Reading
About 50 itemsAdaptive reading tasks using academic and daily-life English.
Built for the enhanced TOEFL iBT structure used from January 21, 2026, including adaptive Reading and Listening and the new task families.
Objective questions, adaptive modules, writing tasks, listening transcripts/audio, speaking prompts, role plays, and numeric-entry tasks remain separate and correctly timed.
Adaptive reading tasks using academic and daily-life English.
Adaptive listening across short responses, campus communication, and academic content.
Sentence construction and functional/academic written communication.
Short spoken production and interview-style responses.
Four section scores and an overall score are reported on the 1–6 scale.
During the transition period, a comparable 0–120 overall score is also reported.
Reading and Listening use a multistage adaptive design, so exact item count and timing may vary.
Resources below use the correct response type, time, word limit, answer key, sample answer, transcript/audio field, and scoring rubric where applicable.
This original practice text concerns campus recycling notice. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final implication. Readers…
This original practice text concerns digital textbook access. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final implication. Readers…
This original practice text concerns research ethics reminder. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final implication. Readers…
This original practice text concerns museum exhibit guide. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final implication. Readers…
This original practice text concerns student club funding rules. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final implication.…
This original practice text concerns academic passage on coral adaptation. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final…
This original practice text concerns academic passage on memory retrieval. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final…
This original practice text concerns academic passage on volcanic soils. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final…
This original practice text concerns academic passage on social cooperation. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final…
This original practice text concerns academic passage on migration ecology. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final…
This original practice text concerns daily-life housing message. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final implication. Readers…
This original practice text concerns course schedule update. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final implication. Readers…
This original practice text concerns library database instructions. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final implication. Readers…
This original practice text concerns laboratory safety email. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final implication. Readers…
This original practice text concerns public lecture announcement. It presents a clear purpose, supporting detail, one contrast, and a final implication. Readers…
Task type: Listen to a Conversation. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and the…
Task type: Listen to an Announcement. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and the…
Task type: Listen to an Academic Talk. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and…
Task type: Listen and Choose a Response. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and…
Task type: Listen to a Conversation. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and the…
Task type: Listen to an Announcement. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and the…
Task type: Listen to an Academic Talk. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and…
Task type: Listen and Choose a Response. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and…
Task type: Listen to a Conversation. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and the…
Task type: Listen to an Announcement. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and the…
Task type: Listen to an Academic Talk. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and…
Task type: Listen and Choose a Response. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and…
Task type: Listen to a Conversation. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and the…
Task type: Listen to an Announcement. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and the…
Task type: Listen to an Academic Talk. Use the transcript or attached audio to answer questions about purpose, attitude, detail, inference, and…
Arrange the supplied words into a grammatical sentence explaining when the research team will meet.
Write a concise email to an instructor explaining an absence and proposing a way to complete the missed work.
Respond to two student viewpoints on whether universities should subsidise public transport.
Arrange phrases into a sentence stating the condition for renewing a borrowed item.
Write to housing services describing a repair problem, urgency, and suitable access times.
Contribute a reasoned view on whether all lectures should be recorded.
Construct a sentence explaining which prerequisite must be completed first.
Write to teammates summarising progress, assigning next steps, and requesting confirmation.
Respond to arguments about whether cities should convert parking into green space.
Create a sentence that correctly states the registration deadline and exception.
Request clarification about a missing document and the acceptable submission method.
Evaluate whether students should use automated feedback before submitting written work.
Construct a sentence comparing the two results and stating the likely explanation.
Ask an adviser about consequences, deadlines, and alternatives to withdrawing.
Explain whether group projects should include individual marks.
Repeat a short instruction about reaching the student-services office.
Answer questions about how you plan, review, and adjust your study routine.
Repeat a laboratory safety reminder accurately and naturally.
Explain a successful team experience and how disagreement was handled.
Repeat an announcement about a changed class time and room.
Discuss one technology that improves learning and one risk it creates.
Repeat a sentence explaining a borrowing restriction.
Describe a local issue and a realistic response.
Repeat a sentence comparing two research outcomes.
Explain how you make an important decision when evidence is incomplete.
Repeat a sentence about registration and identification.
Describe how you clarify a misunderstanding.
Repeat a concise definition with accurate stress and rhythm.
Explain a future academic goal and the steps required.
Describe a practical problem, your response, and the result.