TOEFL iBT Mock TestTOP EDU PREP · Bluebook-Style Practice
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Full-Length Practice Exam
TOEFL iBT Mock Test
A complete, self-study practice test built to match the real exam's timing, question types, and question counts — Reading, Listening, and a bonus Structure & Written Expression review. Scroll through everything in one continuous exam paper, just like solving a real test booklet.
1. Reading
2 academic passages, 10 questions each — vocabulary, detail, inference, rhetorical purpose, insertion, and summary.
35:0020 questions2 passages
2. Listening
2 conversations + 3 lectures, played once via audio — gist, detail, function, inference.
You can pause at any time with the score button in the bottom-right corner — it shows your score so far and reviews only the questions you answered incorrectly. Unanswered questions are skipped in the review, just like a real diagnostic report.
Section 1 of 3
Reading
Read each passage and answer the questions that follow. Some questions ask you to choose the best place to insert a sentence, or to select three answer choices for a summary. Base your answers only on what is stated or implied in the passage.
Passage 1 — Coral Reef Ecosystems: Foundations of the Sea
Passage 2 — Urban Expansion and Wildlife Adaptation
Section Complete
Reading Section Finished
In the real exam, you cannot return to the Reading section once you move on. Continue when you're ready to begin Listening.
Section 2 of 3
Listening
Press play to listen to each conversation or lecture. In the real test, audio plays only once — try not to replay it. Questions appear after the audio finishes. Your device will read the transcript aloud using text-to-speech.
Section Complete
Listening Section Finished
Continue to the bonus Structure & Written Expression review — a grammar and sentence-level accuracy check often tested in academic English placement exams.
Section 3 of 3 · Bonus
Structure & Written Expression
Part A: choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence. Part B: each sentence has four underlined parts (A–D); choose the one that is NOT correct in standard written English.
Part A — Sentence Completion
Part B — Error Identification
Exam Complete
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Open the score panel below for your full results, or print this exam (with the answer key on the final page) for offline review.