ESOL Revision & Practice Questions
Build your English skills for ESOL Entry Level 1 to Level 3 exams with practice questions covering reading, grammar, vocabulary and everyday communication.
Topics covered
- Entry Level 1 ESOL — 150 questions
- Entry Level 2 ESOL — 150 questions
- Entry Level 3 ESOL — 150 questions
- Level 1 ESOL — 150 questions
- Level 2 ESOL — 150 questions
- Level 3 ESOL — 150 questions
Try 10 free sample questions
These are real questions from the app — the correct answer is highlighted, and every question in the app comes with a full teaching explanation like the one shown.
- D
- B
- P
- E
Show explanation
Correct answer: B comes before C in the alphabet.
- The deadline is earlier
- The report is cancelled
- The deadline is later
- A different report is needed
Show explanation
Correct answer: The deadline is earlier
- The new leisure centre opens next week and I think it will be great for the community
- The new leisure centre opens next week and it will be great for the community
- I think the new leisure centre is great and it opens next week for the community
- The new leisure centre opens next week, the community will use it
Show explanation
Correct answer: The new leisure centre opens next week and I think it will be great for the community
- Read every page of the website
- Close the website
- Look at the homepage only
- Type 'returns policy' in the search bar
Show explanation
Correct answer: Type 'returns policy' in the search bar is the quickest and most direct way to find the information you need.
- Accepting everything the text says in everyday conversation
- Evaluating the author's argument, considering evidence, bias, and alternative viewpoints
- Reading it as fast as possible in professional or academic writing contexts
- Only reading the conclusion during formal interactions
Show explanation
Correct answer: Critical reading means evaluating the author's argument, considering evidence, bias, and alternative viewpoints.
- Stop listening because it is too complex during professional exchanges or formal settings
- Record it and never listen again in professional contexts according to convention
- Only focus on words you already know across different types of writing and contexts
- Identify the key legal concept being discussed, listen for examples and case references, and infer meaning from the argument structure
Show explanation
Correct answer: When listening to complex professional content, identify the key concept (here: vicarious liability), listen for examples and case references, and use the argument structure to infer meaning.
- I live in Birmingham
- I am ten
- My favourite food is pizza
- I go on Tuesday
Show explanation
Correct answer: I live in Birmingham
- Their going to the park
- They left their coats in the classroom
- Their is a dog outside
- Their very happy today
Show explanation
Correct answer: They left their coats in the classroom
- experiance
- experence
- expirience
- experience
Show explanation
Correct answer: The correct spelling is "experience" with an "i" after the "r" and "e" before the "nce".
- Past and current medical conditions, surgeries, and allergies
- Only recent illnesses in most situations
- Your family's medical history only
- Nothing, it is optional during formal interactions
Show explanation
Correct answer: Medical history means past and current medical conditions, surgeries, and allergies.
Why revise with Revise Right?
- Every question written in the style and difficulty of the real exam.
- Teaching explanations for every answer — learn the topic, not just the answer.
- Timed mock exams, progress tracking, streaks and leagues to keep you motivated.
- All questions bundled offline — revise on the train, on site, anywhere.
ESOL revision FAQs
How many ESOL practice questions are in Revise Right?
Revise Right has 900 ESOL practice questions across 6 topics, each written in the style and difficulty of the real exam.
What ESOL topics can I revise?
You can revise Entry Level 1 ESOL, Entry Level 2 ESOL, Entry Level 3 ESOL, Level 1 ESOL, Level 2 ESOL, Level 3 ESOL. Every topic has its own question bank so you can focus on the areas you find hardest.
Is the ESOL question bank free?
Yes — Revise Right is free to download on iOS and Android, and all questions are bundled offline so you can revise without an internet connection.
Do the ESOL questions include explanations?
Yes. Every question comes with a full teaching explanation, so you learn the underlying topic rather than just memorising the answer.