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Key Facts: Schleswig-Holstein ESA English Exam

CEFR A2

Target proficiency level for the ESA Anforderungsebene under the Fachanforderungen Englisch

Fachanforderungen Englisch Sekundarstufe I/II, IQSH/MBWFK

105 min

Written Bearbeitungszeit for the ESA Englisch exam (Hörverstehen, Leseverstehen, Schreiben)

Durchführungsbestimmungen ESA/MSA 2025/26, Erlass MBWFK 14.11.2025 - III 334

30 min

Separate sprachpraktischer Prüfungsteil (oral): mediation, presentation and paired dialogue

Durchführungsbestimmungen ESA/MSA 2025/26, Abschnitt 10.3.3

29.04.2026

Written ESA Englisch exam date in the 2025/26 Prüfungsdurchgang; Nachschreibtermin 21.05.2026

Durchführungsbestimmungen ESA/MSA 2025/26, Termine 2026

1:1

Written and oral parts are weighted equally in the overall Englisch grade

schleswig-holstein.de, Zentrale Abschlüsse ESA/MSA overview

since 2009

Central ESA/MSA examinations have run statewide in Schleswig-Holstein

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Free 100-question English-language MCQ study bank for the Schleswig-Holstein ESA Englisch exam, targeting the CEFR A2 level confirmed for the ESA Anforderungsebene and weighted across grammar (~26%), vocabulary (~20%), reading comprehension (~20%), everyday communication (~16%), writing/mediation (~10%) and anglophone culture (~8%). Official exam: 105-minute written part (Listening/Reading/Writing) plus a separate 30-minute paired oral exam (mediation, presentation, dialogue), weighted 1:1; written date 29 April 2026, Nachschreibtermin 21 May 2026, oral windows 18-20 May and 27-29 May 2026. Not an official-format simulation — no audio component and no oral exam reproduced; no fee for regular school candidates.

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1Look! The children ___ football in the garden right now.
A.play
B.plays
C.are playing
D.played
Explanation: The action is happening at the exact moment of speaking, signalled by 'right now', so the present continuous (are + verb-ing) is the correct form.
2My sister usually ___ to school by bike, but today she is walking because it broke.
A.goes
B.go
C.is going
D.went
Explanation: 'Usually' signals a habitual action, so the present simple ('goes', third person singular) is needed to describe the general routine that is contrasted with today's exception.
3We ___ a great time at the beach last weekend.
A.have
B.had
C.has
D.having
Explanation: 'Last weekend' is a clear past-time marker, so the past simple form 'had' is required.
4While I ___ my homework, the phone rang.
A.do
B.did
C.was doing
D.am doing
Explanation: The past continuous ('was doing') describes a longer action in progress in the past that was interrupted by a shorter, completed action ('rang') in the past simple.
5Look at those dark clouds! It ___ rain soon.
A.is going to
B.will
C.is
D.rains
Explanation: 'Going to' is used to predict something based on present evidence you can see now, such as dark clouds, which is exactly the situation here.
6A: 'The phone's ringing.' B: 'I ___ answer it.'
A.am going to
B.will
C.do
D.am
Explanation: 'Will' is used for a decision made at the exact moment of speaking, which is the case here as speaker B reacts instantly to the ringing phone.
7My little brother is only three, so he ___ read yet.
A.can't
B.mustn't
C.doesn't have to
D.shouldn't
Explanation: 'Can't' expresses a lack of ability, which fits a three-year-old who has not yet learned to read.
8All students ___ wear a helmet when they ride a bike to school; it's a safety rule.
A.can
B.must
C.might
D.would
Explanation: 'Must' expresses an obligation or rule that has to be followed, which matches the described safety rule.
9You look tired. You ___ go to bed earlier tonight.
A.must
B.should
C.can
D.need
Explanation: 'Should' is used to give friendly advice or a suggestion, which fits telling a tired friend what might help them.
10This bag is ___ than that one, so I'll buy this one.
A.cheap
B.cheaper
C.the cheapest
D.more cheap
Explanation: 'Cheaper' is the comparative form, correctly used because exactly two bags are being compared with 'than'.

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