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English Quiz

A colorful illustration of the English alphabet along with iconic symbols of the English language, such as a dictionary and a globe, highlighting its global significance.

English Language Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge of the English language with our engaging quiz! Discover fun facts and statistics about English, its origins, and its usage worldwide.

Learn interesting tidbits about the English language
Engage with thought-provoking questions
Challenge yourself or compete with friends

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by LearningWord247

Name:

Where did the English language originate?

Great Britain

The US

Germany / Netherlands

Egypt

On average, around how many words are added to the dictionary each year?

400

4,000

What % of the English language is the letter E?

11%

35%

50%

What % of the world's population speak (some) English?

15%

25%

45%

70%

How many countries have English as the official lanaguage?

103

All of them

90% of the English language consists of how many words?

100

1,000

10,000

What is the oldest English word still in use?

Town

Son

Smith

Queen

In what year was the first dictionary written?

1655

1755

1855

1955

What is the most common adjective in the English language?

Good

Bad

Ugly

Sad

What is the most commonly used noun in the English language?

COVID

Time

Home

Stantec

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