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 bread. Which statement is true?
2. Look at the bag. Which statement is true?
3. Look at the monkey. Which statement is true?
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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Isla: Ben, the air cargo booking for the electronics shipment got bumped from tonight's flight.
Ben: Was there a weight restriction issue?
Isla: Yes, the flight was overbooked on cargo space.
Ben: Can we get it on tomorrow morning's flight instead?
Isla: I already checked, there's room, so I've rebooked it.
Ben: Good, I'll let the client know about the short delay.
10. Why was the shipment bumped?
11. What has Isla already done?
12. What will Ben do?
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Henry: Isla, the registration kiosks just froze, and there's a long line forming.
Isla: Can we switch to manual check-in with the printed list for now?
Henry: Yes, I'll grab the backup list and start checking people in by hand.
Isla: Good, I'll get IT on the phone to see what's wrong with the kiosks.
Henry: Thanks, hopefully it's a quick fix.
Isla: I'll also ask a few more staff to help with the line while we wait.
13. What problem occurs at registration?
14. What does Henry suggest doing?
15. What does Isla do to manage the line?
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Henry: Emma, the night guard for building C called in sick for tonight.
Emma: Do we have anyone on standby?
Henry: Frank could cover it, but he just finished a day shift there.
Emma: That's a lot of hours for him. Let's check if David's available instead.
Henry: I'll call him now and confirm.
Emma: Thanks, and let's remind building management either way, just in case there's a delay in coverage.
16. Why is there a coverage gap tonight?
17. Why does Emma say Frank covering the shift is 'a lot of hours for him'?
18. What does Henry do next?
Part 4: Short Talks
Listen to each talk and answer the questions.
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This is a notice to nearby residents about upcoming construction work on Birchwood Street. Starting next Monday, crews will begin road resurfacing between eight in the morning and four in the afternoon, Monday through Friday, for approximately three weeks. Noise levels may be higher than usual during this period, and some on-street parking will be temporarily unavailable. We appreciate your patience as we complete these necessary road improvements. For questions, please contact the public works department.
19. What work is being done?
20. What are the working hours?
21. What will be temporarily affected?
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Thanks for visiting Willow Gardens today. This main hall seats up to one hundred fifty guests and comes with its own dance floor and a small stage for speeches. Just outside, the garden terrace is a popular spot for outdoor ceremonies, weather permitting, with an indoor backup room available if needed. Our venue fee includes tables, chairs, and basic linens, though catering is arranged separately through one of our three approved vendors. Booking typically needs to happen about a year in advance for peak wedding season.
22. How many guests does the main hall seat?
23. What's included in the venue fee?
24. How far in advance should couples book for peak season?
Reading
Part 5: Incomplete Sentences
Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.
1. It is not clear _____ the delay was caused by weather or by a technical fault.
2. If I _____ you, I would ask for a written quotation before signing.
3. There isn't _____ paper left in the printer.
4. The number of volunteers _____ increased significantly this year.
5. Many small firms struggle to _____ up with rapidly changing technology.
6. The staff were told to remain calm and _____ the building in an orderly manner.
7. The sales figures for March were _____ higher than we had forecast.
8. The sales team has met _____ target this quarter, so everyone will receive a bonus.
Part 6: Text Completion
Read the text and choose the best answer for each gap.
Subject: Your Order Has Been Confirmed - #55219
Dear Ms. Ferreira,
Thank you for your order. We are pleased to confirm that item #55219 (1) _____ be shipped within two business days. You will receive a tracking number once the package has (2) _____ left our warehouse. If you need to make any changes to your order, please contact us (3) _____ tomorrow, as processing begins after that. (4) _____
9. Gap 1: Pick the option that fits best here.
10. Gap 2: Choose the option that correctly completes the text.
11. Gap 3: Identify the answer that best completes the sentence.
12. Gap 4: Identify the sentence that best continues the passage.
Part 7: Reading Comprehension
Read the documents and answer the questions.
AGENDA: Weekly Cross-Team Sync - Thursday, 10:00 a.m.
1. Review of last week's action items (10 min)
2. Update from Marketing on the product launch campaign (15 min)
3. Update from Engineering on the beta testing timeline (15 min)
4. Open discussion: budget for Q4 initiatives (15 min)
5. Next steps and assignment of new action items (5 min)
Please review the shared document before the call and come prepared with any updates from your team. The call will be recorded for anyone unable to attend live.
13. How long is allotted for the Engineering update?
14. What should attendees do before the call?
15. What is available for those who cannot attend live?
Subject: Welcome to Hive Coworking!
Hi Tomas,
Welcome to Hive! Your membership starts today, and your keycard will grant access to the third-floor lounge, meeting rooms, and printing station. Meeting rooms can be booked for free up to four hours per week; additional hours are billed at $15/hour. Coffee, tea, and sparkling water are included with your membership. If you'd like a dedicated desk instead of the open seating area, let us know - there's currently a short waiting list.
See you soon,
The Hive Team
16. What does the keycard give Tomas access to?
17. How many free hours of meeting room use does Tomas get per week?
18. What does Tomas need to do if he wants a dedicated desk?
Employee Handbook Excerpt
SECTION 5.2: Paid Time Off
Full-time employees accrue 1.5 days of PTO per month, up to a maximum of 18 days per year. Unused PTO may be carried over into the next year, up to a maximum of 5 days; any excess is forfeited at year-end unless local law requires otherwise.
HR Email
Subject: Your PTO Balance - Year-End Reminder
Hi Sam,
As of today, you have 9 unused PTO days. Since our policy caps carryover at 5 days, we wanted to give you time to plan and use some of your remaining balance before December 31 if you'd like to avoid losing days.
