‘The listening section has 42 que: listening section. s. Follow along as you listen to the directions to the Dynan In this section of the test, you will hear talks and conversations. Each talk or con- versation is followed by one question. Choose the best answer to each question find mark the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet. You will hear each talk or conversation only one time. Here is an example: QE ‘What does the girl mean? (A) She will meet the boy at band practice soon, (B) She is not going to be a member of the band. (C) She thinks that the band is no longer fun. (D) She has been a member of the band for a year. ‘The correct answer is (B), “She is not going to be a member of the band.” Here is another example: @iP What are the speakers talking about? . (A) Their classes (B) Going on a trip (©) Spring break (D) An upcoming test The correct answer is (C), “Spring break.” Go on to the next page, and the test will hegin with question number one, wwnw.nhanteiv jet.com Perfect TOEFL Junior Praciice Test Sook 1-13,1, What does the boy mean when he says: 6. What will the girl probably do next? “Tl have to take a pass on the game”? (A) He is going to play in the game. (B) He cannot atiend today’s game. (©) He will meet the girl before the game. (D) He is able to watch the game today. 2. Why does the teacher talk about the boy's grade? (A) To express her concern about his grade (B) To encourage him to study hard for the test (©) To praise him for submitting a good report ) To compliment him for getting an on his exam 3. What is the girl planning to do on the weekend? (A) Go cycling with her friends (B) Spend some time with the boy (C) Stay bome and study (D) Check out the weather forecast ‘What will the boy probably do next? A) Go to his meeting with Mr. Jacobs B) Continue speaking with Jenny ({C) Make a telephone call to Brian (D) Turn in his group project to the teacher . Why is the student discussing his essay with the teacher? (A) To insist that the teacher grade it again (B) To ask about a grammar mistake on it (C) To complain about the teacher's em- phasis on facts (D) To express his confusion about his grade 14 ~ Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book (A) Finish eating ber lunch (B) Solve some math problems (©) Look at the boy's homework (D) Skip their math class What are the speakers mainly talking about? A) Mr. Norton's class (B) ‘Their grades at school (C) A test they just took (D) A question the boy asked in class . Why does the principal mention the winter storm? (A) To give the students a lesson on the weather (B) To claim thar it will stare tomorrow (©) To note the amount of snow that it dropped (©) To explain why she is cancelling classes What is probably true about Dr. Walt Campbell? (A) He is a citizen of France. B) He is the hos (© He has visited the site of the Battle of Waterloo. he radio program. (D) He kgows a lor abbut Napoleon,ext? lass. on the orrow that it ng classes Walt gram. sate of com Now you will hear longer ta Dey an Men cuca Co lowed by thive or more questions, Choose the best answer to each question and mark Dreger he ee orn Eee Ree oe es 10, Whiat are the speakers mainly discussing? (A) The boy's desire to get an extension {B) The wopic of the paper the boy is writing (C) The boy’s involvement in athletics, (D) The type of research that the boy needs to conduct 11. Why does the boy say that he is unable to finish his assignment on time? {A) He cannot find the information that he needs (B) He needs to study for a test in another class tonight. (C) His partner has nor done enough work on the project. (D} He has not had enough time to do his work. 12, What does the boy suggest about the soccer team? (A) It has not lost any games yer this season. (8) There is going to be a game tonight (C) Being on it takes up a lot of his time. (D) It needs to get some new members. 13, What does the teacher tell the boy to do? (A) Go to the library (B) Attend his next class {C) Skip soccer practice (D) Have a chat with Coach Grubbs www nhantriviet.com 14, What are the speakers mainly talking about? (A) The git!’s soccer team (B) The boy’s attendance at the game (©) The girl's next game (D) The boy’s desire to play soccer, 15, When will the girl’s next soccer game be? (A) This Friday (B) This Saturday (©) Next Tuesday (D) Next Thursday - 16. What can be inferred about the girl? (A) She is interested in playing goalkeeper on her team. (B) She is not happy with the attendance at hor games. (©) She suifered a minor injury in the last game, (D) She is the best player on the gitls’ soc- cer tearm. 17, Why does the boy mention his friends? (A) To ask how they can join the girls soccer team (B) To say that they enjoyed watching the last soccer game (©) To tell the girl that they all wish the team good luck (D) To indicate that he will invite them to the next game Perfect TOEFL Junior Py~_ 18. How does the girl probably feel when she says: “A science fair? That's peculiar”? (A) She is pleased (B) She is upset (©) She is confused. (D) She is interested. 19, Why does the bay mention the science fair? To encourage the 0 claim that ic is going to be held at 100 the s (C) To scare that he intends to win this year’s competition (D) To tell the girl whar he was speaking toa teacher about 20, In which subject is the boy doing research? (A) Chemistry BB) Physics (©) Biology {D) Geok 21, What does the boy mention about Mr. Stevenson? (A) He is the school’s only science teacher (B) He is doing research with the boy (C} He designed the boy's science fair project (D) He is thinking of teaching at another school in the city 22, What can be inferred about the boy? (A) He intends to enter the science fair. RB) He is the top student at the school. (©) He is classmates with the girl. D) He is better at sports than at science. 23, What are the speakers mainly discussing? (A) Visiting Italy ®) Th rl’s sister (C) Life as a student (D) Hanging out with their friends 24, What was the gisl’s sister doing in Italy? (A) She was studying as an exchan; student, (B) She was students. taking a tour with some other (C) She was visi the country’s museums, 1D) She was looking for a place wafive there. 25, What can be inferred about the girl? A) She wants to keep talking to the boy. (B) She feels jealous of her sister is looking forward to seeing her sister (B) She is learning how to speak Italian. 26. What will the girl do after school today? A) Apply to become an exchange student B) Hang out at the mall with her friends (C) Pick her sister up at the ait D) Go home and complete her homework 27, What is the teacher mainly talking about? * - (A) Which foods flying squirrels prefer to eat (B) The appearance of the flying squirvel ©) Where most fyi ig squirrels live D) The unique way fh wavel ng squirrels can———SE_tts—~—‘—Cti—S—“=is seussing? 