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You are playing as a guest. Sign in to save your progress & unlock rewards!English is one of the trickiest languages in the world, and even harder to learn for middle schoolers due to its many obscure grammatical rules. It's fairly easy to mess up the rules, even for native speakers who have been using English all their lives.
How good is your command of English? You might not know this fair language of ours as well as you think. Vocabulary quizzes like this one can truly challenge your knowledge. Do you know when to use words like "descendant", "sequel" and "successor"? How about "recede", "subside" and "wane"? These are groups of different words with similar meanings, after all. Now imagine you are a middle schooler taking on a test like this. It is much harder than it looks.
Very few adults can actually pass this quiz, and even fewer actually ace it. Can you? There is only one way to find out. Start the quiz now and let's see how well you can do!
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6 Comments
I got 13 out of 15!
Congratulations! Getting such a high score in this confusing test, means that you are a real fighter. You didn’t give up, even when the questions got harder. You were able to stay focused in order to complete this test with a high score. Thumbs up!
This is one of the worst quizzes yet on this site. Some of the answers make little sense. In other cases, certain key prepositions are missing. At least one question has two correct answers. Please review this quiz carefully and correct these errors.
You got 10 out of 15!
Congratulations! Getting such a high score in this confusing test, means that you are a real fighter. You didn’t give up, even when the questions got harder. You were able to stay focused in order to complete this test with a high score. Thumbs up!
15/15!!!!
He broke into an exit? Say what?
I don’t agree with pass off. It should be pass as.
15/15 great!!!