Best,
HR Team
19. How many PTO days do full-time employees accrue per month?
20. What is the maximum PTO carryover allowed into the next year?
21. How many unused PTO days does Sam currently have?
22. Based on both texts, how many of Sam's PTO days would be forfeited if unused by year-end?
23. What is the maximum PTO an employee can accrue per year?
Speaking
Read a Text Aloud
Read the text aloud. You have 45 seconds to speak.
Read the text aloud.
Do you want to speak Spanish with confidence? Enroll now at Lingua Bridge Language School and start learning with native teachers. We offer evening classes for busy professionals, weekend workshops, and online lessons you can join from anywhere. Your first lesson is free. Call us or visit our website to reserve your place before the course fills up.
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Model answer: Sound upbeat and encouraging. Let your voice rise on the opening question, and stress 'confidence', 'native teachers', and 'free'. When you list the three types of lessons, use small pauses and a rising then falling tone. Speed up slightly on 'before the course fills up' to create urgency, but keep each word clear.
Describe a Picture
Describe the picture in as much detail as you can.
Say as much as you can about this chair.
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Model answer: I'm looking at a chair. I picture it at a desk in an open-plan office, where somebody sits for eight hours a day. A comfortable, adjustable chair helps prevent back pain, so many companies spend money on good ones. The picture is plain, but it reminds me that small details in the workplace make a difference to people's health.
Respond to Questions
Answer three questions.
Imagine an American market researcher is phoning you about gym memberships. Answer three questions.
Question 1: Do you currently have a gym membership?
Question 2: How often do you actually use it?
Question 3: What would make a gym membership better value for you?
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Model answer: 1. Yes, I've had a membership at a local gym for about a year. 2. I try to go three times a week, though it's sometimes only twice. 3. More flexible class schedules and shorter contracts would make it better value for 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.
ROUTE 12 BUS SCHEDULE - SATURDAYS
First bus: 6:15 from Main Depot
Buses run every 20 minutes until 10 pm
Last bus: 10:40 from Central Square
Single fare - 2 dollars 50
Day pass - 6 dollars
Question 1: How often do the buses run?
Question 2: What time does the last bus leave Central Square?
Question 3: How much is a day pass?
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Model answer: 1. The buses run every twenty minutes. 2. The last bus leaves Central Square at ten forty. 3. A day pass costs six dollars.
Express an Opinion
Give your opinion and support it with reasons.
Some people believe university education should be free for everyone, while others believe students should pay tuition fees. What is your opinion?
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Model answer: I lean towards supporting free or heavily subsidized university education, because it gives talented students from all backgrounds an equal chance to succeed. When tuition fees are high, many capable young people are discouraged from pursuing higher education simply because of cost, which seems unfair to me. Opponents worry that free education would be too expensive for governments to sustain, and that concern is valid, since it requires higher taxes or careful budgeting. Still, I believe a well-educated population benefits the whole economy in the long run, which makes the investment worthwhile.
Writing
Write a Sentence Based on a Picture
Write one sentence about each picture using both words.
Write ONE sentence using: adjust / comfortable (any word form).
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Model answer: You can adjust the height of this chair to make it more comfortable.
Write ONE sentence using: bakery / buy (any word form).
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Model answer: I usually buy fresh bread from the bakery next to my office.
Respond to a Written Request
Read the email and write a reply.
Read the email, then respond.
From: Sana Malik, Former Intern
Subject: Recommendation letter for a research grant
Hi,
I'm applying for a small research grant and need a letter of recommendation from a previous supervisor. Would you be willing to write one for me? The deadline is in three weeks.
Sana
Respond to the email. Do the following:
1. Agree to write the letter.
2. Ask for details about the grant and her project.
3. Confirm you can meet the three-week deadline.
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Model answer: Hi Sana, I'd be happy to write a recommendation letter for you; you did impressive work during your internship. Could you send me a summary of the grant and the research project you're proposing, along with any specific points the funding body wants addressed? That will help me write something targeted and relevant. Three weeks is plenty of time, so I'll have the letter ready well before the deadline. Good luck with the application. Best regards
Write an Opinion Essay
Write an essay giving your opinion with reasons and examples.
Some people believe tourism should be strictly limited in fragile natural environments, while others believe controlled tourism can coexist with conservation. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
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Model answer: Fragile natural environments, such as coral reefs, rainforests, and remote mountain regions, increasingly face pressure from growing numbers of visitors, raising questions about how tourism should be managed in these areas. Those who favor strict limits argue that even small numbers of careless visitors can cause lasting damage to delicate ecosystems, whether through pollution, disturbing wildlife, or simply the cumulative wear of foot traffic on sensitive terrain. They believe some places should remain largely untouched by mass tourism to preserve them for future generations.
Those who support controlled tourism argue that responsible visitor programs can actually fund conservation efforts that would otherwise lack financial support, since entrance fees and guided tours generate revenue directly tied to protecting the environment. They point out that completely restricting access can also alienate local communities from potential income, sometimes making them less invested in protecting these areas from other, less regulated threats like illegal logging or poaching.
In my opinion, the right approach depends on the specific fragility of each environment, but generally I favor carefully controlled rather than completely restricted access. Limiting visitor numbers, requiring trained local guides, and directing revenue explicitly toward conservation and community benefit can allow people to appreciate these environments while minimizing harm. Complete isolation should be reserved only for the most fragile or ecologically critical sites, where even minimal human presence poses unacceptable risk.