Vocabulary Quiz (English Word Test)
Last updated: 2026-06-25
A free English word test where you pick the meaning of each word from four options, using word sets by difficulty (basic, intermediate, advanced). Each set has 10 questions, and after grading you can review the correct answers alongside your own.
It focuses on high-frequency TOEIC and TOEFL vocabulary, and all grading happens in your browser.
Take a Word Set
Quiz score
0 / 10
Enjoy it for practice. The vocabulary is reference examples for study and may carry different meanings depending on context.
How to use
- Choose a difficulty — Select the difficulty of the word set you want: basic, intermediate or advanced.
- Pick the meaning — For each English word, choose the correct meaning from four options.
- Check your score — Press Grade to see your score along with the correct and incorrect answer for each question.
Word Sets by Difficulty
The vocabulary quiz sorts words into three difficulty levels to match your learning stage. Start with the set that fits your level, and move up as your accuracy improves.
| Difficulty | Target | Example words |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Beginner–A2, TOEIC under 600 | increase, decide, allow |
| Intermediate | B1–B2, TOEIC 600–850 | significant, reliable, accomplish |
| Advanced | C1, TOEFL / academic | ambiguous, inevitable, scrutinize |
After building your vocabulary with the quiz, if you wonder about your level use the English Level Test to check your estimated CEFR level, and the English Test Score Conversion tool to compare TOEIC and TOEFL score ranges.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is the vocabulary quiz free?
Yes. You can use it for free with no sign-up or payment. All grading happens in your browser and your inputs are never sent to a server.
What kind of words appear?
There are three difficulty levels — basic, intermediate and advanced — focused on high-frequency vocabulary common in everyday English and in TOEIC and TOEFL. As the difficulty rises, more abstract and academic words appear.
How is the score calculated?
Each set has 10 questions, and you earn 1 point for each correct meaning you pick. After grading, you can review each question's correct answer alongside the answer you chose, which helps you study your mistakes.
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Last updated: 2026-06-25