A2 Flyers Practice Tests
10 free, full-length practice tests in the official A2 Flyers format. Each test has three papers — Listening, Reading & Writing and Speaking — with audio and instant feedback.
The three Flyers papers
A2 Flyers is made up of three papers, exactly as in the real exam. You can sit a whole test or practise one paper at a time:
How Flyers is scored
Flyers has no pass or fail — it is designed to be a positive experience for young learners. Children earn up to five shields on each paper; five shields shows very good understanding. On 7ESL each completed paper also gives XP.
Choose a practice test
Each test uses a different set of topics, so you meet fresh vocabulary every time.
Study the matching course
Want to master the English behind the exam? Our A2 English course teaches the grammar, vocabulary and skills at A2 level — with structured lessons, worksheets and videos. It is the ideal companion to these Flyers practice tests: learn on the course, then check your progress here.
A2 Flyers — frequently asked questions
What is in the Cambridge A2 Flyers exam?
A2 Flyers (CEFR A2) has three papers: Listening, Reading & Writing and Speaking.
How many Flyers practice tests are there?
There are 10 free online Flyers practice tests on 7ESL, each with all three papers and a different set of topics.
Are the Flyers practice tests free?
Yes. Every Flyers practice test on 7ESL is free and needs no sign-up. Log in to save your XP and progress.
How is Flyers scored?
Flyers has no pass or fail — it is designed to be a positive experience for young learners. Children earn up to five shields on each paper; five shields shows very good understanding. On 7ESL each completed paper also gives XP.
Are these official Cambridge tests?
No. These are original 7ESL practice materials that follow the public Flyers format. 7ESL is not affiliated with Cambridge Assessment English.
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