AI-generated practice paper in the style of TOEIC — original material, not a reproduction of any real exam paper, following the official task types. Listening audio is read aloud by your browser's voice. For Speaking you can record yourself and compare with a model answer, and Writing tasks include a model answer — neither is scored automatically, since that needs real speech and writing evaluation this site does not offer for this exam.
Listening
Part 1: Photographs
Look at the picture and choose the statement that best describes it.
1. Look at the star. Which statement is true?
2. Which sentence correctly describes the tree in the picture?
3. Which sentence correctly describes the cat in the picture?
Part 2: Question-Response
Listen to the question or statement and choose the best response.
4. Choose the best response.
5. Choose the best response.
6. Choose the best response.
7. Choose the best response.
8. Choose the best response.
9. Choose the best response.
Part 3: Conversations
Listen to each conversation and answer the questions.
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Frank: Emma, an owner just called, their cat swallowed something and is having trouble breathing.
Emma: That sounds serious, tell them to come in immediately.
Frank: I already did, they're about ten minutes away.
Emma: Let's get the oxygen and emergency kit ready before they arrive.
Frank: On it now.
Emma: Good, and let's call ahead to the emergency vet hospital in case we need to transfer the cat.
10. What's the emergency?
11. What does Frank tell the owner?
12. What does Emma mean when she says to 'call ahead to the emergency vet hospital in case we need to transfer the cat'?
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Isla: Henry, a customer's gift certificate expired last month, but she says she never got a reminder email.
Henry: Let me check our email log... it looks like it bounced due to an old address.
Isla: That's not really her fault then. Should we honor it anyway?
Henry: I think so, given the mix-up was on our end.
Isla: Good, let's extend it another three months and update her contact info.
Henry: I'll process that now.
13. What's the customer's complaint?
14. Why didn't she get the reminder?
15. What does Isla mean when she says 'that's not really her fault then'?
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Emma: Frank, the Turner brochures came out with the wrong shade of blue.
Frank: Let me check the file... the proof was approved with a slightly different Pantone code.
Emma: Did the client actually see the exact shade before approving?
Frank: They approved a digital proof, which doesn't always match the printed colour exactly.
Emma: We should reprint at our cost and explain the digital-versus-print difference to them.
Frank: Agreed, I'll get the corrected batch running this afternoon.
16. What's wrong with the Turner brochures?
17. Why might the colour differ from what was approved?
18. What does Emma decide to do?
Part 4: Short Talks
Listen to each talk and answer the questions.
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This is a reminder that open enrollment for health benefits closes this Friday at midnight. If you haven't reviewed your options yet, please log into the benefits portal to compare plans, as a few rates have changed from last year. Any changes you make will take effect starting next month, and if you don't make any changes, your current plan will simply roll over. If you have questions about coverage options, HR is holding a drop-in session in conference room B this Wednesday from one to three.
19. When does open enrollment close?
20. What happens if no changes are made?
21. Where can employees get help with questions?
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Welcome, everyone, thanks for coming to today's open house. This beautiful three-bedroom home was built in two thousand fifteen and has been freshly renovated, including a brand-new kitchen with quartz countertops. As you walk through, you'll notice the large windows throughout, which bring in a lot of natural light. The backyard has been landscaped recently and includes a small patio, perfect for entertaining. Feel free to look around at your own pace, and I'll be here in the kitchen if you have any questions about the property or the neighborhood.
22. When was the home built?
23. What was recently renovated?
24. What does the backyard include?
Reading
Part 5: Incomplete Sentences
Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.
1. The IT department will _____ all staff laptops next weekend.
2. The software update fixes several security _____.
3. The engineers are working _____ a solution to the server outage.
4. The maintenance crew will work _____ midnight and 5 a.m. to avoid disturbing guests.
5. The exhibition attracted _____ 20,000 visitors in its first week.
6. Since the launch, the app has been downloaded more than two million _____.
7. _____ the price of fuel rises, airlines usually increase ticket prices.
