Timed simulations, not practice. No hints, no retries, one attempt per question. A test that flatters you is worth nothing — afterwards you get a breakdown and a route back into the practice that fixes what you missed.
Every result is a practice estimate, never an official TOEFL score. Every paper is drawn from material the games never use, so it measures skill rather than memory.
Timed, no help, and the only thing that produces an estimate.
The whole test
All four sections in one sitting, in the real order, with a break — and one overall band out of 6 at the end. This is the only way to get a whole-test figure, because three sections cannot be scaled up into a fourth.
Each one spends Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing paper of the same number, so sitting a section on its own uses part of a full test too. There are 10 full tests — the scarcest section decides that, and right now it is Reading and Listening at 10 papers each.
Complete the Words · Read in Daily Life · Read an Academic Passage
Two-stage adaptive: an 18-minute router, then a shorter module. Complete the Words is thirty of the fifty questions.
50 questions30 min11 papers
Listen and Choose a Response · Listen to a Conversation · Listen to an Announcement · Listen to an Academic Talk
Two-stage adaptive, as the real section is: an 18-minute router, then a shorter module.
47 questions29 min10 papers
Listen and Repeat · Take an Interview
Seven sentences repeated against the clock, then a research interview.
7+4 questionsmic required10 papers
Build a Sentence · Write an Email · Write for an Academic Discussion
Gapped sentences from a word pool, an email, and a discussion post.
10+2 questions23 min11 papers
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