Hindi upper intermediate test (B2)
24 questions, two from each upper intermediate chapter. Use it at the end of the level to check what you've learned, or before you start, to see whether you can skip ahead. You'll see which chapters to revise at the end.
1 of 24 · from chapter 1, Discussing and debating
Gurpreet begins with … (maanaa ki vahaan kuchh puraanee gaariyaan hain, lekin …) What is he doing?
2 of 24 · from chapter 1, Discussing and debating
Nazia says (chaahe faislaa kuchh bhee ho, ham sab use maanenge). What does she mean?
3 of 24 · from chapter 2, Work in depth
Shalini says (uske badle main unhen ek draaft bhej saktee hoon). What does (uske badle) mean?
4 of 24 · from chapter 2, Work in depth
Rahul says (behtar hogaa ki sabse pahle prodakt dikhe). What is he doing?
5 of 24 · from chapter 3, Film, books and media
A friend asks how the film was, and you say (theek-thaak thee). What do you mean?
6 of 24 · from chapter 3, Film, books and media
Which phrase means “worth reading”?
7 of 24 · from chapter 4, Science and technology
How do you say “because of the dust”?
8 of 24 · from chapter 4, Science and technology
A news report says who took a decision. Which is the formal way to say “by the government”?
9 of 24 · from chapter 5, Society and the environment
Tarun says (kaheen aisaa na ho ki ham sirf baaten hee karte rah jaayen). What does he mean?
10 of 24 · from chapter 5, Society and the environment
What does (zimmedaaree) mean?
11 of 24 · from chapter 6, Public life
Which is the formal word for (istemaal), use?
12 of 24 · from chapter 6, Public life
Suresh says (hamaaraa kaam sirf khabar denaa hai, raay denaa naheen). What does he mean?
13 of 24 · from chapter 7, Education and learning
Which sentence means “You should have told me”?
14 of 24 · from chapter 7, Education and learning
What does (jaise hee) mean?
15 of 24 · from chapter 8, Idioms and everyday speech
What does (sir khaanaa) mean?
16 of 24 · from chapter 8, Idioms and everyday speech
Which word is a filler meaning “I mean, that is”?
17 of 24 · from chapter 9, Humour and informal language
How do you say “your” to someone you call (too)?
18 of 24 · from chapter 9, Humour and informal language
What does (bhaav mat khaa) mean?
19 of 24 · from chapter 10, Formal writing
How does a woman sign a formal letter?
20 of 24 · from chapter 10, Formal writing
What does (sanlagn) mean in an email?
21 of 24 · from chapter 11, Giving a presentation
In (ek kitaab bhee naheen), what does (bhee) mean?
22 of 24 · from chapter 11, Giving a presentation
What does (anubhav) mean?
23 of 24 · from chapter 12, Final review
Nandini says (main to sochtee thee ki tum kisee baree kampanee ke bos ban gaye hoge). What had she thought?
24 of 24 · from chapter 12, Final review
In (vah lekhak main hee hoon?), what does (hee) add?
0 of 24 answered.