

She always drinks coffee in the morning.

They was excited to see the fireworks.

He has never been to Japan.

We are planning a holiday next year.

Grammar 5/5

Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb?

You can go to the party if you finish your homework.

She musts finish her work on time.

He will goes to the store later.

They shoulded study for the test.

You've successfully completed the grammar section—keep it up! Up next is the spelling section, where you'll answer 4 questions to show how well you spell.

Spelling 1/4

Which word is spelled correctly?

Beleive

Believ

Believe

Beleeve

Spelling 2/4

Which sentence has no spelling mistakes?

She recieved a letter in the mail.

The dessert was too sweet

We finaly reached our destination.

He wanted to be independant.

Spelling 3/4

Which word is spelled incorrectly?

Definitely

Separate

Accomodate

Necessary

Spelling 4/4

Which sentence contains a commonly misspelled word?

They went to the library to do research.

I have a calender on my desk.

The teacher gave us homework.

We walked to the park after lunch.

You've completed the spelling section—well done! Next is punctuation, with 6 questions to test your understanding.

Punctuation 1/6

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

Lets go to the zoo

Let’s go to the zoo.

Lets’ go to the zoo.

Let’s go, to the zoo.

Punctuation 2/6

Which sentence uses an apostrophe correctly?

The dogs' toy is in the garden.

The dog's toy is in the garden.

The dogs toy is in the garden.

The dog toy's in the garden.

Punctuation 3/6

Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

My favorite foods are; kabsa and ice cream.

My favorite foods are: kabsa, mandi, and ice cream.

My favorite foods are kabsa; mandi; and ice cream.

My favorite foods are kabsa mandi, and icecream.

Punctuation 4/6

Which sentence is written correctly?

The teacher said, “Please hand in your assignments.”

The teacher said “Please hand in your assignments”.

The teacher said, “Please hand in your assignments”.

The teacher said “please hand in your assignments.”

Punctuation 5/6

Which sentence is missing a necessary comma?

After the meeting we went home.

She bought apples, bananas, and oranges.

I love reading, writing, and drawing.

Because it was raining, we stayed inside.

Punctuation 6/6

Which sentence has a comma splice (incorrect comma use)?

We went to the beach, we swam all day.

We went to the beach and swam all day.

Since it was hot, we went to the beach.

I enjoy the beach, but only in summer.

You've completed the punctuation section—great work! Next is writing and expression, with 3 questions to explore how well you can communicate ideas clearly.

Writing & Expression 1/3

Rewrite the following sentence in proper English:

She don’t never go to school on Saturday.

Writing & Expression 2/3

Write a short paragraph (3–5 sentences) about your favorite hobby.

Use correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation.

Writing & Expression 3/3

Rewrite the following sentence to make it more concise:

The reason why Lethabo was late was because he missed the bus.

You've completed the writing & expression section—great effort! Now for the final part: verbal reasoning, with 4 questions to test your critical thinking and understanding.

Verbal Reasoning 1/4

What is the meaning of the idiom “Break a leg” in this sentence?

Before the play started, Nyla’s mother told her to break a leg.

To literally hurt her leg

To perform well

To run fast

To trip on stage

Verbal Reasoning 2/4

Choose the word that best fits the sentence:

Even though the test was difficult, Rayan remained and completed the test confidently.

He felt very with the result.

Verbal Reasoning 3/4

Which sentence is the most concise and effective?

The reason that she was late was because of the fact that she missed the bus.

She was late because she missed the bus.

Due to the reason of missing the bus, she ended up being late.

She, having missed the bus, was therefore late in arriving.

Verbal Reasoning 4/4

Choose the best meaning of the underlined phrase:

Despite the difficulties, he decided to bite the bullet and finish his degree

He chewed on something hard.

He made a brave or difficult decision.

He gave up due to frustration.

He got angry and yelled.

All Done

Congratulations

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