Comprehensive Listening, Structure & Written Expression, and Reading Practice Sets
Authentic TOEFL ITP® section-by-section question sets with interactive practice and audio.
Select specialized question sets categorized by section and academic topic.
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Short two-speaker exchanges with implied meaning & idioms
Master short conversational exchanges where the answer hinges on understanding what Speaker 2 truly means or implies.
High-frequency grammar patterns tested in spoken exchanges
Drill tricky dialogues with expressions of regret, emphatic agreement ("So do I", "You can say that again"), and conditional statements.
Campus exchanges testing negative phrasing, advice & implied meaning
Practice rapid deduction on idiomatic phrases, roommate negotiations, and professor expectations.
Contrary conditions, emphatic agreement & negative adverbials
Drill emphatic agreement idioms ("Tell me about it!") and inverted conditionals ("Had my lab partner not...").
Long conversations between students and university advisors
Listen to 3-minute conversations covering academic dilemmas, prerequisite waivers, and graduation planning.
Two students coordinating a lab experiment and presentation
Track responsibilities, research findings, and next steps discussed between two university research partners.
Two students organizing core extraction barrels, caps & GPS equipment
Track equipment checklists, oxidation prevention techniques, and task assignments for a lake coring trip.
Student consultation with advisor on prerequisites, deadlines & homestays
Understand qualification rules, recommendation timelines, and cultural immersion housing benefits.
Mini-lecture on the origin of impact craters on the Moon and Mercury
Experience an authentic professor lecture explaining meteoroid impacts, basalt lava flooding, and mare formation.
Lecture on the architectural evolution of New England textile mills
Analyze structural innovations in 19th-century water-powered manufacturing centers and factory floor safety.
Lecture on zooxanthellae algae mutualism and thermal stress mechanisms
Analyze how elevated sea surface temperatures trigger algae expulsion and coral starvation.
Mini-talk tracing the genetic evolution from wild teosinte grass to corn
Trace how ancient artificial selection transformed brittle wild grass into high-yield staple crops.
Sentence completion testing essential main clause and subordinate clause structures
Drill foundational TOEFL ITP Structure questions identifying missing subjects, verbs, and subordinate connectors in complex academic sentences.
Negative adverbials, location inversions, and omitted "if" conditional clauses
Master high-scoring inverted sentences where auxiliary verbs precede the subject after fronted restrictive modifiers.
Present and past participial phrases substituting for adjective and adverb clauses
Identify correct participial adjectives and reduced clause structures commonly appearing in Questions 1 to 15.
Mandative subjunctives, inverted conditionals, and contrary-to-fact syntax
Drill formal mandative base verbs and high-frequency inverted conditional structures tested in TOEFL Section 2.
Double comparatives (The more... the more), correlative pairs, and auxiliary ellipsis
Master parallel double comparative patterns and subject-auxiliary inversions triggered by fronted correlatives.
Noun appositive modifiers, reduced adverb clauses, and comparative pronoun substitution
Practice identifying valid appositive noun phrases and elliptical adverb clauses modifying the main subject.
Spotting confused nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and verbs in underlined text
Identify improper parts of speech among four underlined segments (A, B, C, D) in academic sentences.
Correlative conjunctions, series alignment, and pronoun-antecedent disagreements
Diagnose tricky parallel structure violations and non-parallel coordinate lists in TOEFL ITP Questions 16–40.
Much/Many, Like/Alike, Make/Do, and redundant grammatical phrases
Spot subtle lexical mistakes, quantifier mismatches, and tautological word choices in complex sentences.
Pronoun-antecedent agreement, case (who/whom), and compound subject concord
Diagnose pronoun case issues, antecedent mismatches, and complex subject-verb concord rules in academic prose.
Past perfect sequencing, passive auxiliary omissions, and modal complementation
Identify incorrect verb tenses, missing passive auxiliaries, and modal verb errors across historical and scientific texts.
Dependent prepositions, comparative conjunction errors (than vs. then), and idiom correctness
Spot faulty prepositional collocations, false comparative conjunctions, and redundant preposition combinations.
Earth Science passage on Alfred Wegener and how continents move across Earth
Explore the history of continental drift, fossil evidence between continents, and how modern plate tectonics works.
Life Sciences passage on underwater hot springs and deep-sea creatures
Discover how animals and bacteria survive near hot underwater springs without any sunlight.
American History passage on early textile factories and women workers in Massachusetts
Learn about the first modern cloth factory system in America and the lives of young women working in the mills.
Botany passage on how desert plants store water and survive dry climates
Understand how cacti and other desert plants collect moisture, avoid water loss, and adapt to harsh environments.
Art History passage on painters who captured everyday city life in New York
Read how a group of American artists rejected traditional styles to paint authentic scenes of busy streets and working people.
Marine science passage exploring how deep-sea animals produce natural light
Learn how deep ocean fish and squid create cold light to attract prey, hide from predators, and communicate.
Film history passage on the development of movie editing and narrative storytelling
Trace how early motion pictures moved from simple one-shot recordings to exciting stories using film editing.
Earth science passage on studying polar ice layers and prehistoric air bubbles
Analyze how scientists drill into polar ice sheets to discover ancient temperatures and greenhouse gas levels.
Animal behavior passage on the waggle dance and how bees share food locations
Discover how foraging worker bees communicate the direction, distance, and scent of flowers to their hive mates.
Archaeology passage on how ancient Maya cities collected and filtered rainwater
Examine how ancient builders in Tikal constructed massive plaster reservoirs and sand filters to store clean drinking water.