Study Calendar | Initial Orientation

Mini English Diagnostic Test

Short placement test · No translator · 10–15 minutes

SECTION 1 – Grammar

1. She ___ to work every day at 7 a.m.
  • A) go
  • B) goes
  • C) going
  • D) gone
2. We ___ studying English for two years.
  • A) are
  • B) have been
  • C) were
  • D) will
3. If it ___ tomorrow, we will stay home.
  • A) rains
  • B) rained
  • C) will rain
  • D) is raining
4. He didn’t have ___ time to finish the exam.
  • A) many
  • B) few
  • C) enough
  • D) too
5. The patient ___ by the nurse every 4 hours.
  • A) checks
  • B) is checked
  • C) was checking
  • D) has checked

SECTION 2 – Vocabulary

6. The word “improve” is closest in meaning to:
  • A) make worse
  • B) stay the same
  • C) get better
  • D) remove
7. The nurse gave the patient clear ___ about the medication.
  • A) directions
  • B) directionses
  • C) directing
  • D) directs
8. She felt very ___ before the exam.
  • A) confident
  • B) confidence
  • C) confidently
  • D) confidant

SECTION 3 – Reading

Maria is studying English because she wants to work as a nurse in the United States. She practices every day by listening to podcasts and speaking with classmates. Although it is challenging, she feels more confident each week.
9. Why is Maria studying English?
  • A) To travel
  • B) To become a teacher
  • C) To work as a nurse in the U.S.
  • D) To pass time
10. How does Maria feel now?
  • A) Frustrated
  • B) More confident
  • C) Angry
  • D) Tired

SECTION 4 – Writing

Write 3–4 sentences about yourself. Include your job or studies and why you want to improve your English.

SECTION 5 – Speaking (Optional)

Answer orally or in writing:

Tell me about your daily routine.

Score Guide (Teacher Use)

0–3: A1 Beginner
4–6: A2 Elementary
7–8: B1 Intermediate
9–10: B2 Upper-Intermediate