Reading — Academic Passages
Long academic passages with factual, inference, vocabulary, and insert-text questions.
What you need to know
1Vocabulary questions: 'the word X most nearly means' — context beats dictionary
2Insert-text questions: find where a new sentence logically continues the paragraph's flow
3Prose summary and category chart questions are worth 2 points — don't skip them
4Reference questions: 'what does the word it refer to?' — always check the sentence BEFORE it appears
About the TOEFL
- Full name
- Test of English as a Foreign Language
- Passing score
- Required score varies by institution
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