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If you wish to test your German language skills before embarking on a German language stay abroad, we have the right test for you!

Our free German language test includes 40 multiple-choice questions ranging from grammar to vocabulary and it is ideal for students who want to improve their knowledge or simply measure their level to make sure they enroll in the right course.

The duration of the test is approximately 20 minutes and provides an immediate result: an evaluation of your level as well as the list of answers marked for your review. You don't need to enter your details or wait any further, you can also repeat the test as many time as you like.

We hope you enjoy our online German test.

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Hello Everyone! So I took the Telc Deutsch B1 Test on 16th September and got my results on 13th Oct. Well, I passed the test??!! I scored 240/300, but I am happy with myself. I prepared for over a month and took lots of test on YouTube. I had taken the Goethe A2 Test last year so I was familiar with the basics. My scores are :

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To obtain the "Zertifikat Integrationskurs", you must first prove that you have been awarded the overall result of B1 in the "German test for immigrants" (DTZ) language test. This shows that you have achieved an important objective of the integration course.

The DTZ consists of a written and an oral test. The written test lasts 100 minutes and consists of listening and reading exercises. You must also write a short letter. The oral part of the test lasts approximately 15 minutes. During this time, you must briefly introduce yourself and talk with the examiners and another examination candidates about specific topics.

To attain language level B1 or A2 in the examination, you will need to achieve the relevant level in the "Speaking" part of the examination and in at least one of the other two parts of the test, namely "Hearing and Reading" or "Writing".

Preparing for the test is an important part of the immigration course. Here you will become familiar with the individual parts of the test and be able to practise the exercises together with the other course attendees.

In addition, you can download a sample test paper for the DTZ below as a pdf document and get a first impression of what the test is like. In addition to sample exercises, it also contains detailed information on taking the test and how it is assessed. The audio recordings for the listening comprehension part of the test can be downloaded as MP3 files.

If you have not passed the language test by attaining level B1 after attending the entire integration course, the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees may permit you to repeat the course on a one-off basis by attending an additional 300 lessons. Approval also includes the right to sit the language test once more free of charge.

Each test candidate receives a test paper with a total of 33 questions. The test paper shows four possible answers for each question. The candidates must put a cross beside the correct answer in each case. Candidates have 60 minutes to answer 33 questions. To pass the test, candidates must answer at least 15 of the 33 questions correctly. In accordance with section 1 subsection (3) of the Ordinance concerning the Naturalisation Test (Einbrgerungstestverordnung), it is mandatory to answer at least 17 of the 33 questions correctly in order to prove your knowledge as specified by section 10 subsection (1), first sentence, No. 7 of the Nationality Act (Staatsangehrigkeitsgesetz).

The aim of the integration course is that you pass the final examination. The final examination consists of two language tests, namely the "German language test for immigrants" (DTZ) and the "Life in Germany" test.

In the DTZ language test, you can demonstrate an overall result of A2 or B1 based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). If you pass the language test at level B1 and the "Life in Germany" test, then you have passed the final examination and will receive the "Zertifikat Integrationskurs" (integration course certificate).

Additionally, if you take the "Life in Germany" test, you can also demonstrate the knowledge of the legal and social system, and life in general, in Germany required for naturalisation (section 10 subsection (1), first sentence, No. 7 of the Nationality Act [StAG]), if you have scored at least 17 points on this test.

Deutsch [Music Perception 3(2), 127-154, 1985] outlined an effect of frequency anisotropy occurring in dichotic tests which may challenge the usual interpretation of such tests in terms of functional asymmetry of the cerebral hemispheres. This study is aimed at verifying the relevance of Deutsch's findings in the case of a dichotic test of musical chords. A single choice dichotic chord test was administered to two groups of subjects (N = 20, N = 28) with different levels of musical competence. The results show that the left ear advantage obtained cannot be explained on the basis of Deutsch's effect.

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Would you like to find out how good your German skills really are? Then take a few minutes' time to complete one of the three free online German tests.

Depending on how much time you have at your disposal, you can choose between the short German test or the long German test. In order not to distort the results, please complete the tests without the help of a dictionary or grammar book!

NOTE: If you take a German course at ActiLingua Academy, these online tests do not replace the written assessment test during the placement procedure.

Find out more about our German course levels on our website.

For more detailed results and an indication of which of five levels ('beginner' to 'intermediate 2') best describes your level of German, take a bit more time and complete our free long test.

Duration: approximate 30 minutes.

You begin by choosing the correct answers for ten simple questions; if you answer at least 80% of the questions correctly, you progress to the next level and so on. Depending on how far you get, you are classified between 'beginner' and 'intermediate 2'...

Good luck! >> On to the test

The short test is freely accessible without a password and takes approx. 8 minutes to complete. The results are available immediately in terms of percentages.

Duration: approximate 8 minutes.>> On to the test

As a rule, the naturalization test is used to determine whether the applicant has the necessary familiarity with Germany's legal system, society and living conditions. The test consists of 33 questions including three questions which apply only to the German state where the applicant lives. Applicants must choose the correct answer from four possible responses. To pass, applicants must answer 17 questions correctly. In recent years, more than 90% of applicants have passed the test. Persons under age 16 and those who do not meet the testing requirements due to illness, disability or age do not have to take the test. And anyone who has graduated from a German school or from German higher education in law or social, political or administrative sciences does not have to take the test.

You can take a sample test on the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees website. After you have answered all the questions, you can see which questions you answered correctly. Then you can read through the correct answers including brief background information. You may also answer an interactive list of questions online. After each question is answered, the correct answer will be displayed.

This online test is free. A number of private services also offer to help prepare for the naturalization test, but information about the cost of these services is often hidden in the "small print". Be sure to read the service provider's terms and conditions carefully before agreeing to anything.

These seven German language certifications measure your German language skills using the CEFR levels. Each of these tests provides an official assessment of German proficiency for learners in different situations.

Different versions of the Goethe-Zertifikat tests for levels A1 (lower beginner) through B2 (upper intermediate) can be taken by both younger students and adults. The tests for the C1 and C2 levels, however, are for adults only. Students, visa seekers, or workers can all benefit from getting a Goethe-Zertifikat.

The Goethe-Zertifikat C2, also called Grosses Deutsches Sprachdiplom (Great German Language Diploma), measures a near-native mastery of German by non-native speakers. The test can be taken by any German learner over the age of sixteen. It works best for people who would like to teach, do research, or study in Germany. e24fc04721