C2 English Test
C2 English Proficiency Quiz
Test your English language skills with our comprehensive quiz designed for C2 level learners. Challenge yourself with 30 carefully crafted multiple-choice questions that cover grammar, vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, and more.
- Assess your understanding of advanced English
- Track your progress in language learning
- Receive immediate feedback on your answers
If I _____ you, I'd buy 2 of them.
Was
Am
Were
Are
Let's cut to the chase, ______ ?
Will we?
Won't we?
Would we?
Shall we?
I suggest he ____ the test like everybody else.
Do
Does
Did
Done
__________ to him, five young men were following him.
Unwillingly
Unwittingly
Irregardless
Unbeknownst
At (1)_______ sharp, the (2)_______dollar deal was signed.
17:00 / 1.5$ billion
17 pm / $1.5 billion
5 pm / $1.5 billion
5 o'clock / $1,5 billion
_____________ that an agreed deadline cannot be met for whatever reason, you shall undertake to advise us accordingly.
Won't you realise
Shall you realise
Should you realise
Ought you realise
Looking forward, ________, I think we should plan our next move together.
Shall we
Were we to
To seeing you
By all means
Under no circumstances _______ may national origin be used as a bona fide occupational qualification.
Whatever
Regardless
Hereunder
Whatsoever
This above all: to thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, ________ not then be false to any man.
Thou canst
Thee doth
Thy hath
Ye mayst
Synonym of "gratuitously"?
Haphazardly
Wantonly
Interchangeably
Irredeemably
Equivalent of the idiom: « the rules are rigged »
The deck is stacked
The dice are loading
The back is stabbed
The hand is forced
Plural of "sheep"?
Sheep
Sheeps
Shep
Sheepths
Plural of "radius"?
Radius
Radiuses
Radices
Radii
Plural of "crisis"?
Crisis
Crises
Crisises
Crisix
Plural of "phenomenon"?
Phenomenon
Phenomenons
Phenomena
Phenomenal
A "boot" is to a "trunk" what a "lorry" is to a _______
Taxi
Car
Bus
Truck
Which of these gallicisms isn't commonly used in English?
Bon voyage
Crème de la crème
Résumé
Vacances
Which of these Latin phrases isn't commonly used in English?
Circa
Ergo
Parabellum
Per annum
Spot the odd one out:
Ushered
Carved
Ragged
Deemed
Which of these is not a proper idiom or phrase?
To up the ante
It's not my forte
She is but a debutante
I'm her confident
When someone sneezes, what wouldn't you be able to say to this person?
Bless you!
God bless you!
Gesundheit!
Cheers!
What is the genuine and now old-fashioned meaning of "awesome"?
Amazing
Brilliant
Awe-inspiring
Flabbergasting
Spot the odd one out:
Roger that
I dunno
I dinnae ken
Ain't got no idea
Spot the odd one out:
Nuclear
Route
Data
Neither
"One time" is to "once" what "three times" is to
Threeice
Thrice
Threeth
Thress
Spot the odd one out:
So
Sew
Saw
Sow
I'd have my Vodka Martini shaken, not _____
Stirred
Stern
Steered
Strayed
I'm sorry but I'm not at ____ to say.
Freedom
Right
Entitlement
Liberty
Which is of these is not a proper acronym in English?
ASAP
AFIX
AWOL
STEM
Spot the odd one out:
Effect
Affect
Infect
Defect
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