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Vocabulary Quiz — How Many Words Do You Know?

Twenty-four words, graded from everyday to genuinely hard. Pick the right meaning for each one and get your vocabulary level at the end.

24 questions  ·  ~5 minutes  ·  Free — no sign-up

About This Quiz

This vocabulary quiz starts with words most people know and ends with words that challenge even strong readers. For each word you choose the closest meaning from four options, and you see straight away whether you were right.

At the end you get a level band — Building, Solid, Strong or Advanced — plus an estimated vocabulary-size range. Treat the estimate as a rough guide based on your score, not a measurement: a 24-word quiz samples your vocabulary, it cannot count it.

Whatever your result, the fastest way to grow a vocabulary is the way this quiz works: meet a word, work out its meaning, and see it explained. Retake the quiz any time — the words are the same, so a better score next time means the learning stuck.

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Language Vocabulary Quiz — FAQs

How is my vocabulary level worked out?

Your score across 24 graded words places you in a band: Building, Solid, Strong or Advanced. The vocabulary-size range is an estimate based on that band — a guide, not an exact count.

Is this quiz for native speakers or English learners?

Both. The early words suit confident learners (around B1–B2 level and up); the last words challenge native speakers too.

What is a good score?

Scoring 15 or more puts you in the Strong band — ahead of most adults. A lower score is simply a starting point: every explanation in the quiz teaches you the words you missed.

How can I improve my vocabulary?

Read a little every day, learn words in families (the word, its opposite, its noun and verb forms), and test yourself — quizzes like this one turn new words into remembered words.