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About Assimil MCQs

MCQs are now a standard feature of competitive exams, placement tests and other kinds of professional assessment. With more than 90 years’ experience in self-study language instruction, Assimil has produced a comprehensive collection of tests that help learners to maintain and continually assess their knowledge. The tests are available for multiple languages and feature our trademark combination of rigorous methodology and a witty touch. Targeted at a level between Beginner and A2 (Basic User) in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), Assimil MCQs are divided into theme-based modules covering not only the grammar and vocabulary of the target language but also its culture. • Between 250 and 300 tests for each language • Instant correction • Helpful tips • Vocabulary lists • Scoreboard that displays results and measures progress THE FIRST MODULE FOR EACH LANGUAGE IS FREE!

What’s new

Version 1.0.5 · Updated January 9, 2026

Small fix for the launchscreen.

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