Test of Pragmatic Language – Second Edition (TOPL-2) is a comprehensive assessment tool designed to evaluate the pragmatic language skills of children with special needs.  It’s designed for individuals aged 6 through 18 years and 11 months. The test is administered individually and takes about 45–60 minutes to complete. Pragmatic language refers to the social use of language, including understanding and using language in social interactions, conversations, and various communicative contexts. The TOPL-2 assesses a wide range of pragmatic language abilities, such as making inferences, understanding non-literal language, using appropriate social language, and interpreting and responding to social cues. It provides valuable information about a child’s pragmatic language strengths and weaknesses, helping professionals and parents gain insights into their communication skills. The TOPL-2 consists of engaging activities and tasks that simulate real-life social situations, allowing for an accurate assessment of a child’s pragmatic language abilities. The TOPL-2 evaluates how well a child uses and understands language in social situations. It looks at how they talk with others, understand jokes or sarcasm, and follow social cues. The test also assesses the effectiveness and appropriateness of a student’s pragmatic language skills.