TOEFL Structure
TOEFL exam content
TOEFL structure is quite simple and consequent. The exam consists of four main parts: Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking. The exam is four hours and a half long. Questions of some sections can be combined: for instance, you may need to read, listen and then give an answer in a written or oral form. Teachers provides you with a description of each section below:
Section | Number of questions | Tasks | Time limit |
Reading | 36-56 questions to 3-4 texts | Read passages and answer questions | From 60 to 80 minutes |
Listening | 34-51 questions | Listen to some lectures, conversations and class discussions; then answer all questions | From 60 to 90 minutes |
Break |
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| Ten minutes |
Speaking | Six questions | Express your opinion on an issue; speak based on listening and reading exercises | 20 minutes |
Writing | Two essays | Write one assay based on listening and reading passages; another essay should contain a supporting of your opinion to a topic | 50 minutes |