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TOEFL Grammar and Vocabulary — practice questions

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The TOEFL iBT exam typically has how many sections?Read the answer and worked solution →The TOEFL Reading section's recommended pacing per passage (with 10 questions) is approximately:Read the answer and worked solution →Which of the following is a TOEFL-favourite synonym pair?Read the answer and worked solution →The phrasal verb 'put up with' means:Read the answer and worked solution →TOEFL · English · Vocabulary — Spot the ErrorRead the answer and worked solution →

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The TOEFL iBT exam typically has how many sections?

  1. Three sections only
  2. Four sections
  3. Five sections
  4. Two sections
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Correct answer: B. Four sections

**TOEFL iBT has 4 sections:** Reading, Listening, Speaking, Writing. Total duration ~2 hours.

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The TOEFL Reading section's recommended pacing per passage (with 10 questions) is approximately:

  1. 10 minutes per passage
  2. 15 minutes per passage
  3. 18 minutes per passage
  4. 25 minutes per passage
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Correct answer: C. 18 minutes per passage

54-72 minutes for 3-4 passages = 18 min per passage on average.

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Which of the following is a TOEFL-favourite synonym pair?

  1. Big and large pair only synonymously
  2. Fast and slow pair always synonymously
  3. Happy and sad pair as synonyms always
  4. Demonstrate and show (close in meaning)
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Correct answer: D. Demonstrate and show (close in meaning)

'Demonstrate' and 'show' are close synonyms commonly tested in TOEFL vocab-in-context. The other pairs are antonyms, not synonyms.

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