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Exercise "Onomatopoeia", created by lili73 (a free exercise to learn English):
Results of the 16 091 people who have taken this test:
Average mark: 69 / 100 Share


Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): lilas53 / CANADA, on Monday 25 November - 13:21:
"merci"


They got a perfect mark


Stats (16081 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 73.9 %
Choose the right word. *

Question 2 passed: 73.9 %
I'll never eat grilled caterpillars. *

Question 3 passed: 74 %
I have burnt the chicken! What will we have for dinner? *

Question 4 passed: 66.9 %
...I've just been stung by a wasp! *

Question 5 passed: 72.4 %
I have finally finished all my holiday homework. * Don't make any noise; the baby is sleeping!

Question 6 passed: 72.1 %
Onomatopoeias are not the same across all languages. A Romanian horse says 'ni-ha-ha', an English one says *.

Question 7 passed: 72.8 %
In Spain, ducks go 'cua-cua'. In England, they go *

Question 8 passed: 82.7 %
When my nephew Stuart hears *

Question 9 passed: 74.8 %
I hear it as 'cocorico'. In Japan a sheep goes 'meh-meh', in Sweden it goes 'beee-beee', a British one says *

Question 10 passed: 69.9 %
Can you guess which animal goes 'ssss' in almost all languages? *

Question 11 passed: 74.2 %
When you enter the little shop, bells *

Question 12 passed: 52.1 %
in the doorway. Five fat sausages *

Question 13 passed: 61.7 %
in a pan: one goes 'pop', the other goes 'bang'. During the St Jean festivities, hundreds of fires *

Question 14 passed: 59.3 %
across the Roussillon plain. Through the window, I can see sparrows that *

Question 15 passed: 60.5 %
and peck at the bird feeder. In autumn, when the wind blows, the leaves fall and * to the ground.


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