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 sentence correctly describes the apple in the picture?
2. Look at the rain. Which statement is true?
3. Which sentence correctly describes the sun 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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Anna: Frank, the tenant for unit 4B wants to add a clause about keeping a cat, since our standard lease says no pets.
Frank: Is that something the landlord usually allows?
Anna: She's mentioned before she's fine with small, quiet pets.
Frank: Let's draft an addendum and send it to her for a quick sign-off.
Anna: I'll write it up today so we don't hold up the move-in date.
Frank: Good, that's supposed to be this weekend, right?
10. What does the tenant request?
11. What does Anna know about the landlord's preference?
12. What does Anna plan to do today?
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David: Emma, we're almost out of the specific red ink used for the magazine's cover logo.
Emma: How urgent is the print run?
David: We're supposed to start tonight to meet tomorrow's distribution deadline.
Emma: Let's call our backup supplier, they're usually faster for small urgent orders.
David: I'll call them now and see if they can deliver by this evening.
Emma: Thanks, we really can't afford to miss tomorrow's deadline.
13. What's running low?
14. Why is this urgent?
15. What does Emma mean when she says 'we really can't afford to miss tomorrow's deadline'?
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Emma: Ben, the crown for Mr. Foster's appointment tomorrow hasn't arrived from the lab yet.
Ben: Did you call to check on it?
Emma: Yes, they said there was a shade-matching issue and it needs to be remade.
Ben: That means we'll need to reschedule his appointment.
Emma: I'll call him today to explain and find a new time.
Ben: Thanks, and let's ask the lab for a firm new delivery date this time.
16. What's the problem with the crown?
17. What will happen to Mr. Foster's appointment?
18. What does Ben ask the lab for?
Part 4: Short Talks
Listen to each talk and answer the questions.
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This is a notice regarding scheduled system maintenance this weekend. Our email and file-sharing servers will be offline from midnight Saturday until six in the morning on Sunday while we perform critical security updates. Please save any important work before midnight Saturday, as anything unsaved may be lost. Access to the company intranet and shared drives will also be unavailable during this window. We recommend downloading any files you might need over the weekend before the maintenance begins. Normal service should resume Sunday morning without further action needed on your part.
19. When will the servers be offline?
20. What should employees do before midnight Saturday?
21. What's recommended for the weekend?
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Attention all production staff. Starting today, everyone entering the assembly floor must wear the new high-visibility vests provided at the supply counter. This follows a recent safety review that identified visibility issues during shift changes. Vests are available in small, medium, and large sizes, and supervisors will be checking compliance throughout the week. In addition, the north exit door will be temporarily closed for repairs until Friday, so please use the east or south exits in case of an emergency drill or evacuation. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our workplace safe.
22. What new safety requirement is introduced?
23. Why was this change made?
24. What should staff do about the north exit?
Reading
Part 5: Incomplete Sentences
Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.
1. It is _____ important to back up your files before updating the software.
2. Ms. Grant has a talent _____ explaining complicated ideas in simple terms.
3. The lecturer spoke so _____ that many students could not follow the argument.
4. The manufacturer recalled the product _____ safety concerns.
5. _____ shipment leaving the warehouse is scanned and recorded electronically.
6. She could not attend the meeting; _____, she sent her assistant.
7. Mr. Berg is a tough negotiator; he rarely _____ the first offer.
8. The technician will _____ the fault as soon as she has the right spare part.
Part 6: Text Completion
Read the text and choose the best answer for each gap.
Greenfield Logistics Marks Ten Years
Greenfield Logistics celebrated its tenth anniversary last week with a reception for staff, clients, and suppliers. Founded in a single warehouse, the company has (1) _____ into a firm with three depots and over two hundred employees. Chief executive Tom Baird thanked staff for their (2) _____ during difficult years, particularly the pandemic. He also outlined plans to open a fourth depot (3) _____ the end of next year. (4) _____
9. Gap 1: Choose the option that correctly completes the text.
10. Gap 2: Select the choice that best fits this blank.
11. Gap 3: Identify the word or phrase that fits best here.
12. Gap 4: Choose the sentence that best belongs in this gap.
Part 7: Reading Comprehension
Read the documents and answer the questions.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES - Annual Tech Expo
Gold Sponsor ($5,000): Logo on all event materials, a 10x10 booth, and 4 speaking slots
Silver Sponsor ($2,500): Logo on the event website, a 6x6 booth, and 2 speaking slots
Bronze Sponsor ($1,000): Logo on the event website only
All sponsorship packages must be confirmed by July 1 to be included in printed materials. Sponsors confirming after this date will still receive online recognition but not printed placement.
13. What is included with the Gold Sponsor package?
14. What is the ONLY benefit for a Bronze Sponsor?
15. What happens if a sponsor confirms after July 1?
Subject: Copier on 3rd floor is jammed again
Hi facilities team,
The copier near the east elevators on the third floor has been jamming constantly since yesterday - it seems to be an issue with the paper tray sensor. I've already tried removing and reloading the paper twice with no luck. Several of us have reports due this week, so it would be great if someone could take a look today or tomorrow. In the meantime, we're using the copier on the second floor.
Thanks,
Derek
16. What problem is Derek reporting?
17. What has Derek already tried?
18. What are staff doing in the meantime?
Warranty Terms
AURA LAPTOP - Warranty Terms
Covers manufacturing defects for 1 year from purchase. Accidental damage, including liquid spills, is not covered under the standard warranty but can be added for $49 as an extended protection plan within 30 days of purchase.
Customer Service Reply
Subject: Re: Laptop Screen Issue
Dear Ms. Ionescu,
Thank you for reaching out. Based on your description, it sounds like the screen issue was caused by a small amount of liquid getting into the keyboard area, which unfortunately falls outside our standard warranty coverage. I checked our records and did not find that you purchased the extended protection plan at checkout. We can offer a discounted repair estimate if you'd like to proceed.
