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Full Practice Test 1
Pearls, the Inca's knotted-string records, geckos, the Panama Canal, a swimming pool welcome, a landlord email and more, across all four sections.
- 86–90 min
- 114–120 questions
- 4 sections, no breaks
Based on January 2026 TOEFL iBT Format
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- 85Practice tests
- 4Sections
- 1.0–6.0Band scores
Listening: a conversation plays once, then its questions appear.
Reading: a passage on the left and a multiple-choice question about it on the right.
Speaking: an interview question, with your answer recording against a countdown.
Writing: a discussion question and a response being typed, with a live word count.
Score: an overall band of 5.5, level C1, with a band for each of the four sections.
How it works
From first click to your score
Step 1: Choose a test
Pick one section to focus on, or take the Full Test. You can start for free, with no account.
Step 2: Quick device check
Listening and Speaking start with a short sound or microphone check, so nothing surprises you.
Step 3: Take the test
Timed screens and task types like the real exam. Answers save as you go, so you can pause.
Step 4: Get your score
Your band, your CEFR level and a review of every question, so you know what to work on next.
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Know what to expect
The whole exam, in one sitting
The real test runs all four sections back to back, in this order, with no breaks. Our Full Test does exactly the same, so test day feels familiar.
Full Test, start to finish
86–90min
114–120 questionsNo breaks
Part 1: Reading
30 min50 questions
Adapts after the first module
Part 2: Listening
25–29 min41–47 questions
Adapts after the first module
Part 3: Writing
23 min12 questions
Typed answers
Part 4: Speaking
8 min11 questions
Spoken answers
Scored on the new 1.0–6.0 scale
Each section and your overall result get a band from 1.0 to 6.0, with the old 0–120 score shown alongside.
See how the scales line up- A1Band 1.0–1.5Old score 0–23
- A2Band 2.0–2.5Old score 24–43
- B1Band 3.0–3.5Old score 44–71
- B2Band 4.0–4.5Old score 72–94
- C1Band 5.0–5.5Old score 95–113
- C2Band 6.0Old score 114–120
Why TOEFL Ready
Everything you need for test day
Practice that feels like the real exam, feedback you can act on, and progress you can see.
The real 2026 format
The same task types, timing and adaptive modules as the January 2026 TOEFL iBT.
Track your progress
See every score on one chart and watch each section climb.
Review every question
See what you chose, the right answer, and why it's right.
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Test-takers from around the world prepare for exam day with TOEFL Ready.
Detailed feedback for every section
Every answer explained in Reading and Listening, and task-by-task notes on your Speaking and Writing, ready in a few minutes.
Your score report
See what your results look like
Every test ends with a report like this one. Pick a section to see how it breaks down.
Example score reportFull Test
5.0overall band
- CEFR level
- C1
- Old 0–120 score
- about95–106
4.5of 6.0
- CEFR level
- B2
- Old 0–30 scale
- about22–23
Reading by task type
38 of 50 correct
Complete the Words24 / 30 correct
Read in Daily Life7 / 10 correct
Read an Academic Passage7 / 10 correct
5.5of 6.0
- CEFR level
- C1
- Old 0–30 scale
- about26–27
Listening by task type
40 of 47 correct
Listen and Choose a Response15 / 17 correct
Listen to a Conversation8 / 10 correct
Listen to an Announcement7 / 8 correct
Listen to an Academic Talk10 / 12 correct
5.0of 6.0
- CEFR level
- C1
- Old 0–30 scale
- about24–26
Writing by task type
16 of 20 points
Build a Sentence8 / 10 points
Write an Email4 / 5 points
Write for an Academic Discussion4 / 5 points
5.0of 6.0
- CEFR level
- C1
- Old 0–30 scale
- about25–26
Speaking by task type
45 of 55 points
Listen and Repeat29 / 35 points
Take an Interview16 / 20 points
An illustration of a finished report, not a real student’s result.
Choose your practice
Start with the full exam, or one section
A Full Test shows you where you stand overall. A single section is a good way to work on your weakest skill.
Or practice one section at a time
- Free17 tests
Reading
Fill in missing letters, read everyday texts, then an academic passage.
~30 min50 questions
Practice Reading
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Listening
Conversations, announcements and talks. You hear each one once, as on test day.
25–29 min47 questions
Practice Listening
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Writing
Build sentences, write an email and join a class discussion.
~23 min12 questions
Practice Writing
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Speaking
Repeat what you hear, then answer interview questions out loud.
~8 min11 questions
Practice Speaking
During our early-access period, every practice test here is free to take, with no account needed.
Know the tasks
Learn each task before test day
Every task in the 2026 exam, with what you will see on screen, a worked example and tips.
Questions
Common questions
Short answers about the exam and practicing here.
What changed in the TOEFL iBT in January 2026?
Every section has new task types, and Reading and Listening are now adaptive: how you do in the first part decides the second. The order is Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking, and scores use a 1–6 band scale in half-band steps, with a CEFR level.
How long is the test?
On test day, ETS gives you 1 hr 23 min to 1 hr 29 min for the four sections, with no scheduled breaks, plus time for the directions. Our Full Test takes 86–90 minutes, so it's a realistic rehearsal.
How is my score worked out?
Your overall band is the average of your four section bands, rounded to the nearest half band. For now, score reports also show a comparable score on the old 0–120 scale. Reading and Listening are scored the moment you finish; Speaking and Writing take a few minutes.
Is it free?
Right now, yes. During our early-access period every practice test is free, and you can start without an account. When early access ends, the first test in every section and the first Full Test will stay free.
Do I need an account?
Not to start. As a guest, your progress is saved in this browser. Create a free account whenever you like, and the tests you've taken come with you to any device.
Can I practice on my phone?
Yes, on phones and tablets as well as computers. The real exam is taken on a computer, so practice on one when you can, especially for Writing. Use headphones for Listening, and you'll need a microphone for Speaking.
How close is this to the real exam?
As close as ETS's published details allow: the same task types, section order, timing and adaptive second part. Every question is written by us, not taken from ETS. ETS doesn't publish how it turns answers into bands, so your band here is our best estimate.
Can I retake a test?
Yes, as often as you like, and every attempt keeps its own score. If a Speaking or Writing score is still on its way, wait for it before starting that test again.
Is TOEFL Ready part of ETS?
No. TOEFL Ready is an independent practice site with no connection to ETS.