Italian grammar quiz for beginners (A1) 16-30

Stefano

Italian language tutor, course author. MEng, MBA. Member of the International Association of Hyperpolyglots (HYPIA). After learning 12 languages, I can tell you that we all master languages by listening and mimicking. I couldn’t find an app to recommend to my students, so I made my own one. With my method, you’ll be speaking Italian from Lesson 1.

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How to take the quiz

A quick Italian test for beginners

Beginner level (A1)

Summary

Ready to dive into Italian? This beginner’s quiz is your first step! Discover your Italian level, pinpoint grammar and vocab areas to improve, and snag a sweet discount on language courses. 🇮🇹🎉

Time Management: Set aside a quick 5-10 minutes to breeze through 30 questions. It’s a sprint, not a marathon! ⏱️
Multiple Choice: Each question offers 4 choices, but only one wins the race. Choose wisely! 🤔
Seek Perfection: Aim for that one correct answer to prove your Italiano prowess. No second-guessing! ✔️
Know Your Level: These questions are tailored for A1 (beginner) level, so no need to be a grammar guru yet! 📚
Instant Gratification: Get your results and the right answers immediately—no waiting necessary. Instant learning boost! 📈
Score a Deal: Finish the quiz and a discount coupon for language courses magically appears. Who doesn’t love a bargain? 💸
Self-Evaluation: Assess your Italiano skills and get personalized feedback on what to brush up on. Self-improvement at its finest! 🌟
Resource Recommendations: Along with your results, you’ll get tips on the best learning resources to level up your Italian game. 📖
Take the Plunge: Don’t just think about it—take the quiz now and start your journey to Italian fluency! 🚀

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How to take the quiz

Take 5-10 minutes to answer 30 questions
There are 4 options for each question
There’s only 1 correct answer for each question
The questions are for level A1 (beginner)
You will see the results together with the correct answers at the end
The discount coupon will appear upon completion

Italian grammar quiz for beginners 16-30

This test is made up of 30 questions and covers 15 lessons (16-30) of the Italian audio course "Ripeti con me!", 2 questions per lesson.

A quick Italian test for beginners

How good is your Italian?

Find your level now with this free Italian grammar quiz for beginners!

Get instant results and feedback about which Italian grammar and vocabulary you need to improve.

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Beginner level (A1)

Can introduce yourself and others and can ask and answer questions about personal details.
Can interact in a simple way provided the other person talks slowly and clearly and is prepared to help.
Can understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases.

FAQs

What is an Online Italian Test for Beginners (A1)?

An Online Italian Test for Beginners (A1) is an exam designed to assess the Italian language proficiency of individuals who are at a beginner level. The A1 level is the first level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Why take Online Italian test for beginners?

Taking an Online Italian Test for Beginners can help you get a certification, learn the language better, and place you in the appropriate language course.

Can I use the results of an Online Italian Test for Beginners (A1) to enroll in an Italian course?

Yes, you can use the results of the test to enroll in an Italian course that is appropriate for your level of proficiency.

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Comments

2 Responses

Anna says:

01/17/2021 at 6:24 PM

While taking the quiz I have done some mistakes, and, so, I would like to read relevant grammar materials. How can I get access to lessons N 16-30? Thanks.

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1. Stefano says:
  
  01/18/2021 at 2:47 AM
  
  You find Ripeti Con Me here. 🙂
  https://www.thinkinitalian.com/rcm-programma/
  And grammar notes here:
  https://www.thinkinitalian.com/italian-grammar-notes-exercises/
  Both links are also on your dashboard.