ESL & EFL Exam Maker
Combine grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, and listening into one print-ready exam. Cambridge B2 First (FCE) and Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) presets validated to real exam marks.
What you get
Every generation downloads as a ZIP with everything you need.
Multi-domain exam paper
Grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening — any combination, in the order you choose. One unified document, not five separate worksheets.
Cover page
Title, level, total marks and time, then the instructions (your own, if you write them) and the paper's questions and marks, as an official paper opens. Name, class and score go on the answer sheet at the back. Print-ready, hand it out as-is.
Unified answer key
All domains in one answer key with consistent numbering. Mark allocation per question. Total marks visible throughout.
PDF, DOCX, and MP3
Full exam paper + answer key in both formats. If listening is included, the MP3 audio file is bundled in the ZIP.
What the exercises look like
Examples of each type, as your students see them.
For questions 17–24, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each gap. Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.
The __________ of the new museum was delayed by three months. (CONSTRUCT)
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construction
You are going to read a text from which 6 paragraphs have been removed. Choose from the paragraphs A–G the one which fits each gap (41–46). There is one extra paragraph which you do not need to use.
The city had changed dramatically since her last visit. [41] __________ Walking through the old quarter, she barely recognised the streets she had once known so well.
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Gap 41 → C: 'Entire neighbourhoods had been demolished and rebuilt in the decade she had been away. Where the old market once stood, a glass tower now caught the afternoon light.'
According to the writer, why do most young people move to cities?
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To find work
For questions 25–30, complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between 2 and 5 words, including the word given.
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not seen her for
These are 4 of 22 exercise types. Every generation includes a complete answer key.
22 exercise types
Every exercise type from the 5 standalone composers, plus 6 exam-exclusive types modelled on Cambridge papers.
Word Formation
B2+Fill gaps using the correct derived form of a root word. Tests derivational morphology.
Gapped Text
B2+Place removed sentences back into a passage (whole paragraphs at C1 and C2), with one or two extra that fit no gap. Tests cohesion.
Multiple-choice Cloze
B2+Choose the right word for each gap in a passage from four close alternatives. Tests collocation and shades of meaning.
Open Cloze
B2+Fill each gap in a passage with a single word and no options given. Tests grammatical and structural control.
Key Word Transformation
B2+Complete a second sentence with a given key word so the meaning is unchanged. Tests structural range under a word limit.
Cross-text Multiple Matching
C1 onlyCompare four short texts on one topic and match each question to the text it answers. Tests synthesis across sources.
A1 to C2 coverage
Presets and exercise types are level-gated: Cambridge B2 First (FCE) at B2, Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) at C1, as the real exams.
2 presets
Grammar & Vocabulary Quiz · Grammar Focus
3 presets
Grammar & Vocabulary Quiz · Grammar Focus · Comprehensive Assessment
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Grammar & Vocabulary Quiz · Grammar Focus · Comprehensive Assessment
4 presets
Cambridge B2 First (FCE) · Grammar & Vocabulary Quiz · Grammar Focus · Comprehensive Assessment
4 presets
Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) · Grammar & Vocabulary Quiz · Grammar Focus · Comprehensive Assessment
3 presets
Grammar & Vocabulary Quiz · Grammar Focus · Comprehensive Assessment
Common questions
How does multi-domain composition work?
Select which skill domains to include — grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening — and drag to reorder. Each domain uses the same configuration as its standalone composer. The exam composer combines them into a single paper with unified numbering and mark allocation.
What are the Cambridge presets?
Cambridge B2 First (FCE) produces a 110-mark exam matching the real Cambridge structure. Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) produces a 118-mark exam. Both are validated to the actual exam raw marks, not approximations.
What are the exam-exclusive exercise types?
Six types only available in exam mode, each a Cambridge Use of English or Reading part: Multiple-choice Cloze (B2+) — a text with four options per gap; Open Cloze (B2+) — one word per gap; Word Formation (B2+) — fill gaps with the correct derived form of a root word; Key Word Transformation (B2+) — complete a second sentence with the key word given; Gapped Text (B2+) — place removed sentences back into a passage (whole paragraphs at C1 and C2), with one or two extra that fit no gap; and Cross-text Multiple Matching (C1 only) — four short texts on one topic, with each question matched to the text that answers it.
Can I create a quick quiz instead of a full exam?
Yes. The Grammar & Vocabulary Quiz preset creates a 25-mark quiz. The Grammar Focus preset makes a 30-mark test. You don't have to build a full multi-domain exam — the composer scales from a quick quiz to a comprehensive assessment.
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