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C2 English Test

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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
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30 Questions8 MinutesCreated by LearningLion27

If I _____ you, I'd buy 2 of them.

Was

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.

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:

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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