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Every passage, document, clip and round on the site, grouped by the TOEFL task it trains. 360 in total.

Speaking · Task 1 · Listen & RepeatEcho Drop100 tests

A transmission drops in once — say it back into your mic before the static stacks up and the channel is lost.

Volume 1 · 7 questions each

Library Basics1Academic Integrity Office2Fitness & Recreation3Airport Travel4Planetarium & Observatory5Computer Lab Services6Academic Advising Center7Counseling Center8Museum Tour9
Speaking · Task 1 · Listen & RepeatSignal Drop100 levels

A transmission drops through the void — say it back into your mic before it fades. Every signal you lock flies your craft closer to Earth.

Volume 1 · 7 questions each

Library Services1Academic Integrity Office2Fitness & Recreation3Airport Travel4Planetarium & Observatory5Computer Lab Services6Academic Advising Center7Counseling Center8Museum Tour9
Speaking · Task 2 · Take an InterviewFirst Contact29 topics

An Earth researcher interviews you — four questions, one topic, spoken aloud. Land the native expressions before the clock dies and pass as one of us.

Remote Work1Volume 1 · 4 questionsCelebrations2Volume 1 · 4 questionsShopping Habits3Volume 1 · 4 questionsLanguage Learning4Volume 1 · 4 questionsSmartphones5Volume 1 · 4 questionsHousehold Chores6Volume 1 · 4 questionsExercise7Volume 2 · 4 questionsCurrent Events8Volume 2 · 4 questionsEducation9Volume 2 · 4 questions
Writing · Task 1 · Build a SentenceSentence Cover27 sets

A reply lands scrambled — order the word tiles into the one sentence an Earthian would say, and leave the decoy behind. Hold your cover, sentence by sentence.

Foundation · A2–B1 · 8 questions each

Set 11Set 22Set 33Set 44Set 55Set 66Set 77Set 88Set 99
Writing · Task 2 · Write an EmailCover Story55 scenarios

Compose a message they'll read as one of their own — situation, relationship, purpose, tone.

professors · B1

Following Up on a Professor's Cryptic Note1Asking a TA to Clarify a Conflict2Asking to Sit the Midterm at a Different Time3Asking Permission to Record Lectures4Returning After a Family Matter5Explaining a Missed Class After a Sick Day6Asking About a Lower-Than-Expected Grade Without Contesting It7Asking for Feedback After a Grade with No Comments8Asking About a Final-Exam Grade Gap — With the Same Professor Next Semester9
Writing · Task 3 · Join the DiscussionOpen Thread6 topics

The class is already debating. Take a side, build on a classmate, back it up — and write the reply that earns your place in the seminar.

Saving Early or Spending on Experiences1Business & Work · B1Studying with Background Music2Education · B1Reducing Household Waste3Environment · B1Strict Sleep or Flexible Rest?4Health · B1Influencers and Traditional Celebrities5Media & Culture · B1Phones Banned at Family Meals6Society · B1
Reading · Task 1 · Complete the WordsSecond Nature10 paragraphs

Half of every word is missing — and you'll surprise yourself with how fast the rest comes back. Get a chain going and it starts to feel like flying.

Memory is not a recording1Cognitive scienceWhy cramming feels better than it works2Learning scienceSongs that cross an ocean3Animal behaviourA defect that was the design4Materials scienceThe fragment nobody looked at twice5History of scienceA mind that isn't in one place6NeuroscienceSailing against the wind7AnthropologyThe archive nobody wrote8Environmental historyWhere languages cut the spectrum9Linguistics
Reading · Task 2 · Read in Daily LifeArrivals9 documents

That friendly email is quietly giving you an instruction. Learn to hear it here, where getting it wrong costs you nothing at all.

Institutional English hides the action1Week 1Silence is an answer2Week 1Politeness is packaging, not meaning3Week 2A soft no is still a no4Week 3“We should, sometime” is warmth, not a plan5Week 4Praise in feedback is calibrated, not kind6Week 5A refusal usually contains the route7Week 5Handbook English is quietest about what matters most8Week 6Formality going up means patience going down9Week 7
Reading · Task 3 · Read an Academic PassageSet Text8 passages

Two hundred words genuinely worth reading. Answer, then point to the sentence that proves it — and feel your reading get sharper as you go.

Songs that cross an ocean1Animal behaviourA defect that turned out to be the design2Materials scienceThe fragment nobody looked at twice3History of scienceA mind that isn't in one place4NeuroscienceSailing against the wind5AnthropologyThe archive nobody wrote6Environmental historyWhere languages cut the spectrum7LinguisticsThe ship that everyone knew about8Engineering history
Listening · Task 1 · Choose the ResponseOpen Channel4 rounds

One line comes in. Pick the reply that actually answers it — not the one sharing a word with it. The fastest way to stop guessing from keywords.

What & Which1Round 1 · 8 questionsWho, Where & When2Round 2 · 8 questionsWhy & How3Round 3 · 8 questionsWhen it isn't a question4Round 4 · 8 questions
Listening · Tasks 2–4 · Conversations, announcements & lecturesLong Range9 clips

Hear it once, like the real thing. Type back the clause that carries the answer, then prove you heard it — the sentence you missed gets replayed on its own.

The loan that hasn't arrived1Task 2 · ConversationSwapping into the later section2Task 2 · ConversationTwo ways to get the feedback3Task 2 · ConversationThe shuttle route changes4Task 3 · AnnouncementDarkroom hours and the print show5Task 3 · AnnouncementHow the presentation slots work6Task 3 · AnnouncementWhat autumn leaves are actually doing7Task 4 · Academic talkWhy ice is slippery8Task 4 · Academic talkThe compass in a bird's eye9Task 4 · Academic talk
Writing · Task 1 · Spot the ErrorSpot Check3 shifts

Lines cross your desk one at a time. Most are clean. Stamp them through, catch the ones that would give a human away — and do it before the clock runs out.

Foundation shift1A2–B1 · 164 questionsDevelopment shift2B1–B2 · 126 questionsMastery shift3B2–C1 · 122 questions