Tham khảo tài liệu 'kaplan toefl paper and pencil part 2', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Getting Started Some Basic Information on the TOEFL The TOEFL is designed to test your ability to understand standard North American English. It is written and administered by the Educational Testing Service ETS a private not-for-profit company based in New Jersey. The TOEFL was developed to help American and Canadian colleges and universities evaluate rhe level of English language proficiency of rhe international students they want to admit. You may need a certain TOEFL score to get into a particular college or university. However even a high TOEFL score does not guarantee that you will get into the college of your choice. Nor docs a high TOEFL score guarantee academic success. To succeed in school you also need to know how to communicate in English. Standardized Tests TheTOEFL is one of several standardized rests that measure a student s proficiency level in English. A standardized test Consists of different types of multiple-choice questions Is given to a large number of people at the same time Is graded by computer Is timed Because Kaplan has studied and analyzed many TOEFL exams we can explain to you the form of the test and the kinds of questions that will appear on the test and help you develop skills and strategies for taking the test. This will allow you to work more efficiently when it comes time to take the actual test. Form and Content of the Paper-Based TOEFL The paper-based TOEFL is approximately two hours long excluding the thirty-minute essay and consists of at least 140 multiple-choice questions The number of questions and the duration of the test may vary. If you include the time it takes to fill in forms and listen to directions you will spend about three hours at the test site. TOEFL questions are divided into three sections Section I. Listening Comprehension Section II Structure and Written Expression and Section III Reading Comprehension. Each section is timed separately. You have approximately 30-40 minutes to work on Section I 25 minutes to
