TOEFL Reading-Complete Guide to All Question Types (2024)
Overview of the TOEFL Reading Section The TOEFL iBT Reading section, updated in July 2023, now follows a more streamlined format: First section of the test 3 reading passages (academic…
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Top 5 TOEFL Reading Mistakes to avoid!
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How to Answer TOEFL Reading Sentence Insertion Questions
Information about Sentence Insertion Questions Sentence Insertion questions challenge test-takers to identify the most logical and grammatically appropriate location for a given sentence within a paragraph. These questions assess a…
Free TOEFL Reading Quiz – Super Bowl Edition
When you think of the word “football,” which sport would you associate it with? While most countries refer to football as a type of sport where the rules are limited…
How to Answer TOEFL Reading Negative Factual Information Questions
Let’s learn how the TOEFL Reading negative factual information questions are made and how to choose the correct answer every time. This post is part of a “How to Answer”…
How to Answer TOEFL Reading Reference Questions
Information about Reference Questions Reference questions are visually similar to Vocabulary questions because they ask you to identify the meaning of a single word or phrase that is highlighted in…
How to Answer TOEFL Reading Factual Information Questions
Let’s learn how the TOEFL factual information questions are made and how to choose the correct answer every time. This post is part of a “How to Answer” series brought…
Top 3 Common TOEFL Reading Section Mistakes
As most of you already know, the TOEFL Reading section consists of 3 – 4 passages with 10 questions for each passage. You are given 54 to 72 minutes to…
How to Answer TOEFL Reading Rhetorical Purpose Questions
Information about Rhetorical Purpose Questions Rhetorical Purpose questions ask the test taker to explain the motivation of the author of a passage. They ask why an idea, detail, or argument…