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On-screen: [ETS® TOEFL®]
Speaker: Narrator
On-screen: [Test Structure.]
Before you take your TOEFL iBT® test, make sure you understand how it is structured. The test has four sections: reading, listening, speaking, and writing and takes about three hours.
On-screen: [Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing. 3 Hours.]
First is the reading section.
On-screen: [Reading. 10 Questions Each.]
It has three academic reading passages each with 10 multiple choice questions.
On-screen: [Listening. 6 Questions Each. 5 Questions Each.]
Next is the listening section. It has five listening passages. Three are academic lectures with six questions each and two are campus conversations with five questions each.
On-screen: [Reading. Listening. Unscored Questions.]
Your test may include additional unscored questions for reading or listening, but never both.
On-screen: [10 Minute Break.]
Then there is a 10-minute break.
On-screen: [Speaking.]
After the break is the speaking section. There are four tasks and you speak your responses into the headset microphone.
On-screen: [Writing.]
Last is the writing section, which has two essays that you type into the computer.
On-screen: [Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing.]
All four sections use real academic content, so you can prove you are ready for the English language demands of a university.
On-screen: [ETS® TOEFL®]
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