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Test/Examinations:
TOEFL
The Test of English as
a Foreign Language (TOEFL) measures the ability of nonnative
speakers of English to use and understand North American
English as it is used in college and university environments.
Scores on the tests are required by more than 4,300 two-
and four-year colleges and universities, professional schools,
and sponsoring institutions. The test is offered on computer
throughout most regions of the world. In areas where access
to computer-based testing is limited, a supplement paper-and-pencil
version of the test is administered.
TOEFL Test Material
Listening Comprehension:
(approx. 30 min.)
PART A: Dialogues
PART B: Extended Conversations
PART C: Mini-Talks
Notabilia Teaches Students to:
- Use dialogues
- Make inferences
- Take listening tests
- Have extended conversations
- Have mini-talks
Structures and Written
Expression:
(aprox. 25 min.)
- Structure (Sentence Completion)
- Written Expression (Error Identification)
Notabilia Teaches Students to:
- Increase vocabulary
- Learn grammar rules: adjectives,
nouns, propositions, negatives,
- Locate errors in writing
- Select appropriate word choice
Reading Comprehension:
(aprox. 55 min)
Notabilia Teaches Students to:
- Identify a cause, result, or facts
- Make vocabulary inferences from
text
- Learn to read quickly, answer slowly
- Ask questions
- Answer factual, negative and scanning
questions
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