📝 TOEFL iBT · Practice Test

The TOEFL,
just like the real exam.

All four TOEFL iBT sections — Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing — in the exact format of the real exam: auto-grading with explanations, listening audio playback, speaking recording, and writing timers. Practice with a 5-attempt pass for 200 credits, or go unlimited for 500.

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The sample is free · no login required — try the real format and timer before you start. Full test: 200 credits = 5 attempts · 500 credits = unlimited

Reading
Reading · 35 min
Two ~700-word academic passages · 10 questions each (20 total). Real question types: factual, inference, vocabulary, rhetorical purpose, sentence simplification, insert text, and summary. Auto-graded with explanations right after you finish.
Listening
Listening · ~36 min
2 conversations + 3 lectures (28 questions total). Play the audio, listen, and answer in MCQ format — gist, detail, function, attitude, and organization types. Transcript revealed after grading.
Speaking
Speaking · 16 min
4 tasks (1 independent + 3 integrated). 15–30 sec prep → 45–60 sec response, with mic recording + speech-to-text transcription, then rubric-based self-scoring.
Writing
Writing · ~29 min
Integrated (reading + listening summary) + Academic Discussion (opinion). Timed, with a live word count and rubric-based self-scoring.

Frequently asked questions

Q. How many credits does a TOEFL practice test cost?

TOEFL and SAT practice tests give you 5 attempts for 200 credits. Unlock the 500-credit pass for unlimited practice with no attempt limit.

Q. Is the format the same as the real exam?

It mirrors the real TOEFL iBT — same sections, question types, and timers. Listening plays audio, Speaking has prep/response timers and recording, and Writing reproduces the time limits and word counts exactly.

Q. How are the questions written?

We analyzed the real TOEFL iBT — its section structure, all 8 reading question types (factual, negative factual, inference, rhetorical purpose, vocabulary, sentence simplification, insert text, summary), the listening question types (gist, function, attitude, organization, connecting content), and the exam's time allocation — then wrote brand-new, original practice questions using the same design principles. Three full test sets let you practice every type without gaps.

Q. Are these official past exam questions?

No — these aren't copies of ETS's official questions. They're carefully crafted practice questions with the same format, types, and difficulty. That means you can practice as much as you want, just like the real thing, with no copyright concerns.