Lithuanian A2 language exam practice

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Opens the Lithuanian map: one tap, no sign-up.

at a glance

exams

A2 language exam

the parts of the A2 language exam

The parts of the paper, with the points and the time it gives each.

• skaitymas ir rašymas — reading · 50 points · 90 minutes
• klausymas — listening · 20 points · 25 minutes
• kalbėjimas — speaking · 10 points

drills

The map holds 19 drills and 4 games that train the skills the A2 language exam tests; each runs on the course's own words and sentences.

• typing drill — type the word you hear
• reverse typing — see the word → type its meaning
• grammar snap — right or wrong? fast
• cloze — read the passage, pick the right word for each gap
• true or false — read the text — true or false?
• multiple matching — read the texts — match each one
• missing sentences — read the text — pick the sentence for each gap
• letter completion — finish the letter — type the missing word in each blank
• word bank — drag each word into the right gap
• word order — build the sentence from word tiles
• write the sentence — read the meaning — type the sentence
• word form — put one word of the sentence in its form
• sorting grid — drag the forms into the case table
• describe the scene — name every object you see
• flashcards — flip cards, rate recall — spaced repetition
• stories — a short story, then questions
• match pairs — word to meaning
• pairs rush — match pairs against the clock
• order the lines — put the lines back in order

how it works

There is no quiz on this exam: practise the skills it tests with the drills listed above, then read the exam's page for the dates and the pass rule.

Starting the course opens its map with all of them; a free account keeps your progress.

frequently asked questions

How do I practise for the A2 language exam on wspell?

With the course's drills: 19 drills and 4 games that train the skills the paper tests, from words and spelling to listening and reading. wspell holds no question bank for this exam; the exam's page has its dates, its parts and its pass rule.

Do I need an account to practise for the A2 language exam?

No. Starting the Lithuanian course takes one tap, and its first drills need no account. A free account keeps your progress, opens the rest and lets you sit the mock exam.