The TOEFL® Speaking Test Part 1

Question:
When going on a trip, do you prefer to drive or take a train? Use details and examples to support your explanation.

You have 45 seconds to record your answer.

• The TOEFL® Speaking Test, Part 2

READ A CAMPUS ANNOUNCEMENT

The Chemistry Department is planning to award scholarships to students who have received an average grade of 90% or above. We have found there to be a serious need for well-educated chemistry students and the current pool of chemists is highly lacking. By awarding these scholarships, it will allow future chemists to get a better handle on their tuition costs as well as encourage students to study harder in class. After the recent audit, we have found there to be plenty of funds for this department and we feel this is the best place to use them. Considering this school spends most of its funds on the Sports Department, we want to get students more interested in chemistry and we feel this is the best place to start.

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The TOEFL® Speaking Test, Part 3

The peak-end rule describes a theory that humans judge past experiences based upon a single high moment and the end of that event rather than judging by a sum of the event in its entirety. Whether that peak moment is good or bad, coupled with their feelings at the end of the event, determine their overall perception of an experience being pleasant or unpleasant.

Question:
Explain Peak-End rule and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

You have 60 seconds to record your answer.

• The TOEFL® Speaking Test, Part 4

• Question:
  Using the main point and examples from the lecture, describe two types of adaptations that trees have that allow them to survive in the environment..

• You have 60 seconds to record your answer.
  We recommend MOCK TEST MODE for first attempts to simulate the official TOEFL test.