28, What is the purpose of the membrane 32, How is a ziggurat different from a that the flying squirrel has? pyramid? {A) It allows the squirrel to contro) its (A) It is much larger than most pyramids. body while in flight. (B) It has a stepped look as it goes up. 5 (B) It enables the squirrel to soar through. (C) It is made of different types of stone. the air. (D) Ir has various types of artwork on it. (C) It lets the squirre! leap from tree to tree. altaly? \ . (D)-It permits the squirrel to make very E be ER 33. Why does the teacher talk about the pharaohs? ne other 7 ian 29. What will the teacher probably do next? oh quseums. (A) Have one of the students read from a (B) To note thar they built the pyramids ive thi textbook (©) To compare them with Mesapbtamian (B) Show a video that has flying squirrels rulers ee dls | {D) To claim that many were bad rulers salt (C) Assign some homework to the students 2 boy (D) Give a physical description of the flying squirrel 34, What is the teacher mainly talking ig her about? Areata atesethe Yak (A) The antlers that deer can grow ‘lian. (B) How deer take care of their babies “ ae ie differences between pyra (C) The characteristics of white-tailed deer mids and ziggurat. {D) What his opinion of deer is today? (B) Egypt and Mesopotamia had great i seudent cultures. friends (©) The pharaohs were important in 35. What is probably true about the teacher? t sem a . (A) He recently made a visit t Australia, mework ) Feeds in ancient culeures practiced (B] He enjoys going deer hunting. wen (©) He lives in an area with many deer. g (D) He spends a lot of time outdoors. 31. What does the teacher imply about . . seguias eter to. Hegre? 36, What does the teacher imply when he says (A) They took many years to build. this: “That's H-A-R-T, not H-E-A-R-T”? Past (B) They boos much nicer than the a] neiommeigen EpormnewoMe pyramids. about deer. on (C) They were built in both Mesopotamia pe. and Egypr. a ‘wate. {D) They are less well known than pyramids, 15] The woud hs spelt e moomoo one (D) He wants the students to listen carefully. ie m www.nhantriviet.com Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book 1 - 1737, What does the teacher say about antlers? (A) Both male and female deer grow them. (B) They fall off the deer each year. (©) Deer sometimes use them as weapans, 40. (D) They get larger as the deer ages. 38. What does a fawn look like when it is. born? (A) Ie is com Al. white. (B) It only has a white tail C) kt ome white sports. no white anywhere on its body, 39, What is the discussion mainly about? (A) The poetry Edgar Allan Poe wrote (B) ‘The contributions of Edgar Allan Poe . 42, (© The creation of the horror genre (D) Poetry in nineteenth-ventury America ‘What happened to Edgar Allan Poe ‘when he was a child? (A) He attended a top school. (B) He suffered from depression, (C) He became very sick (D) His parents died. Why does the teacher mention The Murders in the Rue Morgue? (A) To praise it as a great work of horror (B) To claim it is her favorite of'all of Poe's works (C) To name a work the studentstare going to read (D) To state that itis a poem written by Poe ‘What will the students probably do next? (A) Continue discussing Poe’s life (B) Read a poem written by Poe « (B) Talk about one of Poe’s horror novels Analyze a modem detective novel ww.nhanteiPoe Language Form an Meaning Ez In this section of the test, you will answer 42 questions found in seven different texts. | horror ee Within each text are boxes that contain four possible ways to complete a sentence. | | Choose the word or words in each box that correetly complete each sentence, Mark sine the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet. \ going | any Poe | mevinrinmeiean (A) cause do next? (B) causing. | 1, While some forest fires | (¢) gre caused PY humans, most of them happen due to | (D) will cause novels lightning striking the ground during a region’s dry season. In fact, some places | (A) accept | (B) endure 2 (©) permit. | forest fires on a yearly basis. (D) strike | : ‘The correct answer to Sample 1 is (C), “are eaused.” The Correct answer to Sample 2 is (B), “endure.” 192. tomorrow. The teachers 3, today. Did anyone from school let you know about 4, if you want. Give me a Dear Amy, (A) will not feel (B) are not feeling (©) cannot feel (D) must not feel 1 T heard from one of our friends that you very well today. I hope that you do not have anything serious and that you will be able to go back to school (A) reserved, (B) approved (©) requested (D) assigned us a lot of homework in all of our classes (A) what you need to do? (B) which you need to do? (©) that you need to do? (D) how you need to do? If you want to know about anything, just write me back. | would be glad 10 assist you so that you can get your work done on time. I can drop by your house later in the evening (A) respond (B) response (©) responsive (D) responder to this email whenever you get the chance. Yout friend, Susanhope ol wee, refer to the following advertisement. If you are looking for something fun to do this summer, why don’t you visit the community: (A) what is locating (B) which is located (©) where the loc: (D) how it was located 5, center? The community center, at 49 Maple Street, is going to be sponsoring numerous activities. For instance, there will be art, music, and language (A) In addition to those, 6. Saeerar i Sexo (B) As well as they, na classes at the center throughoue the summer: | (6) 55 wth chose, the center (D) Apparently with those, is going to sponsor a soccer league and a baseball league for students in middle school (A) demand (B) approve % and high school. We (€) jnyite all Young people to participate, We know that the (D) consider (A) the best . (B) much berter than (©) as well as (D) just as good that 8. events this vear are going to be those in any past years ¢ Test Book 1-21 \ww.nhantriviet.co' Perfect TOEFL Junior Frefer to the following announcement. Tomorrow after lunch, all classes are going to be cancelled. Instead of going to your classrooms, students should report to the school auditorium no later than one (A) announce (B) announcing (C) will announce (D) to announce 9, fifteen. The school is proud that Mayor Randolph Jefferson has accepted our offer to come and speak with the student body. Mayor Jefferson will'that (A) run to the city, (B) running the city, (© of running in the city, (D) to run the city, 10. about his experience and then he will take a few questions. (A) appropriate (B) approximate (©) approachable (D) approving IL, Please wear clothing tomorrow and be sure to (A) being the best behaved , (B) behave like the best (C) be on your best behavior (D) behavior of the best 2 as well. We expect you to be good representatives of our school and to treat the mayor with the respect he deserves,hat aestions. viet.com creamer wnontentemneccer a A nee (CETTE refer to the following letter Dear Mr, Thompson, © G) with the action (B) for my actions (© by my action | (D) at the action 13, I would like to apologize to you in your class during the exam yesterday. | am so sorry that I looked in my textbook while I was taking the test. (A) completing (B) researching (© practicing (D) cheating 14, 1 feel terrible about on the test. I know that this is not an | (A) accept |B) acceptance (©) accepting (D) acceptable excuse, but T did not have enough time to study for the test because Thad a basketball game the night before it. I was so tired that, (A) the moment I arrived home, (B) momentarily arriving at my home, (©) to arrive ina moment at my home, (D) Larrived home in a momen, 16. 1 took a shower and went to bed. ww. nhantriviet.cam Perfect TOEFL Junio!18. 20. (A) apparently. (B) decisively (©) immediately. (D) dramatically. When | woke up, T remembered the test and tried to study. However, | only managed to do that for about fifteen minutes. (8) consideration | (B) justification | (©) ramification (D) criticism Still, there is no for cheating, 1 will accept (A) whoever punishes (B) whatever punishment (©) whichever punishes (D) however punished you decide to give me without complaint. [ will also ot (A) a student with more possibilities (B) possibly a beter student (C) the best of the possible students (D) as good a student as possible do my best to work hard in your class and to be for the remainder of the semester. Sincerely, Peter Wilsonoilities dents le iviet.com = | refer to the following email. Dear Nathaniel, 1 am looking forward to graduating in a month. | cannot believe we have almost finished (A) practical and over, (B) practically over, 21, our schooling, It has been a long four years, but high school is (¢) Ger practical On one hand, | am relieved that I am going to get started on (A) the next chapter in my life, (B) my life in the next chapter. 2 2. (©) che mont life with a chapter, OP #HE other hand, the past four years have been (D) a chapter of the next life. (A) stare (B) depare © aim (D) emer 23, a great experience. I shall miss everyone as we for different colleges. (A) host (B) hosts (C) hosted (D) hosting 24, Anyway, I want you to know that my family is going to be a graduation party at my house. I am inviting many of our classmates. It should be a lor of fun. You, your parents, and the rest of your family ntriviet.com Perfect TOEFL Junior(A) invited me to my house, (B) inviting to my house, © will invite them to my house, (D) ate invited to my house. 25. We live on a farm, so there will be plenty of room for everyone. Just let me know if you can make it and who will be (A) attending, (B) graduating. (C) resisting, (D) requesting. My parents need to know how many people to expect. Talk t0 you soon,(TET refer to the following magazine article. One of the largest and most Juxurious palaces in the world is the Palace of Versailles. (A) 1s located near (B) Locating near (©) Having located near (D) Located near Paris, France, the palace has more than 2,000 rooms, (A) every which | @) all of whieh 2 . |. Versa 28. (©) that are all &XtAvagantly decorated. Versailles was constructed (D) what all (A) during the seventeenth century. (B) for alll seventeen centuries. . vy, Irs original use was as a hunting lodge for King (C) throughout seventeen centuries. {D) the seventeenth century onward. Louis XIV. However, he and his successors constantly expanded it until ——— es ae (A) the most prominent (B} more prontinent (©) moch more prominent (D) most of the prominenc 30, it became a massive palace. Versailles became one of symbols of the French monarchy, and it served as the royal court from 1682 Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book 1~ 27(A) Followed by the events of (B) The events, following (©) Following the events of (D) Events were following 31. to 1789. the French Revolution, the palace (A) designed (B) constructed (C) rehabilitated () transformed 32. was into a museum, Today, Versailles (A) contain (B) contains (©) is containing (D) will contain | thousands of works of art, including paintings, drawings, engravings, 33. and sculptures. Due to its art and the beauty of the palace itself, it isa prime tourist attraction at the present, As a result, millions of people visit the palace (A) permanently. (B) consistently. (C) continually (D) annually:ravings, viet.cont refer to the following magazine article, ‘Most birds build nests in which they lay their eggs, but the emperor penguin has no need (A) harsher (B) the harshest (© as harsh as (D) much of the harshest (A) ensure (B) promise 36, weather than anywhere else in the world. In order 10 (©) recall that its eggs . of them. This bird lives in Antarctica and must endure (D) wust (A) are hatching with them, (B) hatched from them, h (C) are theirs to hatch, ee (D) may hatch from them, 37, are not harmed and that its chicks takes care of its eggs in a unique manner. An emperor penguin female lays a single egy, (A) on op of ies feet. (B) with ‘its feet at the top. (©) by the top foot. (D) at the foot of the top. 38, Once she lays the egg, the male penguin takes it and puts it www. nhantriviet.com . Perfect TOEFL Junioram. .... |) protects |B) is protecting (©) is provected (D) will protect 39. There, the egg by a layer of stomach fat that the penguin rests above the egg. Since emperor penguins lay their eggs right as winter (A) basic (B) significant (©) partial (D) vital 40. begins in Antarctica, it is that the eggs remain (A) by protection of the elements, (B) protected from the elements, 41. |) protecting the elements ‘Therefore, for the next wo months, (D) for the protection of the elements. the males incubate the eggs until the chicks finally hatch. During this entire (A) period, (B) periods, ‘ 42. the males look after the eggs while hardly even moving. "| (©) periodical, |) periodically, 30 - Perfect TOEFL nior Practice Test Boo! www.nhan corrIn this section of the test, you will read six texts and answer 42 questions. Choose the correct answer to each question and mark the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet, Before you start, read the sample text and the sample questions below. Sample Text Pete cote encoun ete oue eer irre Mn mce ty toe oer SU ne eet uence aie Peace cece sar period of