B1 Vocabulary Quiz - Part 1 | English Vocabulary Quiz

This English vocabulary quiz consists of 30 questions that assess your competence in using the most appropriate word in the given context. This quiz is designed for B1 learners. | Vocabulary quiz | English vocabulary quiz | Vocabulary test | English Vocabulary | B1 Vocabulary Quiz
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[@BeHappyBeMotivated]

25 correct

[@PCRHororstorybangla234]

28 correct

[@nazaninhadavand9405]

26/30

[@enisoztoprak8799]

Thanks...

[@cemadolva1101]

Great! 28/30. Thank you!

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Nice job!

[@sabirzamandailyvlog]

Beautiful

[@Harry_winter]

I got 30/30 thank you so much.

[@khinewaiwaishein5974]

21

[@shu-yingchang1386]

There is a typo in Question 11. Option B should be "glanced" instead of "galanced."

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Apologies for that.

[@jojoandfriends8951]

27/30 not bad for me, I'm still in learning process, and i have a little bit confused at question number 11 there's an error about galanced word

[@Sir_3333]

22 out of 30. Some of them were a tiny bit tricky for not being american native

[@ambika3724]

24/30 😢 Thank you for this quiz 💕😊

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You're welcome 😊

[@rashedalhajaya.80]

20 out of 30

[@merr1y.o.dip_]

What is the different between amuse and entertains?

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Hello, Amuse usually carries a light or playful meaning with it--just like how you would find a joke "amusing" (although using entertaining in this case would still make sense, amusing would usually be used). Entertain, in some instances, can carry more of a hosting meaning with it.

[@minakshi619]

I got 20marks 😊

[@toja4580]

27/30 I think I did great!

[@EnglishLearningHubOfficial]

Great job!

[@mahdiraad3359]

23/30

[@arturtonderys1849]

20

[@user-ry7hw2nb3s]

27

[@user-ye9ro9rq4l]

Not so easy..

[@priyashah6216]

21

[@jitendrakhalipe7811]

25