Grade 6English
English 6: unit4 My neighbourhood
VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR
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Grade 4English
E4- My week
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Grade 3English
E3- Our friends
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Grade 2English
E2- Numbers and Colours
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Grade 7English
English 7: Unit 3 Community Service
Vocabulary: Community service, volunteer, donate (books, old clothes), nursing home, orphanage, homeless children, pick up litter, plant trees / vegetables.
Grade 5English
E5- MCQ (Verb form)
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Grade 5English
E5- My foreign friends
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Grade 6English
English 6 - unit 3: My Friends
covers phonetics (/b/ and /p/), vocabulary about personality and body parts, the present continuous tense, and reading/communication skills
Grade 5English
E5- All about me
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Grade 6English
English 6 - Unit 2: My House
Vocabulary & Grammar & Structures Types of houses: Town house, country house, villa, stilt house, apartment.Rooms & Furniture: Living room, bedroom, kitchen,
Grade 1English
E1- At the fish and chip shop
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Grade 7English
ENGLISH 7- UNIT 2 Healthy Living
UNIT 2 Healthy Living
Grade 5English
E5 - TEST 1 Multiple Choice (Advance)
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Grade 9English
E9 - Vietnamese lifestyle: then and now (VOCABULARY)
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Grade 9English
E9 - Our experiences (VOCABULARY)
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How to Make the Most of These English Practice Tests
Choose a quiz that matches the learner’s current level and read the instructions before starting. Work through each question carefully. After finishing, review mistakes and practise the same skill again in a later session.
Choose a suitable level
Use the grade filter to narrow the list. Younger learners can focus on familiar words and basic sentence patterns, while older learners can work on longer reading passages and more complex grammar.
Practise one skill at a time
Look at each quiz title and description to identify its topic. Short, focused sessions can help learners build vocabulary, grammar awareness, reading comprehension and confidence.
Review and try again
When a question is difficult, note the word or rule that caused the problem. Revisit that topic before attempting another quiz so practice leads to learning, not just a score.
More ways to practise
Explore interactive English mini games or browse printable English worksheets for offline practice.
Who are these quizzes for?
The public collection contains quizzes shared by teachers on English Quiz Kids. Check each quiz’s grade, title and description to decide whether it suits the learner.
How should families use practice quizzes?
Let the learner answer independently first. Afterwards, discuss difficult questions together and choose a follow-up activity that targets the skill they need to improve.
Can I find a quiz by topic or grade?
Use the search field for a topic or subject and the grade selector to narrow the results. Clear the filters to return to the full public collection.