Test de nivel de inglés: descubre si eres A1, A2 o B1

Test de nivel de inglés - Step On English

¿Para quién es este examen diagnóstico?

Este test de nivel de inglés es para cualquiera que estudie inglés por su cuenta o en una institución y necesite un punto de referencia externo. En particular, resulta útil en cuatro situaciones.

Si vas a empezar un curso y no sabes en qué nivel inscribirte. El resultado te dice si conviene entrar en A1, A2 o B1, y sobre todo qué contenidos ya dominas y cuáles no.

Si estudias por tu cuenta y llevas meses avanzando sin saber si progresas. Repetir el test cada dos o tres meses te da una medida comparable, algo difícil de conseguir cuando aprendes de forma autodidacta.

Si piensas presentar una certificación internacional como el B1 Preliminary de Cambridge o un examen equivalente. El test usa la misma escala de referencia, así que te muestra si el terreno gramatical y lector está cubierto antes de invertir en la inscripción.

Si cursas la preparatoria en México y quieres saber cómo se traduce tu asignatura de inglés al estándar internacional. El programa oficial y el MCER llegan al mismo destino, pero organizan los contenidos en un orden distinto: este test sigue el orden internacional, así que te enseña el mapa completo del nivel B1 tal como lo entiende el mundo, no solo la parte que te ha tocado ver hasta ahora.

Antes de empezar. Este test estima tu nivel a partir de gramática, vocabulario y comprensión lectora. No evalúa speakinglistening ni writing, y no equivale a una certificación oficial: es una herramienta de orientación. Su margen de error es de aproximadamente ±7 %, así que si quedas en el límite entre dos niveles, tómalo como un límite y no como un veredicto. Respóndelo sin diccionario ni traductor; de lo contrario el resultado no te servirá de nada.

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English Placement Test

Este test estima tu nivel de inglés entre A1 y B1 según el Marco Común Europeo de Referencia (MCER).

48 preguntas · 30–35 minutos · una sola respuesta correcta

Las preguntas van de menor a mayor dificultad. Es normal que las últimas te resulten complicadas: no las adivines a la ligera, pero tampoco te detengas demasiado. Responde sin diccionario ni traductor — de lo contrario el resultado no te servirá de nada.

Al terminar verás tu nivel estimado y cuántos aciertos tuviste en cada bloque de dificultad.

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1. My mother's brother is my ___.

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2. Sofía works in a restaurant. She prepares all the food in the kitchen. She is a ___.

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3. Sara ___ swim very well, but she ___ ride a bicycle.

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4. There's a small park ___ the hospital and the school.

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5. Be careful — there are two sharp ___ on the kitchen table.

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6. ___ you got any brothers or sisters?

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7. That's Laura, and this is ___ brother, Tom.

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8. ___ your sister a nurse? — No, she works at a bank.

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9. You need to leave class ten minutes early. You ask your teacher:

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10. A waiter asks, "Are you ready to order?" The most natural answer is:

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11. At the end of the meal, the waiter brings you the ___ and you pay.

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12. Before I go to bed, I always ___ my teeth.

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13. ___ people are coming to the party, and ___ food do we need?

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14. This isn't my jacket — mine is black. I think it's ___.

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15. Which sentence is correct?

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16. Normally I take the bus, but this week I ___ to work because the weather is so nice.

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17. "How was your weekend?" The most natural answer is:

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18. Hundreds of runners ___ in the marathon last weekend to raise money for the hospital.

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19. Every Sunday my family ___ a picnic in the park near the lake.

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20. She plays the piano really ___ for someone who only started last year.

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21. This coffee is ___ hot to drink, and the cup isn't big ___.

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22. Look at those black clouds! It ___ any minute now.

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23. Nobody ___ the answer, so in the end the teacher ___ us a clue.

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24. She ___ the museum yesterday because it was closed for repairs.

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25. Read the email and answer the question.

"Hi Dani,
Thanks so much for the invitation — the wedding sounds lovely. Unfortunately I'm on a training course in Lisbon that whole week and there's no way I can get out of it. I've sent something small to your parents' address, since I don't have your new one. Have a wonderful day, and please send photos!
Love, Rosa"

Why is Rosa writing?

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26. Read the text and answer the question.

"When I was fifteen I entered a school cooking competition, mainly because my best friend didn't want to do it alone. I burnt the first dish completely and the judges were clearly unimpressed. But one of them, a chef from a local restaurant, came over afterwards and offered me weekend work in his kitchen. Fifteen years later I'm still there — now as head chef."

What is the writer's main point?

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27. Your neighbour is struggling with three heavy bags. You say:

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28. My doctor told me to ___ down on sugar and salt.

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29. I'm really looking ___ to the summer holidays.

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30. They've lived in that flat ___ over a decade, and ___ 2018 they've been trying to sell it.

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31. I ___ to Brazil twice, but I ___ Rio de Janeiro yet.

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32. While I ___ dinner, someone ___ loudly at the front door.

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33. You mostly agree with a colleague, but you have one reservation. You say:

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34. ___, the benefits of the project clearly outweigh the risks.

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35. A team from the university has ___ a two-year study on air quality in twelve cities.

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36. The article ___ that social media has fundamentally changed how young people read.

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37. Sales fell sharply last year; ___, the company had to close two of its branches.

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38. The new filter ___ up to 95% of the pollutants from the water.

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39. You ___ ask Dr Ruiz about it — she ___ know the answer, although I can't promise anything.

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40. Solar panels ___ in this factory since 2015.

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41. A colleague asks what you would do if the funding were cut. You reply:

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42. The hotel has given you a much smaller room than the one you booked. At reception you say:

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43. ___ the heavy rain, the match went ahead exactly as planned.

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44. Air ___ in the capital has reached dangerous levels this winter.

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45. I'd like to ___ an appointment with Dr Hassan for next Tuesday morning.

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46. The concert was ___ at the last minute because the singer had lost her voice.

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47. He ___ be at home — his car is outside and every light in the house is on.

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48. When we got to the office on Monday morning, we realised it ___ into over the weekend.

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📚 ¿Por dónde sigo?

Busca la zona de tu resultado y empieza por el tema donde fallaste más preguntas. No repases lo que ya dominas: el primer bloque que se te resistió es donde rinde el esfuerzo.

🔎 ¿Buscas otro tema? Encuentra más temas de gramática organizados por nivel en el Índice de Grammar.

💡 Consejo: Este test no se aprueba ni se reprueba. Alguien de nivel A1 que obtiene A1 acertó exactamente lo que debía. Lo útil no es la etiqueta, sino el bloque donde empezaste a fallar.

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