time. This is how canyons and deserts are often created, Yet it is also pos- | ea ene mone eae Sample Question 1 ‘What is this text mostly about? (A) How deserts are creaed (B) A natural force (©) Canyons and deserts (D) Wind erosion ‘The correct answer is (B), “A natural force.” Sample Question 2 ‘Which of the following is true regarding erosion? (A) It can happen in many ways, (B)’ Water most commonly causes it. (C) Itcan creare deserts overnight. (D) tis stronger than anything in nature. The correct answer is (A), “It can happen in many ways. viet.com www.nbantriviet.com Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book 1 ~ 31are about the following letter, Dear Parents, ‘We have almost arrived at the end of another school year. The last day of school is going to be held on Friday, May 15. All students should have their lockers cleaned out no later than 3:30 on that day This year, we have accomplished a number of our objectives. Several of our students received academic awards, such as for winning the city spelling bee (Teresa Kelly), ‘winning the state math competition (Rohit Apu), and winning the county essay.sstiting contest (Julie Johnston), Furthermore, our athletic teams all had winning recordstand the girls’ volleyball team, led by Coach Alice Stevens, managed to come in second place in the entie state. Let me remind you as summer begins that all returning students must do their summer reading. Enclosed with this letter is alist of the books from which each student must choose. All students have to read at least five books and write shor! reports on them during the summer. Allow me to close by noting that [am always willing to meet with you and to address any of your concerns about the school, You can feel free to swing by and chat with me anytime Sincerely, Gregory Jenkins Principalchool is out no tudents Kelly), writing ds, and id place © their student orts on iddress ith me 1 In Tine 5, the word objectives is closest in ‘meaning to A) skills B) experiences (©) goals D) achievements 2. Who is Julie Johnston? |A) The coach of the school’s volleyball team (B) The principal of the school (©) The winner of an essay-writing contest D) The school’s best speller 3. What can be inferred from the letter about the school? (A) It has a successful athletics program, (B) It has already held its graduation ceremony. (©) It has seen its enrolment decline. (D) It has a large library available vo students. 4, Which of the following statements does paragraph 3 support? (A) Students may submit their reports over the Internet. (B) Every student must write five book reports during summer, (©) Students are expected to tum in reports each month, (D) All students must read the same five books during summer. www.nhantriviet.com 5. In line 14, the word them refers to (A) all returning students (B) all students (©) five books (D) short reports 6. What does Gregory Jenkins point out by writing that people can feel free to swing by in line 16? (A) Hee schedules his own meetings with parents. (B) All visitors are welcome to vilit his, office. (C) He encourages parents to be involved at the school, {D) Students should spend more time on campus. Perfect TOEFL Junior FLast Saturday, October 10, the school’s math team took part in the Hampton. Junior Math Tournament. The event was held in the auditorium at Lakeview High School. There were students from twenty-seven schools that participated in the - competition, $ Mrs. Gibbons, the math teacher, led our schoo!’s team at the competition. There ‘were seven students from our school who took part in the contest. By the time the competition ended, we were in third place with a total of eighty-five points: The frst place winner, Trinity High School, scored ninety-one points while Copeland Beacieray came an second with eighty-six points, Our perormance was'a dreiNatic 10 improvement from last year’s team, which failed to score a single point. Overall, Molly Reed led the team by scoring an incredible twenty-five points. ‘That made her the leading scorer in the entire tournament, After the competition ended, Mrs. Gibbons said, “I'm so proud of this group, They took on teams that had twice as many studenis, but they still managed to 415 capture third place, What an incredible achievement.” Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book www ntriviet.com7. Which headline best summarizes the article? (A) Math Team Comes in Third in Competition (B) Mrs, Gibbons Takes Math Team to Lakeview High (©) Molly Reed Selected Captain of the -Math Team, (D) School 10 Compete in Math Competition 8, What is the purpose of this article? (A) To recruit some students for the math team. (B) To describe the results of an academic competition (©) To praise the math team for trying its best (D) To encourage more students to do extracurricular activities ‘Which of the following is NOT men- tioned about the math competition? (A) How many teams participated (B) What prizes were awarded (C) When it took place (D) Which team came in first tiviet.com www.nhantriviet.com Perfect TOEFL Junior sennenernmeaminerene ene el 0 ooo arin sgee nen 10, In line 9, the word dramatic is closest in meaning to (A) tremendous ) sincere (C) indescribable (D) unexpected 11, Which of the following is true regarding Molly Reed? (A) She has been on the math team for the past two years. (B) She scored more points than anyone at the tournament. ‘ (C) She was the only student from the school who scored. (D) She received a prize for her achievement. ‘12, What does Mrs. Gibbons say about the math team? (A) She is disappointed it did not win the competition, (B) Its members did a Jot of preparing for the event. (C) She intends to recruit more students for it. (D) It was successful against some much bigger teams,are about the following note from the school administration. Please be aware that the school is planning to field several athletic teams during the spring semester. The coaches have scheduled tryouts for these teams during the next, two weeks. All tryouts run from 330 to 5:30, Here is the schedule: Ro There will not be a girl’ soccer team this year, However, according to state rules, girls may participate in the boys’ soccer team. All interested girls should speak with Coach MeCloud prior to tryouts. The coaches have all agreed that any student may participate in two athletic teams so long as one is the track team. Those students wishing to play two sports must speak with both coaches prior to tryouts. Finally. all students must submit an injury release form to the coach of the team they want to play on. No students will be permitted to try out until it has been turned in, 36 - Perfect TOEFL Juniér Practice Test Book 1 www.nhantriviet.comration. ring the he next orules, K with at may adents aly all ‘0 play riviet.c ccs rel ome What is this note mostly about? 