Open free Vocabulary Exercises, pick a CEFR level, finish a short set, then check Your Answer, Correct Answer, and Explanation.
On Learnig Resources, open the Vocabulary skill. The card shows a green FREE badge and says Browse and practice vocabulary exercises. Select Practice vocabulary. Guests can practice without an account. Sign in when you want progress saved.
Vocabulary Exercises is a library of short meaning and usage sets. The subtitle is Practice vocabulary meaning and usage. Search with Search vocabulary exercises..., or filter with All Levels.
Cards show a level badge such as A2 - ELEMENTARY, B1 - INTERMEDIATE, or B2 - UPPER INTERMEDIATE, the source (From Learnig or By a teacher), the title, a short description, and a count such as 10 questions. Select Start Practice.
Vocabulary Exercises grid with Search, All Levels, and Start Practice.
Use an easier level when you want a short daily set. Move up when those questions feel comfortable.
Back to Vocabulary returns you to the list. Under it, the page shows the skill, level, question count, and author. This set is At the Airport: Vocabulary, Elementary, 10 questions, by Dustin Krutsch. The description under the title is Choose the best answer to complete the sentence or the correct definition for the word.
Each question card shows progress such as QUESTION 1 OF 10. Choose one option, then select Continue. Previous stays disabled on the first question.
Question 1 of 10 with a selected option, Previous, and Continue.
When you finish, Exercise Complete! shows a percentage and a line like You scored 2 out of 10 questions correctly.
From here you can go Back to Vocabulary, open Review answers, or select Try Again on the same set.
Exercise Complete with score, Back to Vocabulary, Review answers, and Try Again.
Review Your Answers lists every question. A missed item shows YOUR ANSWER next to CORRECT ANSWER. When the question has an Explanation, it sits under those boxes.
Review Your Answers with Your Answer, Correct Answer, and Explanation.
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