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    The document discusses the types of questions tested on the listening comprehension section of the TOEFL exam. It lists 12 categories of questions: 1) asking about the topic, 2) asking about conclusion/inference, 3) asking about detailed information, 4) asking about suggestion/advice, 5) asking about implication, 6) asking about assumption, 7) asking about prediction, 8) asking about problem, 9) asking about purpose, 10) asking about the title, 11) asking about the speaker's view, and 12) asking about the audience. It then provides procedures for the long talks section, advising test takers to preview questions, listen carefully, draw conclusions, follow along with answers, guess if unsure,

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    ADVANCED

    WHAT ABILITIES ARE TESTED IN THE TOEFL TEST?


    ADVANCED TOEFL

    LISTENING
    COMPREHENSION
    LISTENING QUESTIONS
    I. Asking about the Topic
    a. What is the text about?
    b. What is the talk about ?
    c. What does the text talk about ?
    d. What is the topic of this talk ?
    II. Asking about Conclusion/ Interference
    a. What can be inferred about the man?

    b. What is the conclusion of this meeting?

    II. Asking about Detailed Information (Who,


    What, Where, When and How)
    c. Where did the accident happen?
    d. When does the woman want to get up tomorrow?

    e. How does she feel when she leaves her office ?

    f. Who won the prize?


    g. what time did the class begin?
    IV. Asking about Suggestion/ Advice
    a. What does the woman suggest the man do?
    b. What should the woman do ?

    V. Asking about Implication


    c. What does the man imply about the woman?

    VI. Asking about Assumption


    a. What had the man assumed about the woman ?
    VII. Asking about Prediction
    a. What will the man probably do?

    VIII. Asking about Problem


    b. What I the woman’s problem?

    IX. Asking about Purpose?


    c. What is the purpose of the talk?
    X. Asking about the Title?
    a. What is the best title of the talk?

    XI. Asking about the Speaker’s view;


    satisfied, sad, happy, critical, etc.
    b. What is the speaker’s impression about the
    event?
    c. What does the speaker feel about it?
    XII. Asking about the Audience
    a. Who is the audience for this lecture?

    b. Whom is the speaker talk to?


    PROCEDURES FOR THE LONG
    TALKS
    1. If you have time, preview the answers to the
    questions to anticipate the topic and the
    questions.
    2. Listen carefully to the first line of the talk.
    3. As you listen to the talk, draw conclusion about
    the situation of the talk, where and when it takes
    place.
    4. While listening, follow along with the answers in
    your test paper and try to determine the correct
    answers.
    5. Guess even you are not sure.
    6. Use any remaining time to look ahead at the
    answer to the questions that follow.

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