Practice · B2 Upper Intermediate
German B2 Practice Questions
432 questions at CEFR B2. Every one shows its answer and explains why the other options are wrong, and none of them use a word above B2.
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- Grammar Gap-Fill Sprachbausteine Pick the form that fits the gap — cases, verb endings, prepositions and connectors in real sentences. 132 questions
- Vocabulary Gap-Fill Wortschatz One word is missing and only one of four fits. Tests meaning, not grammar. 81 questions
- Articles — der, die or das Artikel The single hardest habit in German. Drill the gender of the nouns at your level. 60 questions
- Reading Comprehension Leseverstehen Read a short German text and answer questions about what it actually says. 81 questions
- True or False Richtig oder Falsch Decide whether each statement matches the text. Fast, and unforgiving of skim-reading. 78 questions
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What is tested at German B2?
Interact with a degree of fluency that makes conversation with native speakers effortless. These 432 questions cover that ground: the grammar the level introduces, the 1,861 words it adds, and reading texts written to sit at it.
How many questions should I do in one sitting?
One set of ten, then read the explanations for everything you got wrong before starting the next. Ten wrong answers you understand beat fifty you clicked through.
Am I ready for B2?
A rough test: work through one set of ten at B2 and one at B1. If the easier set is comfortable and the B2 set is about two-thirds right, you are at the right place to study. If B2 is under half right, drop a level for a while.