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. Which statement best describes the picture of the car?
2. Which statement best describes the picture of the ball?
3. Which statement best describes the picture of the clock?
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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Henry: Carla, the lunch buffet setup is running late, and the afternoon session starts in thirty minutes.
Carla: What's holding it up?
Henry: The catering van got delayed at the loading dock.
Carla: Let's push the session start by fifteen minutes to give the buffet more time.
Henry: I'll let the speaker know about the short delay.
Carla: Thanks, I'll update the schedule board in the lobby too.
10. Why is the buffet setup delayed?
11. What solution do they choose?
12. What will Carla update?
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Jack: Carla, little Mia's mom called to say she'll be twenty minutes late for pickup today.
Carla: That's fine, we can keep her in the after-hours room with the other late pickups.
Jack: Should we let her mom know there's a small late fee after fifteen minutes?
Carla: Good point, I'll mention it kindly when she calls back to confirm.
Jack: I'll keep Mia occupied with some drawing until then.
Carla: Thanks, she loves drawing dinosaurs lately.
13. Why did Mia's mom call?
14. What does Carla decide to mention to the mom?
15. What will Jack do with Mia while they wait?
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Carla: David, the projector in hall B just stopped working, and the keynote starts in ten minutes.
David: I've got a backup projector in the storage room, give me two minutes.
Emma: I'll let the speaker know there might be a short delay.
Carla: Good idea. Let's also test the microphone while we're at it, just in case.
David: I'm bringing the backup now.
Emma: I'll ask the audience to stay seated and update them if anything changes.
16. What problem occurs in hall B?
17. What does David do about it?
18. What does Emma mean when she says she'll 'update them if anything changes'?
Part 4: Short Talks
Listen to each talk and answer the questions.
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Attention guests, the Thunder Falls water ride is temporarily closed due to a mechanical inspection and will reopen as soon as possible, hopefully within the hour. All other rides in that section of the park remain open, including the log flume nearby. We apologize for any inconvenience and recommend checking our app for real-time updates on ride status throughout the park. Thank you for your patience today.
19. Why is Thunder Falls closed?
20. What other ride is mentioned as open?
21. How can guests check ride status?
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Attention diners, we're excited to introduce our brand-new seasonal menu starting this week. You'll find fresh additions like a roasted beet salad, a slow-braised short rib, and a new selection of plant-based entrées. Several of our longtime favorites remain, but portion sizes have been adjusted slightly based on customer feedback. We're also introducing a rotating dessert of the month, starting with a lavender honey cake this month. Ask your server for a sample if you're not sure what to try first.
22. What's new about the menu?
23. Why were portion sizes adjusted?
24. What's this month's dessert?
Reading
Part 5: Incomplete Sentences
Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.
1. Both the design team _____ the engineers contributed ideas for the new model.
2. The team would have won the contract if the bid _____ submitted before the deadline.
3. She said that she _____ the contract the previous day.
4. The manager asked the staff to _____ the customer's complaint seriously.
5. The company's redesigned logo helped _____ its brand identity.
6. As the project leader, Ms. Kowalski has the authority to _____ additional staff.
7. The manual explains how to _____ the machine in case of an emergency.
8. There is _____ time left before the deadline, so we must work quickly.
Part 6: Text Completion
Read the text and choose the best answer for each gap.
MEMO: Annual Parking Permit Renewal
All staff parking permits expire at the end of this month and must be renewed through the facilities portal (1) _____ August 31 to avoid a gap in access. Permit fees remain unchanged from last year. Staff who no longer need a permit, for example because they now (2) _____ to work, should cancel it to free up a space for someone (3) _____. (4) _____
9. Gap 1: Pick the answer that best completes the sentence.
10. Gap 2: Choose the choice that fits best here.
11. Gap 3: Identify the word or phrase that best fits this blank.
12. Gap 4: Identify the option that fits best in this gap.
Part 7: Reading Comprehension
Read the documents and answer the questions.
NOTICE TO CLIENTS: Updated Vaccination Policy
Starting January 1, all dogs attending Pawsitive Daycare must have an up-to-date bordetella vaccination, in addition to the rabies and distemper vaccines already required. Proof of vaccination must be submitted to the front desk or emailed at least 3 days before your dog's next visit. Dogs without current records on file will not be admitted and no refund will be given for that day's booking.
13. What new requirement is being added?
14. How far in advance must proof of vaccination be submitted?
15. What happens if a dog's vaccination records are not on file?
NOTICE TO MEMBERS: Fall Schedule Changes
Starting September 1, our Tuesday 6 p.m. Vinyasa class will move to 6:30 p.m. to allow more time between the 5 p.m. Beginners class. We are also adding a new Sunday morning Restorative Yoga class at 9 a.m. Due to lower attendance, the Friday 7 a.m. class will be discontinued. All other class times remain the same. Please check the app for the most current schedule before each visit.
16. Why is the Vinyasa class time changing?
17. What new class is being added?
18. Why is the Friday 7 a.m. class being discontinued?
Speaker Guidelines
SPEAKER GUIDELINES - Annual Marketing Summit
Slide decks must be submitted at least 2 weeks before the event for AV team review. Speakers are allotted 30 minutes total: 20 minutes for the talk and 10 minutes for Q&A. Speakers arriving less than 30 minutes before their session may not have time for a tech check.
Speaker Email
Subject: Confirming My Session Details
Hi organizers,
Just confirming - I'll have my slides ready and sent over about 10 days before the event. I'm also planning to arrive about 20 minutes before my session starts since my flight lands that morning. Let me know if that should work or if I need to adjust anything.
