“All 2026 Mock Tests for Duolingo
Exam”
**Last update: May 6, 2026
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2026 Version
, Why is the Duolingo Mock Test Important?
Taking a Duolingo mock test is important for several reasons:
1. Familiarity with the Test Format
The Duolingo English Test (DET) is different from traditional exams
like TOEFL or IELTS. The mock test helps you understand:
● How the questions look
● How to manage time
● What types of tasks are expected (e.g., speaking, writing,
listening, reading)
2. Time Management Practice
Each question is timed, and practicing with a mock test helps
you learn how to:
● Think quickly
● Organize your thoughts fast (especially in speaking and
writing)
3. Identify Your Weaknesses
A mock test shows which areas you need to improve:
● Are you weak in speaking fluently?
, ● Do you make grammar mistakes in writing?
● Do you struggle with understanding fast speech?
Knowing this helps you study smarter, not harder.
4. Simulates the Real Test Experience
The official Duolingo test is taken online from home. The mock test
helps you:
● Get used to speaking to a computer
● Practice typing responses quickly
● Avoid test-day stress
5. Estimate Your Score
Duolingo's practice test gives a score estimate, so you know:
● If you're near your target score (e.g., 120+)
● How much more preparation you need
,Reading:
Passage 1 (Informational Text)
Passage:
Over the last decade, urban gardening has become increasingly
popular. With limited space in cities, people have turned
balconies, rooftops, and even walls into green areas. This
movement not only provides fresh produce, but also improves air
quality and reduces stress among city residents.
Questions:
1. Multiple Choice (Main Idea):
What is the main idea of the passage?
a) Cities are becoming more polluted.
b) People are using small city spaces for gardening.
c) Rooftops are the only place where plants can grow.
d) Gardening is only for rural areas.
2. True/False:
Urban gardening can help people feel less stressed.
→ True / False
3. Fill in the Blank:
Urban gardening is becoming more common in cities because
of
.
→ (limited space / rural traditions / lack of food / new buildings)
4. Short Answer:
Name one benefit of urban gardening mentioned in the
passage.
→
, Passage 2 (Scientific Text)
Passage:
Whales are mammals that live in the ocean. Although they
resemble fish, they are warm-blooded and breathe air through
their lungs. Unlike fish, whales give birth to live young and feed
them with milk. These characteristics make them more similar to
land mammals than sea creatures.
Questions:
1. Multiple Choice:
What makes whales different from fish?
a) They are cold-blooded.
b) They lay eggs.
c) They breathe through gills.
d) They give birth to live young.
2. True/False:
Whales are classified as fish because they live in the ocean.
→ True / False
3. Fill in the Blank:
Whales are more similar to than to fish.
→ (land mammals / sea turtles / dolphins / crustaceans)
4. Short Answer:
List two traits that make whales mammals.
→ and
, Passage 3 (Historical Text)
Passage:
The Great Fire of London in 1666 destroyed much of the city. It
started in a bakery and spread quickly due to wooden buildings
and strong winds. After the fire, new laws were made to improve
building safety and prevent such disasters in the future.
Questions:
1. Multiple Choice:
What was one result of the Great Fire of London?
a) Wooden houses were rebuilt.
b) People left the city forever.
c) New safety laws were introduced.
d) The fire was never put out.
2. True/False:
The fire began in a bakery.
→ True / False
3. Fill in the Blank:
The fire spread quickly because of wooden buildings and
.
→ (strong winds / earthquakes / rivers / crowds)
4. Short Answer:
What was one reason the fire spread so fast?
→
Exam”
**Last update: May 6, 2026
- When you purchase and subscribe to this book, you will receive all future
updated versions for free, including newly added exams, updated content,
and their corresponding answers. Any improvements, additional chapters,
corrections, or new practice materials will automatically be included in
future releases at no extra cost.
- For more information, please contact us at:
2026 Version
, Why is the Duolingo Mock Test Important?
Taking a Duolingo mock test is important for several reasons:
1. Familiarity with the Test Format
The Duolingo English Test (DET) is different from traditional exams
like TOEFL or IELTS. The mock test helps you understand:
● How the questions look
● How to manage time
● What types of tasks are expected (e.g., speaking, writing,
listening, reading)
2. Time Management Practice
Each question is timed, and practicing with a mock test helps
you learn how to:
● Think quickly
● Organize your thoughts fast (especially in speaking and
writing)
3. Identify Your Weaknesses
A mock test shows which areas you need to improve:
● Are you weak in speaking fluently?
, ● Do you make grammar mistakes in writing?
● Do you struggle with understanding fast speech?
Knowing this helps you study smarter, not harder.
4. Simulates the Real Test Experience
The official Duolingo test is taken online from home. The mock test
helps you:
● Get used to speaking to a computer
● Practice typing responses quickly
● Avoid test-day stress
5. Estimate Your Score
Duolingo's practice test gives a score estimate, so you know:
● If you're near your target score (e.g., 120+)
● How much more preparation you need
,Reading:
Passage 1 (Informational Text)
Passage:
Over the last decade, urban gardening has become increasingly
popular. With limited space in cities, people have turned
balconies, rooftops, and even walls into green areas. This
movement not only provides fresh produce, but also improves air
quality and reduces stress among city residents.
Questions:
1. Multiple Choice (Main Idea):
What is the main idea of the passage?
a) Cities are becoming more polluted.
b) People are using small city spaces for gardening.
c) Rooftops are the only place where plants can grow.
d) Gardening is only for rural areas.
2. True/False:
Urban gardening can help people feel less stressed.
→ True / False
3. Fill in the Blank:
Urban gardening is becoming more common in cities because
of
.
→ (limited space / rural traditions / lack of food / new buildings)
4. Short Answer:
Name one benefit of urban gardening mentioned in the
passage.
→
, Passage 2 (Scientific Text)
Passage:
Whales are mammals that live in the ocean. Although they
resemble fish, they are warm-blooded and breathe air through
their lungs. Unlike fish, whales give birth to live young and feed
them with milk. These characteristics make them more similar to
land mammals than sea creatures.
Questions:
1. Multiple Choice:
What makes whales different from fish?
a) They are cold-blooded.
b) They lay eggs.
c) They breathe through gills.
d) They give birth to live young.
2. True/False:
Whales are classified as fish because they live in the ocean.
→ True / False
3. Fill in the Blank:
Whales are more similar to than to fish.
→ (land mammals / sea turtles / dolphins / crustaceans)
4. Short Answer:
List two traits that make whales mammals.
→ and
, Passage 3 (Historical Text)
Passage:
The Great Fire of London in 1666 destroyed much of the city. It
started in a bakery and spread quickly due to wooden buildings
and strong winds. After the fire, new laws were made to improve
building safety and prevent such disasters in the future.
Questions:
1. Multiple Choice:
What was one result of the Great Fire of London?
a) Wooden houses were rebuilt.
b) People left the city forever.
c) New safety laws were introduced.
d) The fire was never put out.
2. True/False:
The fire began in a bakery.
→ True / False
3. Fill in the Blank:
The fire spread quickly because of wooden buildings and
.
→ (strong winds / earthquakes / rivers / crowds)
4. Short Answer:
What was one reason the fire spread so fast?
→
