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Official Inburgering A2 Practice Exams: DUO and Dutch Exams
Learn what official DUO A2 practice exams exist, device tips, Safari warning for speaking, and how to build a practice routine.
Reviewed against official sources - Updated 2026-05-10
DUO provides official A2 practice exams for Writing, Speaking, Listening, Reading, and KNM. Use them to understand the official format, then use Dutch Exams for repeat practice.
Questions this guide answers
- Which official DUO A2 practice exams are available?
- Why should I use a desktop computer for official practice when possible?
- What should I do if the speaking practice does not work in Safari?
- How can I combine limited official samples with repeat practice?
Official DUO practice availability
| Skill | DUO practice note |
|---|---|
| Writing | DUO lists A2 writing PDF practice exams. |
| Speaking | DUO lists A2 speaking practice exams and says Speaking practice does not work in Safari. |
| Listening | DUO lists A2 listening practice exams. |
| Reading | DUO lists A2 reading practice exams. |
| KNM | DUO lists A2 KNM practice exams. |
Device tips
DUO says a desktop computer is preferred for practice exams. If you practice on a phone or tablet, DUO recommends turning the device for the best display.
Best way to combine practice
- Use one official DUO practice exam first to understand the format.
- Use Dutch Exams to repeat similar skills without waiting for another official test.
- Practice with timers so the official duration feels normal.
- Return to official DUO materials before exam day to check the format again.
- Use the official pages for registration and exam rules.
Why repeat practice matters
Official practice exams are limited. Learners usually need more attempts than one sample. Repetition helps with timing, vocabulary, and confidence.
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