Self-Grading Quizzes

These free interactive self-grading quizzes give teachers a quick way to assess student vocabulary and grammar skills while providing students with immediate instructional feedback. Randomized questions allow for repeated practice, while end-of-quiz results identify specific skills that may need additional instruction or review.

The quizzes are well suited for formative assessment, intervention, progress monitoring, independent practice, and differentiated instruction.

Grammar Quiz

The Grammar Quiz assesses K–8 English grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and common areas of difficulty for English learners. Each attempt presents 10 randomized multiple-choice questions and provides immediate feedback explaining the targeted concept, grammar rule, correct usage, and common errors.

At the end of each attempt, students receive a score and a personalized list of concepts that need additional practice, helping teachers identify specific areas for reteaching or intervention.

Best for: Grammar assessment, intervention planning, progress monitoring, independent practice, and targeted review.

Vocabulary Quiz

The Vocabulary Quiz assesses K–8 English vocabulary using 20 randomized multiple-choice questions drawn from high-frequency, academic, and content-area vocabulary. Students receive immediate feedback that includes definitions, contextual examples, vocabulary categories, and grade-level information.

After completing the quiz, students receive their score, missed vocabulary, and recommended areas for further study, giving teachers useful information for targeted vocabulary instruction and intervention.

Best for: Vocabulary assessment, newcomer support, progress monitoring, intervention, and independent practice.

Vocabulary Assessment 

This free 40-question tool checks student mastery of K-8 ESL vocabulary across eight categories — sight words, academic vocabulary, math, science, social studies, ELA, and test-direction verbs. Each attempt draws a fresh, randomly ordered set of words from an 800-word bank, so you can give it repeatedly over the term without students memorizing a fixed answer key. Students complete 20 fill-in-the-blank items and 20 choose-the-meaning items, with simplified, ESL-friendly definitions throughout.

After finishing, students (or you) can download a PDF report showing overall score, a fill-in-the-blank/choose-the-meaning breakdown, accuracy by category, and a categorized list of missed words for targeted review. Because scores aren't saved automatically, save each PDF to build a record of progress over time — comparing a few attempts across several weeks gives a much more reliable picture than any single score.

Assessment That Supports Instruction

These quizzes are designed to do more than generate a score. Immediate feedback helps students learn during the assessment, while individualized results help teachers identify learning gaps and determine what students should practice next.