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This TOEFL Practice Reading Test assesses understanding of vocabulary and implications in scientific contexts, enhancing precision in reading skills critical for academic success in English-speaking environments.

Questions: 30 | Attempts: 1012 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2023

Sample Question
1. The word mated in the first sentence is closest in meaning to

A. avoided.

B. combined.

C. introduced.

D. developed.

Test Of English As A Foreign Language - Correction Test

Test of English as a Foreign Language - Correction Test

The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is a standardized examination intended to evaluate the English language competence of non-native speakers who aim to enroll in English-speaking universities. This test holds...

Questions: 24 | Attempts: 12826 | Last updated: Jun 18, 2024

Sample Question
What is the incorrect word in the following sentence? "In 1732, coach travelers could got from New York to Philadelphia in about two days."

Travelers

Got

To

Days

TOEFL Exam Questions: Quiz!

This TOEFL Exam Questions quiz assesses knowledge in English grammar, sentence structure, and reading comprehension. It prepares learners for the TOEFL test, focusing on key language skills required for academic success.

Questions: 21 | Attempts: 12141 | Last updated: Sep 14, 2023

Sample Question
International trade in the world's 20-odd varieties of sturgeon _____ by the United Nations since 1998, after a drastic rise in poaching.

is controlled

is supported

Has been regulated

Has been promoted

TOEFL Simulation 1

TOEFL Simulation 1 is designed to enhance reading comprehension skills, focusing on understanding ecological concepts through the study of chipmunk species in the Sierra Nevada. This quiz assesses the ability to analyze text,...

Questions: 88 | Attempts: 2111 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

Sample Question
Directions: Read the passage. Then answer the questions. Give yourself 20 minutes to complete this practice set. HABITAT AND CHIPMUNK SPECIES There are eight chipmunk species in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, and most of them look pretty much alike. But eight different species of chipmunks scurrying around a picnic area will not be found. Nowhere in the Sierra do all eight species occur together. Each species tends strongly to occupy a specific habitat type, within an elevational range, and the overlap among them is minimal. The eight chipmunk species of the Sierra Nevada represent but a few of the 15 species found in western North America, yet the whole of eastern North America makes do with but one species: the Eastern chipmunk. Why are there so many very similar chipmunks in the West? The presence of tall mountains interspersed with vast areas of arid desert and grassland makes the West ecologically far different from the East. The West affords much more opportunity for chipmunks populations to become geographically isolated from one another, a condition of species formation. Also, there are more extremes in western habitats. In the Sierra Nevada, high elevations are close to low elevations, at least in terms of mileage, but ecologically they are very different. Most ecologists believe that ancient populations of chipmunks diverged genetically when isolated from one another by mountains and unfavorable ecological habitat. These scattered populations first evolved into races - adapted to the local ecological conditions - and then into species, reproductively isolated from one another. This period of evolution was relatively recent, as evidenced by the similar appearance of all the western chipmunk species. Ecologists have studied the four chipmunk species that occur on the eastern slope of the Sierra and have learned just how these species interact while remaining separate, each occupying its own elevational zone. The sagebrush chipmunk is found at the lowest elevation, among the sagebrush. The yellow pine chipmunk is common in low to mid-elevations and open to conifer forests, including piñon and ponderosa and Jeffrey pine forests. The lodgepole chipmunk is found at higher elevations, among the lodgepoles, firs, and high-elevation pines. The alpine chipmunk is higher still, venturing the talus slopes, alpine meadows, and high-elevation pines and junipers. Obviously, the ranges of each species overlap. Why don’t sagebrush chipmunks move into the pine zones? Why don’t alpine chipmunks move to lower elevations and share the conifer forests with lodgepole chipmunks?The answer, in one word, is aggression. Chipmunk species actively defend their ecological zones from encroachment by neighboring species. The yellow pine chipmunk is more aggressive than the sagebrush chipmunk, possibly because it is a bit larger. It successfully bullies its smaller evolutionary cousin, excluding it from the pine forests. Experiments have shown that the sagebrush chipmunk is physiologically able to live anywhere in the Sierra Nevada, from high alpine zones to the desert. The little creature is apparently restricted to the desert not because it is specialized to live only there but because that is the only habitat where none of the other chipmunk species can live. The fact that sagebrush chipmunks tolerate very warm temperatures makes them, and only them, able to live where they do. The sagebrush chipmunk essentially occupies its habitat by default. In one study, ecologists established that the yellow pine chipmunks actively exclude sagebrush chipmunks from pine forests; the ecologists simply trapped all the yellow pine chipmunks in a section of forest and moved them out. Sagebrush chipmunks immediately moved in, but yellow pine chipmunks did not enter the sagebrush desert when sagebrush chipmunks were removed. The most aggressive of the four eastern-slope species is the lodgepole chipmunk, a feisty rodent indeed. It actively prevents alpine chipmunks from moving downslope, and yellow pine chipmunks from moving upslope. There is logic behind the lodgepole’s aggressive demeanor. It lives in the cool, shaded conifer forests, and of the four species, it is the least able to tolerate heat stress. It is, in other words, the species of the strictest habitat needs: it simply must be in those shaded forests. However, if it shared its habitat with alpine and yellow pine chipmunks, either or both of these species might outcompete it, taking most of the available food. Such a competition could effectively eliminate lodgepole chipmunks from the habitat. Lodgepoles survive only by virtue of their aggression. Directions: Now answer the questions. PARAGRAPH 1There are eight chipmunk species in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, and most of them look pretty much alike. But eight different species of chipmunks scurrying around a picnic area will not be found. Nowhere in the Sierra do all eight species occur together. Each species tends strongly to occupy a specific habitat type, within an elevational range, and the overlap among them is minimal. Why does the author mentions a “picnic area” in paragraph 1?

