The form and content of TOEFL oral test

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TOEFL Oral Test Form

In the oral part, man-machine conversation is used to simulate the formal lecture to test the students. There are six questions in the exam. One, three, five are for campus life, and two, four, six are relatively academic subjects. There are two independent oral questions and four comprehensive oral questions. The time is 20 minutes. Each answer has a score of zero to four points, ranging from zero to 25 points.

Content of TOEFL Oral Test

　　 Part I:

Independent tasks -->Task 1&Task 2 (express your ideas, opinions and experiences on common topics)

　　Task1：

For example:

1. There is no correct answer to this question. You can answer it based on your own experience and ideas.

2. Use up the good time, or at least 40 seconds.

3. Be sure to give specific examples and details.

　　Task2：

For example:

1. Express your opinion first, and then give specific reasons.

2. You can choose a neutral attitude, but you must express it clearly. For example, In some cases it's better to study in groups, while in other cases studying alone is better.

　　 Part II:

Integrated tasks -->Task3-Task6

Task 3: Campus life

Examination form: Reading (45s)+Listening+Speaking (60s) Preparation time: 30s

read:

First read a short passage: the notice of the school or the student's proposal to the school, and the corresponding two reasons.

Listening:

Listen to the dialogue between two students, and one of them will agree or disagree with the reading content and give two corresponding reasons.

oral language:

Your task is to summarize the students' attitudes and two reasons based on the reading content.

Task 4: Academic

Examination form: Reading (45s)+Listening+Speaking (60s) Preparation time: 30s

read:

First read a short passage: a summary of an academic phenomenon or concept.

Listening:

Listening to professors explain academic phenomena in reading in detail, usually through specific examples.

oral language:

Your task is to summarize and explain the academic phenomenon by combining the reading content with the examples of professors.

Task 5: Campus life

Examination form: Listening+Speaking (60s) preparation time: 20s

hearing

Listen to the dialogue between the two characters. In the dialogue, one of them will encounter difficulties in life or study, and they will discuss two possible solutions.

oral language

Your task is to describe the student's difficulties and two solutions; And show your opinion, which scheme you think is better, and give reasons.

Task 6: Academic

Examination form: Listening+Speaking (60s) preparation time: 20s

hearing

Listen to a professor's academic lecture, in which the professor often gives specific examples to illustrate.

oral language

Your task is to summarize the professor's lecture, including topics and specific examples.

Scoring rules:

The independent oral questions 1 and 2 are scored together. The comprehensive oral task 3-5 is the first class score, and the academic task 4-6 is the first class score.

Each type of examiner will give 0-4 points, and then convert it into 0-30 points.

Each category corresponds to three levels, good，fair，limited。

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