TOEFL Written Expression Practice Quiz - Set 11

TOEFL Written Expression Practice Quiz - Set 10

TOEFL Written Expression Practice Quiz - Set 9

TOEFL Written Expression Practice Quiz - Set 7

TOEFL Written Expression Practice Quiz - Set 6

TOEFL Written Expression Practice Quiz - Set 5

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TOEFL Written Expression Practice Quiz - Set 4

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• 1. The new policy was abruptly implemented, causing confusion among employees.
• 2. The professor's lecture, which lasted for over an hour, covered various complex topics.
• 3. The artist, known for his unique style, won several prestigious awards.
• 4. It is imperative that the documents be submitted to the committee by tomorrow.
• 5. After reaching the summit, the climbers rested and enjoyed the view.
• 6. The conference attendees, except the keynote speaker, attended the breakout sessions.
• 7. By the time the team finished the project, they set a new standard for excellence.
• 8. The regulations require that each participant complete the safety briefing.
• 9. If the results were as expected, the hypothesis would be confirmed.
• 10. The novelist, whose books are read worldwide, continues to write inspiring stories.

TOEFL Written Expression Practice Quiz - Set 3

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Answer Key

• 1. accepted
• 2. comprehensible
• 3. dating
• 4. be completed
• 5. taken
• 6. received
• 7. set up
• 8. follow
• 9. were
• 10. are

TOEFL Written Expression Practice Quiz – Set 3

Answer Key

1. accepted
2. comprehensible
3. dating (→ dating back over a thousand years)
4. be completed
5. taken
6. received
7. set up
8. follow
9. were
10. are

TOEFL Written Expression Practice Quiz - Set 1

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• 1. The committee has suggested a new proposal for the project.
• 2. Each of the students has chosen a different topic for their presentation.
• 3. The book, along with its accompanying CDs, is on the table.
• 4. Neither the teacher nor the students were prepared for the exam.
• 5. The manager asked that the report be completed by the end of the day.
• 6. If I knew the answer, I would tell you.
• 7. The scientist made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of genetics.
• 8. She moved to the new city last month.
• 9. The lecture will begin as soon as the professor arrives.
• 10. By the time he comes back, the meeting will have ended.

Reading Comprehension Exercise for Intermediate Learners, Set 3

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Tom loves to bake. Every weekend, he tries out a new recipe. Last weekend, he decided to bake a chocolate cake for his family. He carefully measured all the ingredients and followed the recipe step by step. The cake turned out perfect, with a moist texture and rich flavor. His family was delighted and praised him for his baking skills. Encouraged by their compliments, Tom decided to bake cookies the next weekend. Baking had become his favorite hobby, bringing joy to both him and his family.

1. What does Tom love to do?

a) Cook
b) Bake
c) Paint

2. What did Tom bake last weekend?

a) Cookies
b) A chocolate cake
c) Bread

3. How did the cake turn out?

a) Burnt
b) Dry
c) Perfect

4. How did Tom's family react to the cake?

a) They didn't like it
b) They praised him
c) They ignored it

5. What did Tom decide to bake the next weekend?

a) Cookies
b) A pie
c) Muffins

Answer Key:

1. b) Bake

2. b) A chocolate cake

3. c) Perfect

4. b) They praised him

5. a) Cookies

Reading Comprehension Exercise for Intermediate Learners, Set 1

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John had always dreamed of traveling to far-off places. Since childhood, he had been fascinated by stories of explorers and adventurers. When he finally had the opportunity to visit a foreign country, he chose Japan. He had read about its unique blend of tradition and modernity, and he was eager to experience it firsthand. From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the tranquil temples of Kyoto, John found himself captivated by the beauty and culture of Japan. He made new friends, tried exotic foods, and even learned a few words of Japanese. This trip was everything he had hoped for and more. It taught him that the world was full of wonders waiting to be explored.

1. What had always fascinated John since childhood?

a) Stories of explorers and adventurers
b) Stories of kings and queens
c) Stories of animals

2. Why did John choose to visit Japan?

a) Because he had friends there
b) Because of its unique blend of tradition and modernity
c) Because he liked Japanese food

3. What did John find captivating about Japan?

a) The modern technology
b) The traditional clothing
c) The beauty and culture

4. Which city did John find tranquil?

a) Tokyo
b) Kyoto
c) Osaka

5. What did John learn during his trip?

a) The world was full of wonders waiting to be explored
b) Japanese is easy to learn
c) Traveling is difficult

Answer Key:

1. a) Stories of explorers and adventurers

2. b) Because of its unique blend of tradition and modernity

3. c) The beauty and culture

4. b) Kyoto

5. a) The world was full of wonders waiting to be explored

Interactive Vocabulary Quiz for Intermediate Learners by Dr. Snea Thinsan, Set 9

Interactive Vocabulary Quiz 9

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Interactive Vocabulary Quiz for Intermediate Learners by Dr. Snea Thinsan, Set 6

Interactive Vocabulary Quiz 6

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Interactive EFL Quiz for Advanced Learners by Dr. Snea Thinsan, Set 25

Interactive EFL Quiz Set 25

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Answer Key

1. fills
2. arrive
3. should
4. were
5. will have been
6. devised
7. drove
8. arrives
9. knew
10. had gone