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1. How to take TOEIC® Listening Practice Test Part 4 (Short Talks) on TOEIC® TEST PRO website?

Choosing one test from the test list of part 4 on TOEIC® TEST PRO website. Each TOEIC® listening test part 4 includes 10 short talks. Each short talk consists of 3 questions. Your duty is choosing the answer that you think fits best according to what you hear.

Once finishing each TOEIC® listening practice test 4, you can see your answers, correct answers with detailed explanations.

A talk in the TOEIC® part 4 has only one person talking, nevertheless, the lexical and grammatical levels are quite difficult. Hence, you need to boost your vocabulary as well as practice listening regularly.

TOEIC test part 4 according to the new format is included on TOEIC® TEST PRO website. Therefore, practicing on TOEIC® TEST PRO will certainly help you to get familiar with the test format as well as enhance your TOEIC® skills.

2. Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about TOEIC® Listening Test Part 4 

2.1. Can I listen to TOEIC® part 4 the second time?

No, you can’t. All recordings in the TOEIC® part 4 will be played ONCE only. Therefore, listen to the recordings carefully. If you miss any part of the recording, don’t think much about it because you can use your predictions to give the answers. 

2.2. What are common types of questions in the TOEIC® test part 4?

• Question asking for main idea
• Question asking for details 
• Inference question

2.3. What are common topics in the TOEIC® listening test part 4?

• News/ Broadcast
• Advertisement/ Announcement
• Report
• Telephone messages

2.4. How to maximize the TOEIC® Listening part 4 score?

+ Allocate time properly: Allocating time properly is really important in any tests including the TOEIC® test. While listening, if you miss any information in the recordings, use your predictions to choose the answer that you think fits best.

+ Underline the keyword in both the questions and answers before listening: It’s advisable for you to look at the questions and answer choices and underline keywords in them. 

+ Jotting down new words while practicing: Apart from taking tests and checking answers, you should learn vocabulary in each test since you may encounter them in the actual exam.