TOEFL iBT ®

Tips for reading factual information and negative factual information questions.

Tips for inference and rhetorical questions.

Tips for reading vocabulary questions.

Tips for reading sentence simplification questions.

Tips for reading "insert text" questions.

Tips for reading "prose summary" and "fill in a table" questions.

Learn how to improve your English reading skills with these tips to help you prepare for the TOEFL iBT® test and university study.

Overview of the Reading section of the exam.

The importance of understanding gist content and just purpose questions in the TOEFL IBTⓇ listening section.

Explanation of detail questions in the listening section, asking test-takers to recall specific facts from the lecture or conversation.

Function questions, used to identify the contextual meaning of statements, which might differ from their literal interpretation.

Attitude questions the listening section require understanding of speaker's feelings or perspective, indicated by phrases like "what is the professor's attitude" or "what does the student think about."

Organization Questions:

• Highlight understanding of lecture structure through phrases like "why does the professor mention" or "why does the professor discuss."
• Focus on examples within lectures, urging attention to why professors use them to illustrate concepts.

Purpose of Connecting Content Questions: Explains how these questions in the listening section assess understanding of relationships among ideas in lectures, requiring synthesis of information.

Inference questions in the listening section require understanding implied meanings not directly stated in lectures or conversations.

Learn how to improve your English listening skills with these tips to help you prepare for the TOEFL iBT^® test and university study.

Explains the structure and scoring of Question 1, emphasizing 15 seconds of preparation and 45 seconds of response time.

Explains the speaking section question 2, which is an integrated activity (reading a passage and listening to a conversation) involving campus-related scenarios.

Learn how to improve your English speaking skills with these tips to help you prepare for the TOEFL iBT^® test and university study.

Rubrics for both the Independent and Integrated Speaking Tasks.

Structure, strategy, and grading criteria for the writing section, specifically the integrated writing activity (read a passage and listen to a related lecture).

Focus on Independent Writing, specifically Question 2, explaining structure, approach, grading criteria, and showing a sample response evaluation.

Learn how to improve your English writing skills with these tips and practices to help you prepare for the TOEFL iBT® test and university study.

Rubrics for both the Independent and Integrated Writing Tasks.

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