What Do You Know About The 7th Edition Of The Ef
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This seventh edition of the EF EPI is based on test data from more than one million test takers who completed three different versions of the EF Standard English Test (EF SET) in 2016. Do you think you know about the EF 7th edition? Take our quiz to prove your knowledge.
- 1.What is EF in respect to your field of studies?
- A.
Standard for English Speaking Continent
- B.
English Proficiency Index
- C.
World standard dictionary
- D.
English learning Syllables
- 2.What is the 7th edition EF?
- A.
World Standard English
- B.
New English dictionary
- C.
Latest English syllable
- D.
Standard English test (set in 2016)
- 3.How many countries in the globe ranked best English speaking nation as at 2017?
- A.
100
- B.
110
- C.
80
- D.
200
- 4.Which continent score highest in EF proficiency test conducted in 2016?
- A.
Africa
- B.
Asia
- C.
Europe
- D.
North America
- 5.Which continent is the EF second highest scoring region?
- A.
Asia
- B.
Europe
- C.
African
- D.
North America
- 6.What is the statute of English proficiency in Africa?
- A.
Below the global average
- B.
Two points behind Asia
- C.
Slightly higher than Asia
- D.
Lowest English proficiency
- 7.Worldwide, which gender, speak English better than other?
- A.
Women speak English better than men
- B.
Men speak English better than women
- C.
Both genders cannot speak English
- D.
None of the Above
- 8.In respect to age, which grade of people speak better English?
- A.
Older people
- B.
Older people
- C.
Younger people
- D.
None of the above
- 9.Why is EF SET so erratic in education system?
- A.
Education system focus more on speaking and writing
- B.
Education system focus more on listening and reading
- C.
Because less qualified student may not continue unto university
- D.
EF is a compulsory subject to study in school
- 10.English is globally regarded as what?
- A.
Number 1 language in the world
- B.
International language of business
- C.
Most circulated language in curriculum
- D.
Executive language
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