8. The two departments have decided to _____ forces on the new advertising project.
Part 6: Text Completion
Read the text and choose the best answer for each gap.
NOTICE: Temporary Road Closure on Elm Avenue
Elm Avenue will be closed to traffic between Main Street and Park Road from Monday to Wednesday next week for utility repairs. Drivers are advised to use Oak Street or Ridge Lane as (1) _____ routes during this time. Businesses along Elm Avenue will remain open, and pedestrian access will not be (2) _____. The contractor expects the closure to (3) _____ no longer than three days. (4) _____
9. Gap 1: Select the option that best fits this blank.
10. Gap 2: Select the answer that best completes the sentence.
11. Gap 3: Identify the option that correctly completes the text.
12. Gap 4: Select the option that most naturally completes the text.
Part 7: Reading Comprehension
Read the documents and answer the questions.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION NOTICE
This confirms that Daniela Ortiz has successfully completed the Advanced Project Management course, consisting of 24 hours of instruction, on September 5. This certificate is valid for continuing education credit and should be retained for your professional records. A digital copy has also been sent to your employer's training coordinator, as requested during enrollment. Certificates for courses completed with a grade below 80% will not be issued.
13. What does the notice confirm?
14. Who else received a copy of the certificate?
15. Under what condition is a certificate NOT issued?
FOR RENT: 2-Bedroom Apartment, Downtown
$1,450/month, available November 1. Located on the fourth floor of a quiet building with elevator access. Includes in-unit washer/dryer, one parking space, and utilities except electricity. No pets allowed. Minimum 12-month lease required; a security deposit equal to one month's rent is due at signing. Contact the property manager at (555) 019-2234 to schedule a viewing; viewings are available Tuesday through Saturday only.
16. What is included in the rent?
17. What is the minimum lease length?
18. On which days can viewings be scheduled?
Order Confirmation
ORDER #77820 CONFIRMED
Item: Standing Desk, Walnut finish
Estimated delivery: 5-7 business days from order date (placed August 2)
Shipping method: Standard ground
Follow-up Email
Subject: Update on Order #77820
Dear Customer,
We're writing to let you know your standing desk is delayed due to a supplier shortage and is now expected to ship by August 20, arriving a few days after that. We understand this is well past the original estimate and are including a $20 store credit on your account as an apology for the delay.
19. When was the order originally placed?
20. What was the original estimated delivery window?
21. Why is the item delayed?
22. Based on both texts, roughly how much longer than originally estimated will the customer wait for the desk?
23. What is the company offering as an apology?
Speaking
Read a Text Aloud
Read the text aloud. You have 45 seconds to speak.
Read the text aloud.
Please note the change to our weekend bus service. Beginning this Saturday, route forty-two will run every twenty minutes instead of every thirty. The first bus leaves the depot at six fifteen, and the last bus leaves at eleven forty-five. Buses will not stop at the old market on Sundays. For a complete timetable, visit our website or call customer service.
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Model answer: Read the numbers slowly and distinctly, as passengers need them. Stress 'twenty minutes instead of every thirty' as a contrast. Say 'six fifteen' and 'eleven forty-five' carefully, with a short pause between them. Emphasize 'not stop' and 'Sundays'. End politely, with a friendly tone that invites people to find more information.
Describe a Picture
Describe the picture in as much detail as you can.
Describe what you see in this bicycle picture.
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Model answer: There is a bicycle in this picture. It has two wheels, a frame and pedals. I can imagine a delivery worker using it to bring food or packages through crowded streets, because bikes can move faster than cars in traffic. Cycling is also good exercise. The image is simple, and it suggests a clean, healthy way to get around town.
Respond to Questions
Answer three questions.
Imagine an American market researcher is phoning you about home cooking. Answer three questions.
Question 1: How often do you cook meals at home?
Question 2: What kind of food do you usually cook?
Question 3: What makes you decide to order food instead of cooking?
