My Model TOEFL Results

Official Sample Test: Reading NONE, Listening 8/11

Model Tests Results of Mine, SUMMARY

TEST# DATE Reading Listening Speaking Writing
TEST 1 Dec 8, 2006 - 11, 32% - -
TEST 1 Mar 6, 2007 - 10, 29% - -
TEST 1 May 24, 2007 25, 64% 25, 74% - -
TEST 2 May 29, 2007 32, 82% 20, 59% - -
TEST 3 June 3, 2007 36, 92% 20, 59% - -

Reading Defects:

  • Inferring word meaning from context: 5/9 (Correct/Total)(#1),
  • Locationg a referent: 2/3(#1),
  • Define a key term:?1/1(#1),
  • Understanding rhetorical function: 3/3(#1),
  • Paraphrasing: 3/3(#1),
  • Understanding coherence: 2/3(#1),
  • Understanding?details: 6/9(#1),
  • Drawing an inference: 0/2(#1),
  • Identifying the main idea: 0/1(#1),
  • Inferring the author's opinion or attitude: 0/1(#1),
  • Understanding details as they related to the main idea(4-option multiple choice): 1/1(#1),
  • Understanding details as they related to the main idea(schematic table): 1/1(#1),
  • Summarizing the most important ideas: 1/2(#1),

Listening Defects:

  • Understanding the main idea: 4/4(#1), 1/4(#2), 2/3(#3)
  • Understanding details: 10/13(#1), 6/11(#2), 5/10(#3)
  • Drawing an inference: 2/3(#1), 1/4(#2), 2/3(#3)
  • Understanding rhetorical function: 4/4(#1), 3/5(#2), 4/6(#3)
  • Understanding an idiomatic expression: 0/1(#1), 0/1(#1), 1/2(#3)
  • Understanding a speaker's implication: 3/5(#1), 6/6(#2), 4/6(#3)
  • Understandign details as they related to the main idea: 2/2(#1), 2/2(#2), 1/2(#3)
  • Summarizing the most important ideas(3/5 or 5-option Y/N): 0/2(#1), 1/1(#2), 1/2(3)
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