Put your language knowledge to the test with Linguatrivia, an interactive quiz by Linguascope. Simply select a language (French, Spanish, German, Italian, or English), choose a level of difficulty and answer questions against the clock.
With a bank of hundreds of questions on language, culture, geography, and more, Linguatrivia will put you through your paces whether you are revising for an exam or just want to practise and improve your language skills.
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Linguatrivia is also the ideal tool for language teachers looking to organise competitions within their school. The website includes a Test Paper Generator that allows them to print out a sheet of randomly selected multiple-choice questions. The questions are aimed at students in their first, second or third year of studying the language.
Hundreds of schools run a LinguaTrivia competition each year, helping stimulate interest in language learning and identify and reward achievement on the part of students.
"We have found the competition very useful for our French learning as it brought everyone together, beginners and more advanced learners alike. The practice online was very useful and enjoyed by pupils. The questions were well differentiated so everyone could have a go."
"Many students have approached me asking what they could do to improve their French ready for next year’s competition. Isn’t that great?!"
"All the girls really enjoyed the challenge of the competition and were excitedly awaiting the results. I cannot wait until next year's competition as word will spread like wild fire between the various age groups."
"On behalf of the pupils in my class who entered the competition I would like to thank Linguascope very much indeed for providing a very stimulating and enjoyable experience for us. We will be back next year!"
"At a time when we are increasingly fighting an uphill battle to enthuse students about the importance and value of learning another language, this has been a breath of fresh air and very much appreciated. Merci, Merci et encore Merci !"
