[100% Off] Duolingo English Test Practice: Vocabulary Mcq
6 MCQ mock tests (600 questions) with written explanations for every answer – build DET vocabulary from B1 to C2.
What you’ll learn
- Answer vocabulary MCQs the way the DET presents them: one correct option against three deliberately plausible wrong ones
- Learn words from everyday B1 words up to C2 words like calumny, proscribe, and garrulous
- Choose the exact word a sentence needs – tested in context, not from a bare definition
- Tell near-synonyms apart and reject the almost-right option, from pairs like averse/adverse to loth/averse and massacre/annihilate
- Complete natural English collocations that separate a good writer from a memorised word list
Description
The Duolingo English Test does not ask you what a word means. It asks you to pick it – against three words that almost mean the same thing.
That is a different skill from memorising definitions, and this course trains it directly: 6 timed multiple-choice tests, 600 questions, 75 minutes each, built on 216 words that have never been exam material before, rising steadily from a B1/B2 entry test to a C1/C2 summit.
Every question is a four-option MCQ in one of four formats:
Vocabulary Meaning. Match a word to its plain-English definition, or pick the word a definition describes.
Vocabulary in Context. Choose the word that correctly completes a real sentence – meaning in use, not in isolation.
Synonyms & Near-Pairs. Pick the closest in meaning, where the wrong options are chosen to be almost right: averse against adverse, loth against reluctant, assent against ascent.
Collocations. Complete the phrase native speakers actually say – quell a rebellion, royal assent, abundant enthusiasm – because knowing a word is not the same as using it.
The wrong answers are the training. Each distractor is drawn from the same CEFR band and the same semantic field as the correct answer, so elimination-by-guesswork does not work – exactly like the real test. And every option in every question carries its own written explanation: you always learn why the right answer is right and why the tempting one is wrong. That is 2,400 written justifications across the course.
A difficulty curve you can measure yourself against. Tests 1 and 2 run on a friendly B1/B2 mix so your baseline settles. Test 3 begins the ramp with the first wave of C1 words. Test 4 makes C1 the dominant band and introduces the first C2 words. Test 5 drops B1 entirely. Test 6 is the summit: 26 of the hardest words in the bank, each tested in nearly every format – pass that at 80% and the real DET’s vocabulary demands will not surprise you.
Pairs with any DET reading course. If you have already worked through reading-comprehension practice, this is the vocabulary ceiling-raiser: zero repeated key vocabulary, four question formats per word, and explanations that double as study notes.
What’s included:
6 timed practice tests (100 MCQs / 75 minutes each, 80% pass mark, unlimited retakes)
600 questions with a written explanation on every one of the 2,400 answer options
216 new vocabulary words, B1 through C2, plus a 12-word bonus flashcard deck of everyday essentials
Four question domains you can filter by in practice mode (Meaning, Context, Synonyms & Near-Pairs, Collocations)
Lifetime access, including future question refreshes
Start with Test 1 today to set your baseline, and let the curve carry you to a C1/C2 summit by Test 6.
Disclosure: portions of this course’s practice questions were developed with the assistance of AI tools and reviewed by the instructor.
Note: this course is an independent practice resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by Duolingo.
Author(s): Aditya Kumar