Best,
Professor Adebayo
19. How much total time is each speaker allotted?
20. How much time is set aside for Q&A?
21. When does Professor Adebayo plan to send his slides?
22. Based on both texts, are there any issues with Professor Adebayo's plan?
23. What might happen if a speaker arrives less than 30 minutes before their session?
Speaking
Read a Text Aloud
Read the text aloud. You have 45 seconds to speak.
Read the text aloud.
Registration is now open for the Fun Run for Children's Hospital, taking place on Sunday, September fourteenth. Choose between a five-kilometer walk and a ten-kilometer run. Every participant receives a T-shirt and a medal. All money raised goes directly to new medical equipment. Sign up at the website before September first and help us reach our goal.
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Model answer: Sound positive and motivating. Stress 'Registration is now open', 'five-kilometer', and 'ten-kilometer', making a clear contrast between the two choices. Emphasize 'directly' and 'new medical equipment' to show purpose. Give the dates, 'September fourteenth' and 'September first', clearly. The final phrase should rise a little, to inspire action.
Describe a Picture
Describe the picture in as much detail as you can.
Describe the bread in the picture in detail.
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Model answer: This picture shows a loaf of bread. It could be on the counter of a bakery, waiting for a customer to buy it, or on a kitchen table at home. Fresh bread often smells wonderful in the morning. It's the only item in the picture, so I think it represents something basic and comforting, like a simple breakfast or sandwich.
Respond to Questions
Answer three questions.
Imagine an American market researcher is phoning you about where you prefer to shop. Answer three questions.
Question 1: Do you prefer shopping at local shops or large online stores?
Question 2: What advantages does your preferred option have?
Question 3: Is price the most important factor for you when shopping?
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Model answer: 1. I generally prefer local shops for everyday items and online stores for anything specialized. 2. Local shops let me get advice from the owner and support people in my community. 3. Price matters, but it's not the most important factor; convenience and trust matter just as much to me.
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.
CENTRAL LIBRARY - THIS MONTH'S EVENTS
Week 1: Children's storytime, Wednesdays 10 am
Week 2: Author talk, Friday 6 pm
Week 3: Computer skills workshop, Tuesday 2 pm
Week 4: Book club meeting, Thursday 5:30 pm
All events free, but seats are limited
Register at the front desk
Question 1: When is the author talk held?
Question 2: What is scheduled in Week 3?
Question 3: How much do the events cost?
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Model answer: 1. The author talk is held on Friday at six in the evening. 2. In Week 3, there is a computer skills workshop. 3. The events are free, although seats are limited.
Express an Opinion
Give your opinion and support it with reasons.
Some people believe employees should be paid based on the hours they work, while others believe pay should depend on results and output. What is your opinion?
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Model answer: I lean towards believing pay should depend more on results, at least for jobs where output can be measured fairly. Paying purely by hours can sometimes reward employees for simply being present rather than being genuinely productive, which doesn't always benefit the company or motivate real effort. However, results-based pay can be unfair in roles where success depends heavily on factors outside an employee's control, such as market conditions or team performance. A fair combination, with a stable base salary plus performance bonuses, seems like the most balanced solution for most jobs.
Writing
Write a Sentence Based on a Picture
Write one sentence about each picture using both words.
Write ONE sentence using: shine / so (any word form).
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Model answer: The sun is shining brightly, so the staff are having lunch outside.
Write ONE sentence using: melt / warm (any word form).
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Model answer: The snowman began to melt when the afternoon became warm.
Respond to a Written Request
Read the email and write a reply.
Read the email, then respond.
From: Conference Organizing Committee
Subject: Invitation to speak at our annual conference
Dear Sir or Madam,
We would be honored if you could speak at our annual industry conference this November on a topic of your choice related to your field. Would you be available and interested?
Organizing Committee
Respond to the email. Do the following:
1. Thank them for the invitation.
2. Confirm your interest and suggest a topic.
3. Ask about the length of the talk and the audience size.
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Model answer: Dear Organizing Committee, Thank you very much for this kind invitation; I would be honored to speak at your annual conference this November. I'd like to propose a talk on emerging trends in sustainable packaging, which I believe would be relevant and engaging for your audience. Could you let me know how long the talk should be, and roughly how many attendees are expected, so I can prepare the content and slides appropriately? I look forward to being part of the event. Best regards
Write an Opinion Essay
Write an essay giving your opinion with reasons and examples.
Some people believe artificial intelligence will ultimately create more jobs than it destroys, while others fear it will cause widespread unemployment. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
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Model answer: The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has raised urgent questions about its impact on employment. Optimists argue that, historically, technological revolutions have always destroyed certain jobs while creating new ones that did not previously exist. Just as the industrial revolution eliminated many manual roles but created factory and engineering jobs, AI is expected to generate demand for new professions in areas like AI oversight, data analysis, and human-AI collaboration, alongside boosting productivity in existing industries.
Pessimists, however, worry that this transition will be far more disruptive than previous ones, both in speed and scope. Unlike earlier technologies that primarily replaced physical labor, AI increasingly performs cognitive tasks once considered uniquely human, from writing and analysis to customer service and even basic decision-making. Workers displaced from these roles, particularly those without access to retraining, may struggle to find comparable employment, potentially widening inequality between those who can adapt to AI-driven work and those who cannot.
In my opinion, both outcomes are plausible depending on how societies respond. AI will likely create valuable new jobs, but the transition period could cause serious hardship if governments and businesses fail to prepare workers in advance. I believe substantial investment in retraining programs, education reform, and possibly stronger social safety nets will be essential to manage this shift fairly. The technology itself is neither purely beneficial nor purely harmful; the outcome depends heavily on the policy choices made in the coming years.