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Here are some online tests I've found to help you check your progress:
http://www.russian.language.ru/test.htm
A short test with 50 questions getting progressively more difficult.
http://www.joensuu.fi/fld/russian/kirilka/testit/
Five different level test, based on тест по русскому языку как иностранному, but of course only includes the grammar section.
I've just done the first test. I answered 46 questions correctly out of 50. My level is Advanced. I'm wondering if anyone can beat me? :lol: To be honest, there are a few controversial questions in that test. That's probably why I didn't answer all those questions correctly.
You answered 44 questions correctly out of 50.
Your level is 'Upper-Intermediate'!
Almost! :wink:
I got 50 out of 50. And I agree about controversial questions. In those cases I chose the variant which I considered more common and formal.Quote:
Originally Posted by ReDSanchous
Kalinka_vinnie, I think your result is really good. :)
36 out of 50-Intermediate. Is that good for ~7 months studying Russian?
I've taken this test before.
I think I'll throw my Russian books away. Two years later and no improvement. :(
Arg, I flunked.
I am only lower intermediate. I am sure I would have done better if I tried. Oh well. I hate tests.
Hmm... maybe its just me, but I have to question how accurately a test can measure somebodies foreign language ability that consists only of 50, multiple choice questions.
tdk
Multiple choice is about the best you can do w/ computer graded-either that or fill-in-the-blank.Quote:
Originally Posted by tdk2fe
Dont lie, u tried your hardest.Quote:
Originally Posted by kwatts59
50/50 and I only skimmed through questions/answers.
Not bad for uneducated guy, huh? :)
46 8)
35, so I'm intermediate! Hooray!
right :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by net surfer
It cant, it's just for fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by tdk2fe
43. The ones at the end were hard like an throbbing erection.
Gimme 5! 8)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lt. Columbo
What's with this sudden fixation on male genitals? :roll:Quote:
Originally Posted by TATY
Funny question 27, all four variants can be used :)
P.S. My score is 49 :)Quote:
27. Я не знаю, ... он ходил вчера.
a) куда b) что c) где d) сколько
P.P.S. OK, "Я не знаю, что он ходил вчера" sounds unnatural, but anyway it's funny :)
?!?!
How can anything other than куда work there?
Я не знаю, сколько он ходил вчера.
I don't know how long/how far he was walking yesterday
Я не знаю, где он ходил вчера.
I don't know where he was walking yesterday
as in: я ходил в городе (I was walking in the town (not TO town))
Я не знаю, что он ходил вчера.
this one is thougher...
It works, beleive me :). Maybe I can't give correct translations, but I'll try.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darobat
1. Я не знаю, где он ходил вчера
I don't know where he was walking yesterday.
2. Я не знаю, сколько он ходил вчера.
I don't know how much time he was walking yesterday
As for "что", if there was no "не", it would be
Я знаю, что он ходил вчера
and it's absolutely correct.
P.S. Kalinka :)
pranki is right. All the four variants are correct. I'll try to shed some light on it.
1. Я не знаю, куда он вчера ходил.
=I don't know where he went yesterday.
2. Я не знаю, что он ходил вчера.
=I don't know that he went (somewhere) yesterday.
3. Я не знаю, где он ходил вчера.
=I don't know where (=to what place) he went yesterday.
The answer to this sentence could be:
Он ходил вчера по полу = He went on the floor yesterday.
Он ходил по центру Москвы вчера = He wandered around downtown Moscow yesterday.
4. Я не знаю, сколько он ходил вчера.
=I don't know how much time he spent walking yesterday.
Is it clear now? All of these sentences are grammatically correct but that doesn't mean that they're natural.
I think all of them are natural except for the second one.Quote:
Originally Posted by ReDSanchous
Ooooh, I see. Thanks
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18 out of 50.....
:roll:
but hey, I'm only studying it for 3 months now :D
42 out of 50. I think i've done it before though. At least i've improved, last time I got 41.
how long have you been studying Russian? Perhaps, you mentioned it in your previous posts but I don't remember now.
About 7 months of hard-out study. I have however, always known the alphabet and the basics "здравствуйте, как тебя зовут etc" because my mum speaks some Russian so i guess it wasn't as out there for me when I first starting studying seriously as for others, but hey i'm pretty pleased with my progress thus far!
That's very good that you can answer 42 questions correctly after 7 months of studying! I applaud you! :thumbs:
31 out of 50. Well I'm happy with this score as the last 15 questions I could not really answer
Where are the answers? I want to learn on my mistakes
47/50
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