To identify a site where a variety of different species of chipmunks can be seen.

To support the point that each species of chipmunk inhabits a distinct location.

To emphasize the idea that all species of chipmunks have a similar appearance.

To provide an example of a location to which chipmunks are likely to scurry for food.

Tes TOEFL

This section is designed to measure your ability to recognize language that is appropriate for standard written English. And to measure your ability to read and understand short passages similar in topic and style to those that...

Questions: 40 | Attempts: 1236 | Last updated: Aug 22, 2023

Sample Question
Jane has an excellent resume, she hasn't found a job yet.

However

Yet

That

Although

TOEFL Mini-test Skills 37-38

TOEFL Mini-Test Skills 37-38

Choose the letter of the word or group of words that best completes the sentence.

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 10445 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

Sample Question
__________ discussed by the board of directors when it was proposed again by the supervisors.

The problem had already

The problem is already

The problem had already been

The problem has already

TOEFL Mini-test Skills 33-36

TOEFL Mini-Test Skills 33-36

Choose the letter of the underlined word or group of words that is not correct.

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 18194 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

Sample Question
In several of his paintings, Edward Hicks depicted the Quaker farm in Pennsylvania where he spends his youth.

Several of his paintings

Where

Spends

His

Test Your Knowledge About The Way The Writing Section Of The TOEFL Is Graded

Test your knowledge about the way the writing section of the TOEFL is graded

In this quiz yoou are expected to answer a few questions about the way the writing section of the TOEFL is graded. This is a very useful information that you should have very clear in your mind before presenting the test.

Questions: 6 | Attempts: 58 | Last updated: May 31, 2023

Sample Question
How many people grade each test?

1

2

3

4

The TOEFL Test: Grammar Quiz!

The TOEFL Test: Grammar Quiz assesses key aspects of English grammar through various sentences, focusing on correct grammatical construction and contextual usage. Ideal for learners preparing for TOEFL, enhancing both...

Questions: 40 | Attempts: 4014 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2023

Sample Question
The Cubists were concerned with how__________a given subject from different points of view simultaneously.

Represented

Do the represent

To represent

Representing

Simulation Of TOEFL Test

simulation of TOEFL test

This TOEFL simulation quiz assesses English language skills through questions on grammar, usage, and sentence structure. It helps learners prepare for the TOEFL exam, focusing on practical language application and comprehension.

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 1914 | Last updated: Mar 31, 2023

Sample Question
North Carolina is well known not only for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park ______for the Cherokee settlements.

Also

And

But also

Because

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