Oct
21
Poetry Test
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There’s lots of poets and lots of different styles in which they write. Can you tell a metaphor from a simile? Most children and adults have a difficult time with grammar and identifying grammatic terminology even when they’re excellent readers.
This poetry terminology quiz is designed to help students recognize metonyms and recognize power of style when it comes to vocabulary and syntax. So, take the quiz!
Oct
20
Poetry Terminology Quiz
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Oct
19
Linguistics and Poetry Test
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Many people don’t know how language is constructed. The different tenses in themselves can be elusive, but actually knowing about rhythm, vocabulary, etc. is something that every good writer should know. It’s also something that every good poet should know about as well.
It’s important as a poet to get a good idea of the history that came before you, this includes examining various grammatical structures. Take this test and see if you’re up to the task!
Oct
13
Poetry Terminology Quiz
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There’s lots of poets and lots of different styles in which they write. Can you tell a metaphor from a simile? Most children and adults have a difficult time with grammar and identifying grammatic terminology even when they’re excellent readers.
This poetry terminology quiz is designed to help students recognize metonyms and recognize power of style when it comes to vocabulary and syntax. So, take the quiz!
Sep
22
New Test: German Test
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Is your German vocabulary really terrible and you want to improve? Or, are you just starting to learn German and you want to test your skills? If so, this test is definitely right for you!
Learn about German anatomy, geography, and other important tourist words while you take a fun and easy quiz! Your friends will be jealous that you kann Deutsch sprechen!
Sep
13
New Test: German Short Test
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Learn German the fun way! Are you preparing to go to Germany and want to make sure that you can speak the language well enough to get around? This test will help you with your German grammar, vocabulary and orthography.
After completing this test, you’ll get a better understanding of how much more language learning you need (or don’t need!) before you make your trip. Hopefully, this short test will boost your confidence whether or not you plan to fly to Deutschland, oder spreche auf Deutsch mit ein Freund!
Sep
6
New Test: The Verb Avoir
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“Avoir” is a very common and very useful French verb. It indicates possession, but it can also be used to form the past tense and to say how old you are. This test will help you learn to conjugate “Avoir” in all of its tenses so that you can speak, write, hear, and read French like a pro.
Don’t be scared. Just fasten your seatbelt, turn on the air conditioning, and take this test.
Sep
1
New Test: French Future Tense
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Unlike English, French has a conjugated future tense. While the conjugation is fairly simple, some people still have difficulty remembering the special verb forms associated with different pronouns.
However, if you give yourself just a little bit of practice, you shouldn’t have such a hard time passing this test. Just remember the following forms:
je: -ai
tu: -as
il/elle: -a
nous: -ons
vous: -ez
ils/elles: -ont
Aug
25
There are several different dialects of American English spoken in the United States aside from “standard” American English.
This test will examine your dialect based on a few questions concerning usage. This test is not perfect (several dialects are missing), but it is still a pretty interesting tool and is fairly accurate.
Don’t take it too seriously. Just try to have a good time and don’t stress yourself out.
Aug
18
New Test: Online French Grammar Test
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This test examines the extent of your skills in French grammar.
It consists of three parts organized by difficulty.
The first part, labeled “EASIEST” consists mainly of verb conjugation and simple usage questions.
The second part, labeled “A BIT HARDER” is exactly what it says: the same sort of questions, only a bit more difficult.
And finally, the third part is called “HARDEST” and this consists of very nicely delineated grammatical problems that even native speakers may have some difficulty with from time to time.
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