Dear TOEFL® Test Taker,
In response to feedback about the length of the TOEFL iBT® Reading section,
ETS is decreasing the maximum number of reading passages from five to four
beginning November 1, 2011. You will have either 60 minutes to complete three
reading passages and questions, or 80 minutes to complete four reading
passages and questions.
In addition, the Reading section will no longer be divided into separately
timed parts. Instead, all of the Reading passages and questions will be made
available to you in a single block of time. This change will allow you to
pace yourself and navigate within the entire Reading section so you can skip
questions, go back to review and change responses, or respond to questions
you may have skipped. We believe this change will enable you to better
utilize your own test-taking strategies.
For more information, see the TOEFL website.
The TOEFL Team
所以TOEFL改成60mins or 80mins不分段計時？
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In response to feedback about the length of the TOEFL iBT® Reading section,
ETS is decreasing the maximum number of reading passages from five to four
beginning November 1, 2011. You will have either 60 minutes to complete three
reading passages and questions, or 80 minutes to complete four reading
passages and questions.
In addition, the Reading section will no longer be divided into separately
timed parts. Instead, all of the Reading passages and questions will be made
available to you in a single block of time. This change will allow you to
pace yourself and navigate within the entire Reading section so you can skip
questions, go back to review and change responses, or respond to questions
you may have skipped. We believe this change will enable you to better
utilize your own test-taking strategies.
For more information, see the TOEFL website.
The TOEFL Team
所以TOEFL改成60mins or 80mins不分段計時？
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