Practice TOEIC-style Reading & Listening in short, focused sessions

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Built for short, real-life practice

Reading categories

Five categories that cover TOEIC-style Reading

• Vocabulary

  Build the high-frequency TOEIC vocabulary words you meet in everyday business English, with each answer shown in context so the meaning sticks.

• Grammar

  A focused TOEIC grammar test covering word forms, tenses, prepositions, conjunctions, and subject-verb agreement, with an explanation after every question.

• Incomplete Sentences

  Part 5-style TOEIC incomplete sentences with answers: pick the word that best completes each sentence and review the grammar point behind it. A clean way to practise TOEIC Part 5 with answers and explanations.

• Text Completion

  Part 6-style passages with multiple blanks that test how well you keep grammar, vocabulary, and meaning consistent across a short business text.

• Reading Comprehension

  Part 7-style emails, notices, articles, and reports where you read for detail and inference, the way you would in real workplace English.

• Mixed Random Practice

  A practice mode that samples across all five categories at once, like a quick TOEIC mock test to check where you stand overall.

TOEIC Listening

Listening practice for Parts 1–3

Practise the first three parts of TOEIC-style Listening: 636 original questions with audio in American, British, Canadian and Australian accents. Each set has 6 questions, and after you submit you get every answer with an explanation in Thai and English. Listening needs a free account, like the full Reading bank.

• Part 1 · Photographs

  180 questions · 30 sets

  Look at a photo and choose the one spoken statement that matches it, while you learn to spot the being/been and sound-alike traps.

  Part 1 tips and sample questions →
• Part 2 · Question-Response

  378 questions · 63 sets

  Hear a question or statement and pick the best of three spoken responses, including indirect replies that never say yes or no.

  Part 2 tips and sample questions →
• Part 3 · Conversations

  78 questions · 13 sets

  Workplace conversations between two or three speakers, with printed questions that include graphic and implied-meaning items.

  Part 3 tips and sample questions →

Part 4 (Talks) is not available yet, so there is no full Listening mock test for now.

How it works

Start in three steps

1. 01

   Sign up in seconds

   Create a free account with just your email, name, and date of birth. No password, no credit card, and no Google or Facebook login required. Or try the free sample first with no signup.

2. 02

   Choose what to practise

   Pick one of the five Reading categories, from a TOEIC vocabulary test to Part 5 incomplete sentences, choose Mixed Random for a quick TOEIC mock test, or switch to Listening Parts 1–3.

3. 03

   See your score and review

   Finish a session to get your practice score, a per-question breakdown with explanations, and a dashboard that shows your strengths and the best category to practise next.

FAQ

Questions about TOEIC practice on eng-test

Do you have TOEIC sample questions with answers?

Yes. The homepage has a free 5-question TOEIC Reading sample with answers that you can try instantly, no signup needed. A free account unlocks 20,000+ more TOEIC-style questions with answers and explanations across Parts 5, 6, and 7, plus Listening Parts 1–3 with audio.

Is eng-test really a free TOEIC test?

Yes. readwise is 100% free TOEIC practice online with no subscription, no credit card, and no in-app purchases. You can try a 5-question sample on this page with no signup, and creating an account to save your progress only needs your email, name, and date of birth, so there is nothing to pay at any point.

Is the score an official TOEIC score estimate?

No. After each session you get a practice percentage (such as 4/5) and a per-category readiness picture to guide your study. This is a practice and readiness estimate for planning what to work on next, not an official TOEIC scaled score (10-990) or an accurate prediction of your real exam result. Treat it as a study tool, not an official score.

How long does one TOEIC practice session take?

Every Reading session is a fixed set of 5 questions and takes about 3-5 minutes, and a Listening set is 6 questions. It is designed for micro-learning, so you can fit a focused TOEIC online test into a coffee break and still come away with answers and explanations.

Do the questions come with answers and explanations?

Yes. This is a TOEIC test with answers: after every session you get a per-question breakdown with a clear explanation for each item, stored in both English and Thai, so you understand why the correct option is correct and the others are wrong.

What does the free 5-question sample include?

The in-page sample is a free 5-question TOEIC level test you can take instantly with no signup and no credit card. It draws from the same bank as the full sessions, so it is a fair way to see the question style before you create an account.

Which TOEIC Reading parts can I practise?

You can practise five categories: Vocabulary, Grammar, Incomplete Sentences (Part 5 style), Text Completion (Part 6 style), and Reading Comprehension (Part 7 style). There is also a Mixed Random mode that samples across all five, so you can target a single skill or take a broader practice test.

Can I practise TOEIC Listening on eng-test?

Yes. With a free account you can practise Listening Parts 1–3: Part 1 Photographs (180 questions), Part 2 Question-Response (378) and Part 3 Conversations (78), in sets of 6 with original audio in American, British, Canadian and Australian accents and explanations in Thai and English. Part 4 (Talks) is not available yet, so there is no full Listening mock test.

How does the performance dashboard work?

Once you sign up, your profile dashboard shows a per-category radar chart of your strengths and weak spots and recommends the best category to practise next. It turns each free TOEIC practice session into a clear plan for where to focus.

How many questions does the real TOEIC Reading test have, and how long is it?

The official TOEIC Listening and Reading test has 200 questions in about 2 hours. The Reading section is 100 questions in 75 minutes: Part 5 Incomplete Sentences (30 questions), Part 6 Text Completion (16 questions), and Part 7 Reading Comprehension (54 questions). eng-test lets you practise those same three parts, plus the vocabulary and grammar behind them, in short 5-question sessions.

What is the TOEIC score range, and what score do employers want?

Official TOEIC Listening and Reading scores run from 10 to 990, with each section scored on a scale of 5 to 495. Many employers in Thailand ask for roughly 550-750 overall depending on the role, and scores are generally treated as valid for two years. Your eng-test practice percentage is a study estimate, not an official scaled score.

Is readwise affiliated with ETS or the official TOEIC test?

No. readwise is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to ETS or the official TOEIC test. "TOEIC" is a registered trademark of ETS and is used here only to describe the style of our original practice material. All questions are written by us and are practice material only.

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