4) When teams will play their games in the spring semester 8) How students can try out for athletic teams C) Why the safety of all student-athletes is important D) The upcoming schedule for athletic events Which sport will have its tryouts on March 8? |A) Girls softball B) Boys’ baseball C) Boys’ soccer D) Track and field . Why does the author mention Coach McCloud? (A) To credie him with the de gitls play socece (B) To tell the students that he is the new coach of the soccer team (C) To let gitls know they should speak with him about playing soccer {D) To congratulate him for the achieve- ments of the soccer team ion co let www.nhantriviet.com 16, Based on the passage, which is probably true about the school’s coaches? (A) They communicate with one another. (B) They have worked there for several years. (©) They have good relationships wich the students, (D) They coach teams that are successful 17, According to the note, what must students do before they can try out for a team? (A) Get permission from their parents (B) Turn in a form to one of the eoaches (©) Talk to the coach of the seam (D) Make sure that their grades are sufficient 18, In line 10, the word it refers to (A) the track tam (B) an injury release form «) the coach (D) the team Perfect TOEFL Junior Proctice Test Book 1~ 37I serene are about the following passage. 0 as 20 25 40 The Age of Exploration tasted from the arty pat of Da the fifteenth century to the early years of the seventeenth century. During that time, adventurers from throughout Europe sailed around the world, The majority of these then came from Spain, Portugal, and England. One of the greatest of all English adventurers during this time was Sir Francis Drake. He lived from 1540 to 1596. Drake accomplished a number of feats that led him to be highly revered in England, yet he was considered a pirate by people in other countries, particularly Spain. \ After the New World was discovered by Christopher Columbus, the Spanish Jed the way in establishing colonies there, They were particularly dominant in Central America and South America. Their soldiers, called conquistadors, effect- ively defeated the Aztec and Inca empires. On account of their strength in the New World, the Spanish acquired a great amount of treasure, Thus there were constantly ships filled with treasure sailing across the Atlantic Ocean to Spain, Many sailors from other countries tried to capture these ships. Drake was one of these men. In 1573, he and his crew engaged in an act of pitacy against a con= voy of Spanish ships. They managed to capture the ships near Panama. Seizing their treasure of gold and silver, Drake and his men returned to England. This act ‘brought him to the attention of Queen Elizabeth. She sponsored another exped- ition of Drake's that sailed to the New World in 1577, Drake had five small ships and nearly 200 men. They raided Spanish holdings in South America and then sailed into the Pacific Ocean. There, Drake captured two Spanish treasure ships before sailing west across the Pacific, In September 1580, one of Drake's ships and fifty-six men reached home after having circumnavigated the world Drake was knighted by the queen in 1581, By then, he was considered the hest and most daring sailor in England. In 1585, war broke out between England and Spain. Three years later, King Philip IT of Spain sent an enormous fleet, called the Spanish Armada, to defeat England. Drake was made second in command of the English fleet that emerged victorious against the Spanish. A few years lates, in 1595, Drake returned to the New World. This time, however, his luck ran out, He caught a disease and died in Panama in January 1596.Spanish nant in effect- | in the 2 were pain. vas one acon- Selzing This act exped- LU ships \¢ then e ships s ships ae best ad and led the of the er, in ut. He triviet.com ©. What is the passage mainly about? 4) The colonizing of the New World 8) The adventures of Sir Francis Drake ©) Queen Etizabeth and King Philip 11 D) Acts of piracy by Sir Francis Drake 2). Inline 9, the word revered is closest in meaning to A) feared B) famed © noticed D) reganded 21. Why does the author mention conquistadors? (A) To explain what the word means (B) To claim thar they gathered a great amount of treasure (©) To nore their defeat of two empires (D) To praise them for their fighting bility 22. According to the author, why did many sailors attempt to capture Spanish ships? (A) Their countries were at war with Spain. (B) They wanted to seize the ships’ treasures. «C) They desired to enslave the Spanish sailors. (D) It was common for ships’ crews t0 fight then. www.nhantriviet.com 23, What did Sir Francis Drake do in 1580? (A) He completed a trip around the world. (B) He destroyed a Spanish convoy in Panama, (C) He made plans to fight the Spanish Armada, (D) He attacked Spanish colonies in the New World. 24, According to the passage, all of the fol- lowing are mentioned about Sir Francis Drake EXCEPT (A) what the name of his ship was (B) when he was born and died (C) which counu (D) bow various people felt about him, ’s sailors he often fought 25, What can be inferred from the passage about the Spanish Armada? (A) Ie sank a large number of English ships (B) It lose to the English fleet that it fought (C) Ichad more ships than any other fleet. (D) It was completely destroyed in two battles. 26. In line 32, the phrase ran out is closest in meaning to (A) changed (B) escaped (©) removed (D) ended Perfect TOEFL Junior Fare about the following passage. There are a number of natural disasters that can strike across the globe. Two that ate frequently linked to one another are earthquakes and tsunamis. Both of them can cause a great amount of devastation when they hit. However, tsunamis are the direct result of earthquakes and cannot happen without them. | 5 ‘The Earth has three main parts. They are the crust, the mantle, and the core. The crust is the outer layer of the Barth. It is not a single piece of land. Instead, | it is comprised of a number of plates. There are a few enormous plates and many smaller ones, These plates essentially rest upon the mantle, which is fluid. Asa | result, the plates are in constant — yet slow — motion. The plates may move away 10 from or toward other plates. In some cases, they collide violently with the'plates adjoining them, The movement of the plates causes tension in the rock, Over a | Jong time, this tension may build up. When it is released, an earthquake happens ‘Tens of thousands of earthquakes