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 monkey in the picture?
2. Look at the clock. Which statement is true?
3. Look at the milk. 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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Frank: Anna, a parent's asking if we can move her son's math sessions to twice a week instead of once.
Anna: Do we have space in our Tuesday evening slot?
Frank: Let me check... yes, Tuesday at five is open.
Anna: Great, let's offer that alongside his usual Thursday session.
Frank: I'll call her back to confirm the new schedule.
Anna: Thanks, and let's also send over an updated invoice for the extra session.
10. What does the parent request?
11. What slot is available?
12. What will Frank do?
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Frank: Isla, a member says the printer on the third floor keeps jamming.
Isla: Did they say what kind of paper they were using?
Frank: They mentioned it was some thicker cardstock for business cards.
Isla: That printer isn't rated for cardstock, that's probably the issue.
Frank: I'll let them know and point them to the design studio's printer instead.
Isla: Good, and I'll put a sign on the third-floor printer about paper limits.
13. What's the member's complaint?
14. What likely caused the jamming?
15. What does Frank suggest to the member?
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Isla: Emma, the venue for the charity gala just told us their capacity is actually two hundred, not two fifty like we thought.
Emma: We've already sold two hundred and thirty tickets.
Isla: We need to either find extra space or stop ticket sales immediately.
Emma: Let's check if the adjoining room can be opened up for overflow seating.
Isla: I'll call the venue manager now to ask.
Emma: Good, and let's pause ticket sales until we know for sure.
16. What's the capacity problem?
17. What does Emma suggest checking?
18. What does Emma mean when she says to 'pause ticket sales until we know for sure'?
Part 4: Short Talks
Listen to each talk and answer the questions.
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Good morning, everyone. This is a quick reminder that our quarterly all-hands meeting will take place this Thursday at ten in the main auditorium. We'll be covering the sales results from the last quarter, introducing two new team leads, and opening the floor for a Q and A session at the end. Attendance is expected for all full-time staff, and remote employees can join through the usual video link. Light refreshments will be provided beforehand in the lobby starting at nine thirty. If you have any questions you'd like addressed during the Q and A, please submit them through the internal portal by Wednesday evening. We look forward to seeing everyone there.
19. What time does the meeting start?
20. What will be covered besides sales results?
21. How should employees submit questions for the Q and A?
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Good morning. Registration for fall classes at the community center opens this Monday at nine. Popular classes like pottery and beginner cooking tend to fill up quickly, so we recommend registering online as soon as possible. Returning students from last session get priority registration starting this Friday, three days before general registration opens. A full class schedule and pricing list is available on our website and at the front desk.
22. When does general registration open?
23. Which classes fill up quickly?
24. Who gets priority registration?
Reading
Part 5: Incomplete Sentences
Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence.
1. Applicants are asked to provide two professional _____ with their applications.
2. Customer complaints _____ dramatically since the new training program was introduced.
3. The manager is very _____; he always listens to staff concerns.
4. Ms. Martin can't find her keys; she must _____ them at the restaurant.
5. The seminar covers a _____ of topics, from budgeting to negotiation.
6. Ms. Roy is looking forward _____ the new team next month.
7. The finance director will _____ the new tax policy at tomorrow's briefing.
8. The city plans to plant _____ of trees along the main road next year.
Part 6: Text Completion
Read the text and choose the best answer for each gap.
NOTICE: Lobby Renovation
The main lobby will undergo renovation work over the next six weeks to update the flooring and seating area. During construction, all visitors should enter (1) _____ the side entrance on Duke Street, which will remain open throughout. Noise levels may be higher than (2) _____ between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m., when deliveries are made. We appreciate your patience while this work (3) _____ completed. (4) _____
9. Gap 1: Choose the word or phrase that best fits this blank.
10. Gap 2: Pick the word or phrase that best completes the sentence.
11. Gap 3: Pick the word that correctly completes the text.
12. Gap 4: Select the sentence that fits best in this gap.
Part 7: Reading Comprehension
Read the documents and answer the questions.
Appointment Reminder - Dr. Fenwick's Office
This is a reminder of your upcoming appointment on Thursday, March 14, at 2:15 p.m. for a routine check-up. Please arrive 15 minutes early to complete updated intake forms. If you have had any lab work done elsewhere in the past year, please bring copies of those results. Patients who need to cancel or reschedule must do so at least 24 hours in advance to avoid a $25 late-cancellation fee.
13. Why should the patient arrive 15 minutes early?
14. What should the patient bring if applicable?
15. What happens if the patient cancels less than 24 hours in advance?
ANNOUNCEMENT: Company to Match Employee Donations
Starting this month, Harrow Financial will match employee charitable donations dollar for dollar, up to $500 per employee per year. Matches apply to any registered nonprofit and can be requested through the giving portal within 60 days of making a donation. Employees who volunteer at least 10 hours with an organization can also request a $250 grant on the organization's behalf, separate from the donation match.
16. What is the maximum donation match per employee per year?
17. How long does an employee have to request a match after donating?
18. What can an employee who volunteers 10 hours request?
Route Change Notice
NOTICE: Route 22 Detour Beginning Monday
Due to bridge repairs, Route 22 will detour via Grant Avenue instead of Main Street for approximately six weeks. Stops on Main Street between 3rd and 7th Street will be temporarily closed; the nearest alternative stops are on Grant Avenue, roughly two blocks away.
Rider Email
Subject: Route 22 Question
Hi transit team,
I normally board at the Main Street and 5th Street stop every morning. With this detour, will there be a stop near there on Grant Avenue, or will I need to walk further than that? Also, is the schedule timing changing at all because of the detour?
