Toeic: By: Ayu, Weng, Yusufa, Baso, Andi

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TOEIC

B Y : AY U , W E N G , Y U S U FA , B A S O , A N D I
WHAT IS TOEIC ?

TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication) is


a test designed for those whose native language is not
English. The value of this test will measure the extent to
which a person is able to communicate with others. This test
requires no special knowledge or vocabulary.
The ETS (Educational Testing Service) develops the TOEIC
test to measure English proficiency in internationally-used
business environments. The main figure of TOEIC test taker
is a Japanese national, Yasuo Kitoka. In 1970 Kitoka
proposed to ETS to make a business-based test for Japanese
workers working in international companies. ETS began
developing the TOEIC test in 1977 and the TOEIC test was
first performed in Japan in 1979.
FORM TEST

The test uses paper and pencil, a form of double choice,


which uses audio, pictures, and writing (reading) to evaluate
the participants' language skills. This test is in multiple
choice with 200 questions. Type TOEIC has a range of
scores ranging from 10-900. This test is divided into 2
sections, section 1: listening and section 2: reading.
SECTION 1 : LISTENING

Will be listened to a number of questions and short conversations in English, and participants are
asked to answer based on the information heard.

• Part 1: The picture (Photographs) consists of 20 questions.


• Part 2: Question - Response (Question and Responses) consists of 30 questions.
• Part 3: Short Conversations consists of 30 questions.
• Part 4: Short Dialog (Short Talks) consists of 20 questions.
SECTION 2 : READING

Participants will read materials and are asked to answer questions based on reading content.

• Part 5: Incomplete Sentences consist of 40 questions.


• Part 6: Finding errors (Error Recognitions) consists of 20 questions.
• Part 7: Reading (Reading Comprehensions) consists of 40 questions.
DIFFERENCES TOEIC AND TOEFL

• TOEIC and TOEFL are designed for different purposes. TOEFL is intended for students or
students who wish to continue their studies in the United States and Canada. While TOEIC is
aimed at those whose native language is not using English dialogue and want to show the
ability to communicate in English in the world of work and take part in globalization.
• TOEIC has two kinds of tests that are reading and listening tests with a score range of 10-990.
While TOEFL has three kinds of test options including PBT (Paper Based Test), CBT
(Computer Based Test), and IBT (Internet Based Test). TOEFL scores based on the test are
PBT (310-677), CBT (30-300), and IBT (8-120).

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