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Listening Practice Test 1
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on honeybees
- City heat and the printing press
29 min47 questions
Free
TOEFL iBT 2026
TOEFL Listening Practice Tests
Real conversations, announcements and academic talks in the adaptive 2026 format. You hear each clip once, just like on test day, so grab your headphones.
- Time
- 25–29 min
- Questions
- 47
- Adaptive
- 2 modules
- Band score
- 1.0–6.0
All Listening tests
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Listening Practice Test 2
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on the Silk Road
- Coral reefs and concert ticket prices
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Listening Practice Test 3
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on perspective in painting
- The tides and how habits form
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Listening Practice Test 4
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on Roman roads
- Monarch butterflies and how stores arrange their shelves
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Listening Practice Test 5
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on jazz improvisation
- Volcanic islands and why people cooperate
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Listening Practice Test 6
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on the Pony Express
- How bats find food and why companies offer free trials
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Listening Practice Test 7
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on why we have seasons
- Roman mosaics and why crowds sometimes don't help
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Listening Practice Test 8
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on sundials and water clocks
- How plants turn toward light and why companies sell limited editions
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Listening Practice Test 9
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on thunder and lightning
- The invention of the piano and why we like what's familiar
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Listening Practice Test 10
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on how salmon find their way home
- The printing press and how an extra price option changes what we buy
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Listening Practice Test 11
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on why the ocean is salty
- How Japanese prints changed European painting and why people put in less effort in groups
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Listening Practice Test 12
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on why zebras have stripes
- How the bicycle changed women's lives and why we value what we build ourselves
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Listening Practice Test 13
- Topics:
- Campus conversations and announcements
- Plus talks on how a compass works
- How cave artists made their paints and why too many choices can stop us from choosing
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Listening Practice Test 14
- Topics:
- Talks on why we always see the same side of the moon
- How flying buttresses let light into cathedrals
- And the anchoring effect
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Listening Practice Test 15
- Topics:
- Talks on how camels survive with little water
- How the Dutch drained land with windmills
- And why tasks take longer than we plan
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Listening Practice Test 16
- Topics:
- Talks on how noise-canceling headphones work
- Why Venice stands on wooden piles
- And why unfinished tasks stick in the mind
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Listening Practice Test 17
- Topics:
- Talks on how earthquakes are measured
- How early cartoons were drawn
- And why we remember the first and last things on a list
29 min47 questionsFree
Task guides
How each task works
What you’ll see on screen, a worked example and tips for each task.
Listen and Choose a Response
One short spoken question or statement, then the best of four written replies to choose.
Read the guideListen to a Conversation
A short everyday conversation between two people, then two questions about it.
Read the guideListen to an Announcement
A short announcement in a class or at a school event, then questions about it.
Read the guideListen to an Academic Talk
A short lecture or podcast-style talk on an academic subject, then four questions.
Read the guide