happen every year. The vast majority are so small that only scientific instruments can perceive them. Others are powerful enough that people can feel them, yet they cause little harm or damage. More powerful earthquakes, however, can cause buildings, bridges, and other struc- tures to collapse, They may additionally injure and kill thousands of people and might even cause the land to change its appearance. Since most of the Earth's surface is water, numerous earthquakes happen be- 20 neath the planet's oceans. Underwater earthquakes cause the seafloor to move, This results in the displacement of water in the ocean. When this occurs, a tsue nami may form. This is a wave that forms on the surface and moves in all direc- tions from the place where the earthquake happened. A tsunami moves extremely quickly and can travel thousands of kilometers. As it approaches land, the water 25 near the coast gets sucked out to sea. This causes the tsunami to increase in| height. Minutes later, the tsunami arrives. A large tsunami — oe more than ten meters in height - can travel far inland. As it does that, it can flood the land, des- ‘troy human settlements, and kill large numbers of people. 40 - Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book wynw.nhantriviet com2. Two Both of anamis atu 27. What is the passage mainly about? (A) How earthquakes and tsunamis occur (B) What kind of damage natural disasters can cause (C) Why tsunamis are deadlier than earthquakes D} When earthquakes are the nvost likely to happen 28, Which of the following statements does paragraph 1 support? (A) The most severe type of natural disas- ter is an earthquake. (B) Earthquakes cause more destruction than tsunamis, (© A tsunami happens in tandem with an earthquake, (D) Earthquakes frequently take place after tsunamis do. 29. In line 6, the word It refers to (A) The mantle (B) The core (C) The crust (D) The Earth 30. In line 1, the word adjoining is closest in meaning to (A) approaching (B) bordering (C) residing ww.nhantrivietcom Perfect TOEFL Junior Prec Se —ss 31, Which of the following is true regarding the crust? (A) Itis the smallest of the Earth’s three layers (B) The mantle beneath ic keeps it From moving too much. (©) Itis thicker on land than ie is under the wacer. (D) There are many separate pieces that make it up, 32, In line 14, the word perceive is closest in ‘meaning to ent Hy (A) comprehend (B) detect (©) locate (D) prevent 33. Which of the following is NOT men- tioned in paragraph 3 about earthquakes? (A) How often powerful ones take place (B) How severe the majority of them are (C) What kind of damage they can cause (D) How many people they typically kill 34, Based on the passage, what is probably ‘true about tsunamis? (A) They kill more people cach year than earthquakes. s (B) They can be deatlly to people standing near shore. (C) They are able to move as fast as the speed of sound. (D) They cannor damage ships sailing on the ocean, Book 1-41are about the following passage. A large number of inventions require years of arduous research and develop- ment before they are perfected, For instance, Thomas Edison had to make more than 1,000 attempts to invent the incandescent light bulb before he finally succeed- ed, History is replete with numerous other examples of people trying, yet failing, to 5__make inventions before they eventually succeeded. Yet some inventions have come | about not through hard work but simply by accident | In most cases, when someone unintentionally invented some- thing, the inventor was attempting to create something else, For example, in the 1930s, chemist Roy Plunkett was attempting ta 10 make a new substance that could be used to refrigerate items. He ! mixed some chemicals together. Then, he put them into a pres- surized container and cooled the mixture. By the time his experi- ‘ment was complete, he had a new invention, It was not a new substance that could be use for refrigeration though. Instead, he | 15 had invented Teflon, which is today most commonly used ta make nonstick pots and pans, Similarly, decades earlier, John Pemberton was a pharmacist in Atlanta, Georgia. He was attempting to create a tonic that people could use whenever they had headaches. While he was not successful in that endeavor, Coca-Cola, the world-famous carbonated soft drink. he managed to invent 20 Scientists have also made crucial discoveries by accident when they were con- ducting experiments, In 1928, Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin, an antibi- | otic, in this manner. He discovered some mold growing in a dish with some bacteria He noticed that the bacteria seemed to be avoiding the mold. When he investigated further, he determined some of the many useful properties of penicillin, which has saved millions of lives over the past few decades. Likewise, in 1946, scientist Percy Spencer was conducting an experiment with microwaves, He had @ candy bar in his pocket, and he noticed that it suddenly melted. He investigated and learned the reason why that had happened, Soon afterward, he built a device that could utilize microwaves to heat food: the microwave oven, |ievelop- e more ucceed- iting. to come ? | bs °k pots \danta, er they “invent re con. antibi- acteria, tigated ch has Perey bar in led the utilize 36. 37. 38. 39. Which title best summarizes the main idea of the passage? (A) Hiscory’s Mast Important Inventions (B) Accidental Inventions and Discoveries (C) How to Become a Great Inventor (D) You Don’t Always Get Whac You Want In ine 1, the word arduous is closest in meaning to F (A) detailed (B) tough (C) specific (D) constant In line 4, the phrase replete with is losest in meaning to (A) aware of (B) inspired by (C) full of (D) concerned about . In Tine 18, the word endeavor is closest in meaning to ; {A) research: (B) dream (©) request {D) atwempr What does the author say about Teflon? (A) People first used i as a refrigeration device. (B) It was created many years before Coca-Cola. (© The man who made it was a pharmacist. (D) Itis used for kitchenware nowadays. wwew.nhantriviet.com Perfect TOEFL Junior F 40. Who was John Pemberton? (A) The person who made Teflon (B) The creator of Coca-Cola (©) The man who discovered penicillin (D) The inventor of the microwave 4L. The author uses Alexander Fleming as an example of (A) one of the most famous inventors in history (B) a person who made an accidental scientific discovery (C) someone who became a millignaire from his invention (D) a man who dedicated his life to medical science 42, What does the author imply about penicillin? (A) Doctors seldom use it nowadays. (B) Some people are not affected by it (C) Ic is an invaluable medical