Which level are you at?

Question

I tried this quite extensive online test:

http://www.spanish-test.net/index.htm

I scored the following: A1: 97 % A2: 87 % B1: 77 % B2: 50 %

According to this Im at level B1, as you need at least 70 % to pass each level. Its a nice way to test yourself, if you can spare an hour.

Which level are you at?

That makes you at B1 then no? :-) - afowen, Apr 6, 2012

Yes, thanks. I obiously hit the wrong key there... - Thomas-de-Noruega, Apr 7, 2012

obviously... - Thomas-de-Noruega, Apr 7, 2012

Answer 1

Thank you for sharing Thomas. I just took it and passed A1. ¡Un milagro! Jajaja!

I'm going to put A2 on hold until much later. I'm not there yet. I'll try it when I finish reading about tenses and muster the courage to talk to a native speaker on skype.

Felicidades :-) - Thomas-de-Noruega, Apr 6, 2012

Answer 2

Phew... that's a long test.

• A1: 93
• A2: 90
• B1: 93
• B2: 77 (had to retake this one, the first time I had a sixty-something. The second time they switched like half the questions )

Very good! - Noetol, Apr 7, 2012

Great scores! To you alle the 3 first levels seem the same! - Thomas-de-Noruega, Apr 7, 2012

Thanks. Too bad there was such a significant drop in the last part, but helps me to know what to work on ;o) - Goldie_Miel, Apr 8, 2012

Answer 3

Thanks for posting this, Thomas. I'm going to give it a try.

Buena suerte :-) - Thomas-de-Noruega, Apr 6, 2012

Gracias! - rac1, Apr 6, 2012

I only scored 70%. Still trying:) - rac1, Apr 6, 2012

If you scored 70 % at the A1 then you have passed that level! - Thomas-de-Noruega, Apr 7, 2012

Answer 4

I scored the following: A1 93% A2 73% B1 70% so I have passed as B1 and I might do the B2 tommorrow as it is nearly 1am here and I am going to bed. Buenas noches.

Well done! - Thomas-de-Noruega, Apr 6, 2012

Answer 5

Took the test, 100, 70,70, 60. Some ofthose questions are pretty confusing without more context! Very interesting, though.

Well done! - Thomas-de-Noruega, Apr 6, 2012

Thanks! - Noetol, Apr 7, 2012

Answer 6

Here is a link to another thread that I posted awhile ago with a link to the National Spanish Exams. These exams are more comprehensive tests with levels 1 - 6. Representing one to six years of formal Spanish classes. It also allows for three categories: regular, outside experience and bilingual. You can take several years of back tests. You will get the graded raw score and can view those you missed. Also for the 2010 and 2011 tests you can convert your raw score to a percentile ranking against everyone who took the test in the same level and category. Check it out.

National Spanish Exams

Fabuloso! - rac1, Apr 6, 2012

Answer 7

Thank you for the link. I'm new to spanish and discovered I have a long way to go. I will use the test to check my progress. Thanks again!!

Buena suerte :-) - Thomas-de-Noruega, Apr 7, 2012