Master the definitions, scoring criteria, and strategic differences between the Listen and Repeat and Take an Interview tasks for the TOEFL iBT Speaking section.
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Listen and Repeat Task
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A current TOEFL iBT Speaking task type. The official Speaking section has 4 tasks: 1 Independent task and 3 Integrated tasks, and there is no “Listen and Repeat” task on the exam.
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Accurate Repetition
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The primary scoring criteria for the Listen and Repeat task. It requires the speaker to reproduce the heard sentence without changing its meaning, omitting words, or adding unnecessary information.
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Intelligibility
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The degree to which a spoken response is clear and easy to understand by a listener. This is a crucial factor in scoring, ensuring that pronunciation, rhythm, and stress do not impede communication.
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Recording Window
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The specific time allowed to record your spoken response after the preparation time ends. In standard TOEFL iBT Speaking tasks, this is typically 45 seconds for Task 1 and 60 seconds for Tasks 2-4.
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Visual Representation
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The illustrated context provided during the Listen and Repeat task. This visual setting progresses as the scenario advances, providing a communicative purpose and frame of reference for the audio sentences.
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