supply. (D) Mold combines with bacteria to make itPractice Test 02The listening section has 42 questions. Follow along as you listen to the directions to the stening section. In this section of the test, you will hear talks and conversations. Each talk or con- ‘versation is followed by one question, Choose the best answer to each question and mark the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet. You will hear each tall or conversation only one time. Here is an example: What does the girl mean? {A) She will meet the boy at band practice soon. {B) She is not going to be a member of the band, (C)_ She thinks that the band is no longer fun (D) She has been a member of the band for a year. Here is another example: QGP ‘What are the speakers talking about? ‘ (A) Theirclasses (B) Going on atrip (©) Spring break | | ‘The correct answer is (B), “She is not going to be a member of the band.” (D) An upcoming test The correct answer is (C), “Spring break.” Go on to the next page, and the test will begin with question number one. com Perfect TOEFL Junior 4a1, What happened to the git!’s smartphone? (A) One of her friends broke it. (B) Hier parents tooke it away from her. (C) She left it on the bus. (D) Ie stopped working for no reason, 2. Why does the teacher suggest that the irl write for the school newspaper? ) He thinks that she isa skilled writer: @B) Ir would be a good experience for her (©) She can improve her research skills by doing that. D) He believes it could help her writing improve, 3. What are the speakers mainly discussing? (A) The boy’s stolen bike (B) Their upcoming lunch (C) The various thefts at the school (D) How unsafe the schoo! has become 4, What will the boy probably do next? (A) Check on Tim’s condition (B) Refuse to give the teacher an answer (C) Continue eating his lunch (D) Tell the teacher who the bullies are ‘What does the girl imply about the boy? (A) He gets low grades in his classes. (B) He sometimes fails to tell the truth. (C) He needs to improve his memory. (B) He ought 10 apologize to Ms. Win! 48 6, What are the speakers mainly discussing? (A) How good they are at spelling (B) Their school experiences (©) The spelling bee (D) Their thied period class ‘What does the teacher ask the students to do? (A) Consider becoming exchange students 1B) Have lunch with her that day (C) Make friends with the new stiadent (D) Hang out after school for a while 8. Why does the announcer mention Dr. Lewis Farber? (A) Ta introduce him to the program (B) ‘To name him as the author of a new book (© To praise his most recent theory (D) To compare his work with another author's 9, What will the teacher probably do next? (A) Start a élass diseussion (B) Talk abour the Romans (C) Describe who the Vikings were (D) Discuss Christopher Columbustudents seudents on Dr, gam fa new ory other do next? com Natoma Uta oae ie dco cnr erabe on eect Toe ete ra ceca ee sta cera he ne ane the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet, You will hear each talk or eon- Re uc aeategst ce 10, What is the boy’s role on the student newspaper? (A) He Is a reporter. (B) He is a photographer, (©) He is a wpeseter. (D) He is an editor. 11, What does the boy imply when he says: “But she had to quit for some reason”? (A) The student was unhappy when she quit. (B) He is unaware of why the student uit. . (©) He did not want the student to quit. (D) He dislikes when people quit their jobs. 12. How does the boy know that the girl is a good writer? (A) He has read her writing before (B) He knows that she gets good grades. (©) He has heard her teachers compliment her, (D) The girl told him that she writes well. 13. Why does the boy mention the football game? (A) To tell the girl who the team is playing (B) To advise the gir! nor to attend it {C) To inseruct the sirl 1 cover the game {D) To let the girl know that Jim is writing about it ywernhantrivietcom 14, Why does the boy want to do the project? (A) To satisfy his curiosity (B) To get some bonus points (C) To impress the teacher (D) To complete his homework assignment \ 15. What does the boy imply about Mr. ‘Thompson's class? (A) He has been late for it before (B) It isthe hardest of all his classes. (C) He finds ir to be interesting. (D) I is the Feast exciting class. 16. Why does the teacher suggest that the boy visit the library? (A) To check out a book she mentions to him 1B) To find a quiet place to complete his work (C) To read some past lab reports by students, (D) To got some ideas qn the experiment he will do 17. What will determine how many points the boy gets on the project? (A) The type of experiment he does (B) The results of his experiment (C) How well he does the assignment (D) How quickly he submits his work Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Bock 1 ~ 49nsenenrnremmeranerors A SENSE 18, What does the teacher imply when she says: “The bell is about to ring”? (A) She wants to continue their talk later. (B) School is going to end in a few moments (C) The boy is going to be late for class. (D) She is going to give a test in her next lass. 19, What are the speakers mainly talking about? ‘\) What being on the baseball team is like B) How hard getting chosen for the base ball team is (C) When baseball tryouts are going to begin (D) Which teams are the toughest to play 20, What happened to the baseball team last year? (A) Ie won more games than it lost. (B) Two of its top players graduated. (C) The team made the state playom. (D) It played most of schools. 's games at other 21, How close are most of the away games? (A) Less than thirty minutes away (B) Less than an hour away (C) Less than two hours away (D) More than two hours away 22, What can be inferred about Jimmy? (A) He is a player of average ability. (B) He wants to be the team’s pitcher. (©) He does nor have a parttime job. (D) His grades have gone down this year, 50 - Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book 23, What are the students mainly talking about? (A) The work that the boy has to do (B) The girls desire for an easier schedule (©) The girls extracurricular activities (D) The boy’s interest in being on the yearbook committee 24, What does the boy imply about extra~ curricular activities? (A) He is doing too many of them: (8) He wants to take part in them: (©) He is thinking about quitting dhe of them {D) He is going to start doing a new one. 25, According to the girl, which is her busiest extracurricular activity? (A) The basketball team (B) The school newspaper (C) The yearbook committee (D) The math team 26, What does the gir! say about the year- book committee? (A) It will become busier next semester. {B) She goes to meetings for it wwice a week. (C) It is nox as exciting as the math club. (D) She has to write one article a week for 27. What is the subject of the discussion? (A) The Earth's oceans (B) The Gulf Stream (©) Where currents flow (D) Currents and climate www.nhantriviet.comking do schedule ities the one of ew one. + year- nestet. fice a th club. ‘week for riviet.com en tron el sessment sronananicensrenmnstt 28. Why does the boy mention the Gulf Stream? 