New Practice for TOEIC® Test 1.5.8

By utilizing the intelligent learning technique known as Spaced Repetition, the TOEIC® New Format 2020 becomes remarkably accessible.

The application offers a comprehensive collection of over 1,000 TOEIC® questions from highly reputable sources such as New Economy TOEIC® and Hacker New TOEIC®. This ensures test-takers are adequately prepared for the NEW FORMAT 2020.

Spaced repetition is a well-established learning method that capitalizes on the psychological spacing effect. It involves progressively increasing intervals of time between reviewing previously learned material, resulting in enhanced retention. This technique is particularly effective when acquiring a large number of items and preserving them in long-term memory. In the context of language learning, it proves invaluable for vocabulary acquisition due to the vast array of open-class words. (source: Wikipedia)

Wondering what's new in the TOEIC® New format?

Listening Section:

• A reduction in the number of Photograph and Question Response questions
• An increase in the number of Conversation questions
• Conversations featuring shorter turns and increased exchanges
• Inclusion of conversations with more than two speakers
• Conversations incorporating elisions (e.g., "going to" becoming "gonna") and incomplete sentences/fragments (e.g., "Yes, in a minute," "Down the hall," "Could you?")
• New question types that test the connection between auditory content (conversation or talk) and visual content (graphic)
• New question types that assess a speaker's implied meaning within the context of a conversation or talk

Reading Section:

• A reduction in the number of Incomplete Sentence questions
• Inclusion of two new question types to evaluate understanding of the overall organization of passages:
• 1. Text completion questions that require test-takers to select the most appropriate new sentence within the context of the passage
  2. Set-based questions that ask test-takers to determine where a given sentence belongs within the passage
• Text messages, instant messages, or online chat conversations involving multiple writers
• Questions that assess comprehension of three related texts
• A slight increase in the number of single- and multiple-passage questions
• New questions that focus on understanding the writer's intended meaning within context

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