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Model answer: 1. I cook at home most nights, maybe five or six times a week. 2. I mostly make simple pasta dishes, stir-fries, and soups. 3. If I'm exhausted after a long day or don't have fresh ingredients, I'll order food instead of cooking.
Respond to Questions Using Information Provided
Read the information, then answer three questions about it.
Look at the information below, then answer the three questions.
FIXIT PHONE REPAIR - PRICE LIST
Screen replacement - 60 dollars
Battery replacement - 35 dollars
Water damage assessment - 20 dollars
Repairs usually completed within 1 hour
6-month warranty on all repairs
Walk-ins welcome, no appointment needed
Question 1: How much does a battery replacement cost?
Question 2: How long do repairs usually take?
Question 3: How long is the warranty on repairs?
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Model answer: 1. A battery replacement costs thirty-five dollars. 2. Repairs usually take about an hour to complete. 3. All repairs come with a six-month warranty.
Express an Opinion
Give your opinion and support it with reasons.
Some people believe plastic bags should be completely banned, while others believe this is unnecessary. What is your opinion?
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Model answer: I strongly support banning single-use plastic bags, since their environmental cost far outweighs their brief convenience. These bags often end up in oceans and landfills, taking centuries to break down and harming wildlife along the way. Reusable bags, while requiring a small change in habit, are a simple and effective alternative that most people adjust to quickly once the ban is in place. Some argue this inconveniences shoppers who forget their own bags, but I think a small fee for paper alternatives easily solves that problem while still protecting the environment.
Writing
Write a Sentence Based on a Picture
Write one sentence about each picture using both words.
Write ONE sentence using: fence / vegetables (any word form).
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Model answer: He built a low fence to keep the rabbit away from his vegetables.
Write ONE sentence using: provide / instead of (any word form).
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Model answer: The company provides apples instead of cookies at the Monday meeting.
Respond to a Written Request
Read the email and write a reply.
Read the email, then respond.
From: Rachel Kim, Long-term Client
Subject: Asking about a loyalty discount
Hi,
We've been using your consulting services for over three years now and wondered if there's any loyalty discount available for long-term clients like us.
Best,
Rachel
Respond to the email. Do the following:
1. Thank her for her loyalty.
2. Explain what discount, if any, is available.
3. Mention one other benefit you can offer.
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Model answer: Dear Rachel, Thank you so much for your continued trust in our services over the past three years, it genuinely means a lot to our team. I'm pleased to let you know we can offer a 10 percent loyalty discount on your next contract renewal in recognition of your long partnership with us. In addition, we'd also be happy to include a complimentary strategy review session this quarter, at no extra cost. Please let me know if you'd like to move forward with these terms. Best regards
Write an Opinion Essay
Write an essay giving your opinion with reasons and examples.
Some people believe wealthy countries have a responsibility to help poorer countries, while others believe each country should be responsible for its own development. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
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Model answer: The question of whether wealthy nations bear a moral responsibility to assist poorer countries remains a significant topic in international relations. Supporters of this responsibility argue that much of today's global wealth inequality stems from historical factors like colonialism and unfair trade practices, meaning wealthy nations owe a debt to countries whose resources and labor were previously exploited. They also argue that in an interconnected world, poverty and instability abroad can eventually create problems, including migration pressures and security risks, that ultimately affect wealthier nations too.
Those who believe each country should be primarily responsible for its own development argue that foreign aid can sometimes create dependency, prop up corrupt governments, or fail to address the underlying governance issues that keep countries poor. They suggest that genuine development must come from within, through strong institutions, education, and sound economic policy, and that indefinite external assistance may actually delay this necessary internal progress.
In my opinion, wealthy countries do bear some responsibility to help, though the form this assistance takes matters greatly. Rather than simple financial handouts, I believe aid should focus on building sustainable capacity, such as education, healthcare infrastructure, and fair trade opportunities, while respecting the sovereignty and self-determination of recipient nations. Combining genuine international support with a strong emphasis on internal governance and accountability likely produces better long-term outcomes than either extreme of complete isolationism or unconditional aid.