How the reading exam works
In the Lezen (reading) exam you read short everyday texts: an advertisement, a letter from the gemeente, a notice at school, a leaflet or a set of rules. Each text comes with one to three multiple-choice questions. You take this exam on a computer.
DUO's own practice exams for A2 have 25 questions in 65 minutes. DUO does not publish an official question count; this is what the start screen of their practice exams shows.
How you practise here
Our ten Lezen A2 practice exams follow the same structure: the same text types, the same number of questions, the same time. After every question you see straight away whether you were right, with a short explanation from the teacher, so you learn where in the text you should have looked.