19. What does the standard warranty cover?
20. How long is the extended protection plan available for purchase after buying the laptop?
21. What does the customer service reply say caused the screen issue?
22. Based on both texts, why won't Ms. Ionescu's repair be covered for free?
23. What does the company offer instead of a free repair?
Speaking
Read a Text Aloud
Read the text aloud. You have 45 seconds to speak.
Read the text aloud.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are now beginning our descent into Sydney. Please return your seats to the upright position and fasten your seat belts. All electronic devices should be switched to airplane mode, and tray tables must be stowed. The local time is six forty, and the temperature outside is twenty-two degrees. Thank you for flying with us.
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Model answer: Speak as a calm and confident flight attendant. Use a low, steady pitch and a moderate pace. Emphasize 'descent', 'upright', and 'fasten'. Pause after each instruction so passengers can act. Read 'six forty' and 'twenty-two degrees' slowly, and finish with a warm, friendly thank you.
Describe a Picture
Describe the picture in as much detail as you can.
Say as much as you can about this monkey.
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Model answer: This is a monkey with a small face and a long tail. I imagine it just found some food, possibly a banana that a visitor left behind. It looks lively, and it could be moving quickly at any moment. In some parks, staff put up signs asking tourists not to feed wildlife. The picture is amusing, but it also has a message.
Respond to Questions
Answer three questions.
Imagine a British market researcher is phoning you about using your local library. Answer three questions.
Question 1: How often do you visit your local library?
Question 2: What do you usually go there for?
Question 3: Do you think libraries are still important today?
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Model answer: 1. I visit the library about once a month, usually on a Saturday. 2. I mostly go to borrow books, though I sometimes use the study area to work quietly. 3. Yes, I think they're still valuable, especially for people who can't afford to buy books or need a quiet place to study.
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.
NATIONAL HISTORY MUSEUM - GUIDED TOURS
Morning tour: 10:30, Ancient Civilizations wing
Afternoon tour: 2:00, Natural World wing
Evening tour: 6:00, Friday only, Space Exhibit
Each tour lasts 50 minutes
Tour tickets: 6 dollars in addition to entry
Group size limited to 15 people
Question 1: What time is the afternoon tour?
Question 2: On which day is the evening tour offered?
Question 3: What is the maximum group size for a tour?
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Model answer: 1. The afternoon tour is at two o'clock. 2. The evening tour is offered only on Friday. 3. The maximum group size for a tour is fifteen people.
Express an Opinion
Give your opinion and support it with reasons.
Some people believe social media influencers should face stricter regulation, especially around advertising, while others believe they should be free to post as they wish. What is your opinion?
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Model answer: I support stricter regulation for influencers, particularly when it comes to disclosing paid advertisements. Many followers, especially younger ones, trust influencers as if they were personal friends, which makes hidden advertising more deceptive than a typical commercial. Clear labeling of sponsored content would help audiences make more informed decisions about the products they see recommended. I understand that some influencers see this as excessive interference in their creative freedom, but I believe basic honesty about financial relationships with brands is simply a matter of fairness towards their audience.
Writing
Write a Sentence Based on a Picture
Write one sentence about each picture using both words.
Write ONE sentence using: runner / energy (any word form).
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Model answer: Many runners eat a banana before a race to get extra energy.
Write ONE sentence using: weigh / airport (any word form).
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Model answer: The clerk at the airport weighed the bag and asked the traveler to remove a few items.
Respond to a Written Request
Read the email and write a reply.
Read the email, then respond.
From: Angela Ford, Customer
Subject: Internet down for two days
Hello,
Our home internet has been down for two days now, and I work from home, so this is causing serious problems. When will this be fixed, and will I receive any compensation for the disruption?
Angela
Respond to the email. Do the following:
1. Apologize sincerely for the outage.
2. Give an update on the repair.
3. Offer compensation.
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Model answer: Dear Angela, I sincerely apologize for the ongoing outage and the serious disruption it has caused to your work. Our technical team has identified a fault in your area and expects service to be fully restored by tomorrow evening at the latest. As compensation for the inconvenience, we will credit your account with a full refund for this billing cycle, along with an additional 20 dollars towards next month's bill. Thank you for your patience, and please contact us immediately if the connection is not restored as expected. Best regards
Write an Opinion Essay
Write an essay giving your opinion with reasons and examples.
Some people believe children should have limited access to smartphones, while others believe smartphones are a normal and necessary part of childhood today. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
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Model answer: As smartphones become common even among young children, parents and educators increasingly disagree about how much access is appropriate. Those who favor strict limits point to research linking excessive screen time with poorer sleep, reduced attention spans, and increased anxiety, particularly when children are exposed to social media before they are emotionally ready. They also worry about exposure to inappropriate content and the risk of online predators, arguing that childhood should prioritize outdoor play and face-to-face relationships instead.
Those who see smartphones as necessary argue that technology is now deeply woven into daily life, education, and communication, and that shielding children entirely leaves them unprepared for a digital world. A basic phone, they note, can also provide safety, allowing parents to reach their children and track their location. Some educational apps genuinely support learning, offering benefits that outweigh moderate screen exposure when used thoughtfully.
In my opinion, the key lies in age-appropriate, gradual access rather than an all-or-nothing approach. Young children likely need little more than a basic device for emergencies, while early teenagers might reasonably gain limited smartphone use, with clear rules around screen time and supervised access to social media. Full, unrestricted access should probably wait until later adolescence, when judgment and self-regulation are more developed. Parents, schools, and technology companies all share responsibility for creating an environment where children can benefit from technology without being harmed by it.