Thanks,
Fatima
19. Why is Route 22 being detoured?
20. How long is the detour expected to last?
21. Which stop does Fatima normally use?
22. Based on both texts, is Fatima's usual stop affected by the closure?
23. What alternative route will buses use during the detour?
Speaking
Read a Text Aloud
Read the text aloud. You have 45 seconds to speak.
Read the text aloud.
This is a reminder from Greenfield Health Clinic. You have an appointment tomorrow at ten thirty with Dr. Nguyen. Please arrive fifteen minutes early to complete some paperwork, and bring your insurance card and photo identification. If you can't attend, call us at least twenty-four hours in advance so we can offer the time to another patient. Thank you.
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Model answer: A reminder call should sound polite, clear, and slightly slower than normal speech. Stress 'tomorrow', 'ten thirty', and 'fifteen minutes early'. Pronounce the doctor's name, 'Nguyen', with care. Take a short pause after 'identification' and before 'If you can't attend'. Say 'twenty-four hours' clearly, and end with a friendly thank you.
Describe a Picture
Describe the picture in as much detail as you can.
Describe the car in the picture in detail.
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Model answer: In this picture there is a car. It might be parked in a parking lot outside a workplace, or waiting on a street. A car is convenient for commuting or for a family trip, although it can be expensive to run. The car takes up the whole picture, so it's the only subject. I think it looks clean and ready to drive.
Respond to Questions
Answer three questions.
Imagine a British market researcher is phoning you about video streaming services. Answer three questions.
Question 1: Which streaming services do you subscribe to?
Question 2: How many hours a week do you spend watching them?
Question 3: What would make you cancel a subscription?
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Model answer: 1. I currently subscribe to two services, mainly for films and documentaries. 2. I probably watch about six hours a week, mostly at weekends. 3. I'd cancel if the price rose sharply or if there wasn't enough new content to justify the cost.
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.
FRESH TABLE CATERING - EVENT PACKAGES
Buffet package, per guest - 18 dollars
Sit-down dinner, per guest - 30 dollars
Canape package, per guest - 15 dollars
Minimum order: 20 guests
Staff service fee - 100 dollars flat rate
Vegetarian and vegan options available
Question 1: How much does the sit-down dinner cost per guest?
Question 2: What is the minimum number of guests required?
Question 3: How much is the staff service fee?
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Model answer: 1. The sit-down dinner costs thirty dollars per guest. 2. The minimum order requires twenty guests. 3. The staff service fee is a flat rate of one hundred dollars.
Express an Opinion
Give your opinion and support it with reasons.
Some companies offer employees unlimited vacation days, while others set a fixed limit. What is your opinion on this policy?
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Model answer: I have mixed feelings about unlimited vacation policies, because in practice, they don't always work as well as they sound. In theory, trusting employees to manage their own time off shows respect and can improve morale significantly. However, studies have shown that some employees actually take less time off under unlimited policies, feeling uncertain about what is truly acceptable without a clear number to guide them. I believe a generous but clearly defined number of vacation days, combined with a culture that genuinely encourages using them, works better than an unlimited policy in name only.
Writing
Write a Sentence Based on a Picture
Write one sentence about each picture using both words.
Write ONE sentence using: bouquet / arrange (any word form).
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Model answer: The florist arranged a bouquet of flowers for the wedding.
Write ONE sentence using: offer / vitamin (any word form).
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Model answer: The hotel offers guests an orange at breakfast because it is full of vitamin C.
Respond to a Written Request
Read the email and write a reply.
Read the email, then respond.
From: Events Team, DataFlow Analytics
Subject: Invitation to our free webinar
Hi,
We're hosting a free webinar next Tuesday on data privacy trends and thought it might interest you. Would you like to register and receive the calendar invite?
Events Team
Respond to the email. Do the following:
1. Thank them for the invitation.
2. Confirm you would like to attend.
3. Ask one question about the webinar content.
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Model answer: Dear Events Team, Thank you for the invitation, data privacy is a topic our team has been following closely, so I would definitely like to attend. Please go ahead and register me, and send the calendar invite to this email address. Before the session, could you let me know whether the webinar will include a question and answer segment at the end, as our team would likely have some specific questions related to our industry? Looking forward to joining next Tuesday. Best regards
Write an Opinion Essay
Write an essay giving your opinion with reasons and examples.
Some people believe countries should require a period of national service from young adults, while others believe this should remain voluntary. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
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Model answer: Mandatory national service, whether military or civilian, remains a policy debated in many countries as a way to build citizenship and shared responsibility among young people. Supporters argue that requiring a period of service, whether in the military, healthcare, or community projects, instills discipline, teamwork, and a sense of civic duty that benefits both the individual and society. They also believe it can bring together young people from different social, economic, and regional backgrounds who might otherwise never interact closely.
Opponents argue that mandatory service infringes on personal freedom, forcing young people to delay education or career plans for an obligation they may not have chosen. They also question whether forced participation genuinely produces the intended civic benefits, arguing that voluntary programs attract more motivated, engaged participants who contribute more meaningfully than reluctant conscripts simply fulfilling a legal requirement.
In my opinion, mandatory national service is difficult to justify in societies that value individual freedom, particularly when voluntary alternatives can achieve similar benefits without coercion. I believe governments should instead invest in appealing, well-supported voluntary service programs, offering meaningful incentives such as educational funding or career training in exchange for a period of service. This approach could achieve many of the same social cohesion and civic benefits that mandatory service aims for, while respecting individual choice and likely attracting more genuinely committed participants.