TOEFL Speaking

The Speaking section contains a total of four question tasks: one independent questions and three integrated questions. (updated on January 15th 2020)

Test time: 17 minutes

Intergrated Q3 - Academic summary

First, you will have 45 seconds to read a small text of about 100 words. Then, you will hear a dialogue of one to two minutes about the same subject, academic life. Next you will be asked about the text and the audio. You will have 30 seconds to prepare and 60 seconds to respond. Use the most important information from the text and audio, without arguing, to give your opinion and to compare the audio and text.

Read time: 45 secs. | Preparation time: 30 sec. | Answer time: 60 sec.

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Based on the reading and the lecture describes the benefits of evergreen content.

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Based on the reading and the lecture describes the benefits of evergreen content.

Using the main points and examples describe behaviour chaining.

Using the main points and examples from the lecture, describe Reward theory of attraction.

Explain Behavior Modification and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Nonverbal Languages and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Groupthink and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Using the main points and examples describe social interaction.

Use the main points and examples from the lecture to describe two types of influences majority and minority.

Using the main points and examples describe Ergonomic design.

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

Using the main points and examples describe internal attribution

Explain Implicit memory and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Cognitive Dissonance and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Halo error and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Mental set and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Insight learning and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Behavior contract and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Source amnesia and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Negativity bias and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Impact bias and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain sweeping generalization and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Using the main points and examples describe Familiarity principle.

Using the main points and examples describe the Halo Effect.

Using the main points and examples describe the Halo Effect.

The professor takes two examples to illustrate "word framing". Explain how the examples are related to the reading passage.

Using the main points and examples from the lecture, describe self-fulfilling prophecy

Using the main points and examples from the lecture, describe the illusion of transparency

Explain Display rules and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Using the main points and examples describe customer lock-in.

Using the main points and examples describe opportunity cost.

Explain Target marketing and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Inequity aversion and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Entertainment merchandising and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Explain Diminishing returns and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Using the main points and examples describe strategic alliance.

Using the main points and examples describe sunk costs.

Using the main points and examples describe founder effect.

Explain Clinal variation and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Using the main points and examples describe Vertical migration.

Explain Revealing coloration and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

The professor takes two examples to illustrate "altruism". Explain how the examples are related to the reading passage.

Explain Establishing shots and how the example used by the professor illustrates the concept.

Using the main points and examples describe paradox of choice.