TOEIC Speaking Test Samples: Improve your TOEIC Score

Do you teach TOEIC speaking? Then keep on reading for some TOEIC speaking test samples that you can use with your students. Or, if you’re an English learner looking to improve your score, then you’re also in the right place. We have all the tips and tricks you need for TOEIC speaking.

TOEIC Speaking Sample Test

Here are some TOEIC speaking style tests that I’ve used in my own speaking exam preparation classes. You can use them in order to do a pre and post evaluation of your students. They also lend themselves well to teaching ESL online.

Here’s how you can use this sample TOEIC speaking test. Administer sample #1 to your students on the first day of your course. Then, complete the course and give a similar test (sample #2 for example) on the last day. Compare scores and hopefully your students will have improved!

They can also be used as very simple level tests for your speaking or conversation classes, if you’re required to do them by your school. You can sometimes find them in popular ESL textbooks, but if you can’t, this is a nice alternative. If you want some help with evaluation, check out this ESL Speaking Rubric that I use in my own classes.

Or, if you’re a student, you may want to use them to prepare for your speaking exam. Better yet, do it with a friend or get a teacher to check your answers for you.

Sample TOEIC Speaking Test #1:

Here’s the first TOEIC test sample to try out:

Read the following out loud:

Are you a global company needing to deal with many foreign currencies? Do you find your bank’s exchange rates too low, and their service fees too high? Then take your business to Rapid Exchange. We’ll satisfy all your foreign exchange requirements with our one-to-one service combined with our always available online web page that includes instant rate quotes. We even pick-up an deliver your checks and drafts. Give us a call today!

Describe the Following Picture:

Answer the Following Questions:

How often do you watch Television?
What kinds of programs do you usually watch?
Describe your favorite television program?

Some people prefer to take a job that does not pay well but does provide a lot of time off work. What is your opinion about taking a job with a low salary that has a lot of vacation? Give reasons for your opinion.

Sample TOEIC Speaking Test #2

Here’s the second English speaking test sample questions:

Read the following out loud:

If you’re shopping, sightseeing and running around every minute, your vacation can seem like hard work. To avoid vacation stress, come to the Blue Valley Inn on beautiful Lake Mead. While staying at our inn, you’ll breathe clean country air as you view spectacular sights. With its spacious rooms, swimming pool and many outdoor activities, the inn is the perfect place for a vacation you won’t forget. The Blue Valley Inn prides itself on the personal attention it provides to every guest. The Blue Valley motto has always been “A happy guest is our greatest treasure.

Describe the Following Picture:

Answer the Following Questions:

What is your favorite way to spend a vacation

What did you do on your last vacation?

When you go on vacation, who do you go with?

What do you think is a good way for a family to spend a vacation? Why?

Some companies make donations to local charities and community groups. Other companies do not and leave it up to their staff to decide whether to make personal donations. Should companies donate part of their profits to charities? State your opinion and provide reasons for your view.

More TOEIC Speaking Test Samples

Do you want to do even more practice? Then you’ll want to check out the following online resources:

ETS

English Club

Exam English

TOEIC Speaking Test Tips

If you want to improve your score on this English proficiency exam, here are some of the tips you’ll need to pay close attention to:

• Work with an experienced private tutor, or join a reputable preparation class.
• Speak as clearly as possible (loudly and clearly).
• There is no examiner. You’ll be using headphones and speaking into a microphone so get used to speaking by yourself during practice sessions.
• There may be background noise from other test-takers in the room so practice in a room with the radio or TV on.
• Don’t use English slang.
• Use correct grammar.
• Avoid boring words like nice, good or bad. Think of more interesting things to say and show a nice vocabulary range!
• Use specific words instead of vague ones like “good.”
• Vary your voice tone so that you don’t sound like a robot.
• Speak slowly but not too slowly. Aim for a nice average pace.

Have your Say about these Speaking Test Samples

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Last update on 2022-10-15 / Affiliate links / Images from Amazon Product Advertising API