Placement Test

Business English Assessment

Find Your Business English Level

Think your English is ready for the workplace? Let’s find out.

This test is designed to challenge your ability to communicate in real business situations—not just basic grammar. Through 30 carefully selected questions, you’ll discover how well you can handle emails, meetings, and professional conversations.

Get your result instantly and understand exactly where you stand—and what to do next.

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1. Choose the correct sentence.

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2. Choose the best option.

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3. Choose the correct option.

By the time the meeting starts, we ___ the report.

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4. Choose the most appropriate sentence.

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5. Choose the correct option.

If the company ___ earlier, it would be in a better position now.

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6. Choose the correct option.

We were about to sign the contract when they suddenly ___ the terms.

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7. Choose the best word.

The new policy will have a significant ___ on employee performance.

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8. Choose the correct sentence.

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9. Reading Question

Read the text:

The company had been experiencing steady growth for three years. However, after expanding too quickly into new markets, it began to face operational challenges. As a result, profits declined despite increased sales.

Question:
What is the main reason profits declined?

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10. Choose the most appropriate option.

We recommend that the proposal ___ revised before submission.

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11. Subtle Meaning / Tone

Choose the best option:

We expected the project to be completed last week. It is now significantly overdue.

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12. Which is the most appropriate sentence?

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13. Choose the most appropriate sentence.

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14. Reading Question

Read the text:

The manager acknowledged that the initial strategy was ineffective. Nevertheless, instead of changing direction immediately, the team decided to analyze the data further to avoid making another mistake.

Question:
Why did the team delay changing the strategy?

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15. Listening Question

What are the two main changes mentioned in the call?

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16. Choose the correct option.

The report is not only inaccurate ___ misleading.

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17. Choose the best option.

We need someone who is capable ___ handling high-pressure situations.

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18. Choose the correct sentence.

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19. Reading Question

Read the text:

Despite a significant increase in revenue, the company’s net profit remained stable. This was mainly due to rising operational costs and increased investment in infrastructure.

Question:
What can be inferred from the text?

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20. Choose the most appropriate option.

It’s essential that every employee ___ aware of the new regulations.

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21. Choose the correct option.

No sooner ___ the meeting started than the client raised a major concern.

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22. Choose the best word.

The CEO emphasized the importance of maintaining a competitive ___ in the market.

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23. Choose the most appropriate sentence.

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24. Reading Question

Read the text:

The company decided to outsource part of its operations to reduce costs. While this improved short-term profitability, it also led to concerns about quality control and long-term sustainability.

Question:
What is the main implication of this decision?

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25. Choose the correct option.

If the proposal ___ approved, we would have proceeded with the project.

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26. Choose the correct option.

Scarcely ___ when the system crashed.

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27. Choose the best word.

The company needs to ___ its strategy to remain competitive.

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28. Choose the most appropriate option.

His explanation was clear, but it didn’t fully ___ the concerns raised by the client.

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29. Reading Question

Read the text:

Although the new system was designed to improve efficiency, employees found it difficult to use at first. Over time, however, proper training led to increased productivity and fewer errors.

Question:
What can be concluded from the text?

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30. Listening Question:

Which supplier option will they most likely choose?

Your score is

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A1 (Elementary) 20% to 33%

You can understand basic work English, but you need stronger grammar and more core business vocabulary.

B1 (Intermediate) 33% to 55%

You can communicate in familiar work situations, but you still need more accuracy and stronger sentence structure.

B2 (Upper-Intermediate) 55% to 80%

You communicate well in professional settings and can handle meetings and emails, but you need more advanced vocabulary and smoother fluency.

C1 (Advanced) 80% to 100%

You have strong Business English and communicate professionally with good control. Your next step is polishing style, tone, and advanced business expressions.

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