HI-LINGUA COMPETITION SUBJECT AREAS

The Hi-Lingua Language Competition assesses students across a broad range of language and communication topics. The subject areas below represent the main thematic areas covered across all grade groups and language categories. The level of vocabulary, grammar, comprehension and language complexity is adapted to the participant’s grade group.

Subjects for All Grade Groups (Group 1, 2 & 3)

1.  Personal Information & Everyday Communication
   • Personal Information and Introductions
   • Family and Relationships
   • Daily Routines and Activities
   • Social Interaction and Conversation
   • Feelings, Opinions, and Preferences
   • Appointments and Plans
   
   
2. Home & School Life
   • Home and Household
   • School and Education
   • Hobbies and Leisure Activities
   • Sports and Physical Activities
   • Pets and Animals
   
   
3. Food & Lifestyle
   • Food and Beverages
   • Meals and Eating Habits
   • Restaurants and Cafés
   • Shopping and Services
   • Health, Body, and Well-Being
   
   
4. Nature & Environment
   • Animals and Wildlife
   • Seasons and Weather
   • Nature and the Environment
   • Outdoor Activities and Camping
   
   
5.  Society & Everyday Life
   • Countries, Nationalities, and Languages
   • Cities and Communities
   • Public Services
   • Banks and Financial Services
   • Business and Work
   • Emergencies and Asking for Help
   
   
6. General Language & Communication Skills
   • Vocabulary and Word Usage
   • Grammar and Sentence Structure
   • Reading Comprehension
   • Contextual Understanding
   • Everyday Expressions and Functional Language
   
   
7. Travel & Transportation
   • Travel and Tourism
   • Holidays and Vacation Activities
   • Planning and Preparing for a Trip
   • Airports and Air Travel
   • Hotels and Reservations
   • Public Transportation
   • Taxis and City Transportation
   • City Tours and Places of Interest

Important

The subject areas and resources provided on this page are intended as general preparation guidance. They do not represent the exact questions that will appear in the examination. Students should always follow the latest official announcements and exam instructions published by Hi-Lingua.