4) To bring up an important point B) To ask what exactly it is (©) To answer the teacher's question D) To prove that he knows where it flows 2. Why does the water in the Gulf Stream become progressively cooler? A) Because of the action of the wind B) Because of the cold water it flows through (C) Because of the changing seasons D) Because of the depth thar it lows 30. What will the teacher probably do next? (A) Continue talking about currents (B) Dismiss the class for the day (C) Assign the students some homework (D) Ask the students another question 51, What is the main topic of the teacher’s talk? (A) The desire of many Texans to be independent (B) The war between Texas and Mexico (©) Some famous Texans at the Alamo (D) The bartle thar happened at the Alamo 32, What does the teacher imply about the Mexicans? (A) They lost a war that they easily could have wan, (B) They were right co be upset with the Texans. (C) Their leader, Santa Anna, was not effective. (D) They never should have sent an army to Texas. www.nhantriviet.com 33. Why does the teacher mention James Bowie and Davy Crockett? (A) To give a brief biography of each man (B) To name two famous men at the Alamo (©) To compare their leadership with Santa Anna’s (D) To claim that they were the Texans leaders 34, What is the purpose of the lecture? (A) To provide some facts about the dingo (B) To prove that the dingo is a unique animal \ (C) To compare the dingo with the dog (D) To nove the dingo’s eating habies 35. What does the teacher suggest about the dingo? (A) It is a relatively small mammal. (B) Ie is not native to Australia. (C) it can rum faster than most humans. (D) Te lacks the ability vo swim. 36, According to the teacher, what is true about the dingo? (A) Tt can weigh up to twenty kilograms. (B) It reproduces once every few years. (©) Ie is active at night and sleeps in the days ‘ (D) It hunts other animals and eats them, 37, How is the dingo similar to the wolf? (A) Ie hunts animals bigger than it. (B) It has short fur. (©) Ic mates frequently. (D) Ie travels in pac Perfect TOEFL Junior Pracice Test Book 1 ~ 51enscereeremnacnrarnceerecs 9a ORR ETE ELEC 38, What is the teacher mainly discussing? (A) The solar system (B) The sun (©) The planets (D) The galaxy 39. Why does the teacher talk about the outer planets? (A) To compare them with the inner planers (B) To focus on theit compositions (©) To note their quick rotations (D) To stress how far from the sun they are 40. What is another name for the inner planets? (A) The Venusians (B) The Jovians (©) The terrestrial planers (D) The gas giants 52 ~ Perfect TOEFL Junior Practica Test Book 1 4l. According to the teacher, which planet hhas the most moons? (A) Jupiter (B) Saturn (C) Uranus (D) Neptune 42, What can be inferred about Saturn? (A) Iris nearly as lange as Jupiter. (B) I is considered a gas giant. (©) Ithas a care that is rocky. (D) It orbits the sun in fewer than ten years, ‘ www.nhantriviet.comch planet an \ aes Des In this section of the test, you will answer 42 questions found in seven different texts. Within each text are boxes that contain four possible ways to complete a sentence. Choose the word or words in each box that correctly complete each sentence. Mark the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet. ‘ | tan ten Here are two sample questio1 (A) cause (B) causing (©) are caused {D) will cause lightning striking the ground during a region’s dry season. In fact, some places | 1, While some forest fires by humans, most of them happen due to (A) accept | (B) endure © permit Dy strike forest fires on a yearly basis ‘The correct answer to Sample 1 is (C), “are caused.” The eorrect answer to Sample 2 is (B), “endure” iet.com wenainbant Perfect TOEFL Junior Proclice Test Book 1 ~ 53refer to the following advertisement. This Friday night at seven o'clock, the drama club is pleased (A) presenting the production (B) for presenting this production (C) with the present production «D) to present a production of Shakespeare's As You Like It. The student cast has (A) performing | (B) rehearsing | 2. worked hard | (cy semembering (D) observing for the play for the past nwo months and would appreciate a big crowd at the performance. Tickets cost $5 and may be purchased from ‘he school’s front office or at the door prior to the beginning of the play. The lead actor is (A) directs (B) is directing (© is directed (D) will direct 3. Ryan McClellan while Katie Burgess has the lead female role. The play by Edward Holliman, the school’s art teacher. Please be sure to (A) set aside some time (B) setting aside the time (C) set some of the time aside (D) setting some time aside on Friday night to support the cast. The play will be J} i held in the school’s auditorium, 54 - Perfect TOEFL Junior Practic st Book 7 www.nhantriviet.commae ee (OO refer to the following announcement. (A) register hi ih (B) delay 5. This spring semesies, the school is going © (6) suaneng “asses for WO weeks. [© detain cast has From Monday; April 6, to Friday, April 17, there will be no classes. Instead, students will spend those two weeks interning at local businesses. A number of area businesses (A) in several different fields | 6. (B) with several differences in fields ld 7 | (© for the several different fields (D) by several of the different fields | ‘These include some local hospitals, colleges, libraries, and government offices. By doing, have agreed co take on student interns rom these internships, students will be able to get hands-on experience at jobs {actor is -_—S (A) what they can do as . (B) which they are dois gesting 7 (otha tey ney do. inthe furure, Students may also fee free o arrange their own got (D) how they are doing direct, (St how hey a fone internships. Contact Mr. Farguson or Mr. Whittaker for more information, We hope it (a) a big success (B) a bigger success sill be 8. will be (©) he biggest success (D) as big a success as than last year’s attempe at the same program. jet.com ww.nhantrivieticarn Perfect TOEFL Junior Frefer to the following diary entry. Dear Diary, Tm really looking forward to tomorrow's field trip to Mercy Hospital. { = ess ee (A) In addition to the schedule 5p, B) Consequentiy, the schedule , (© According to the schedule Ms, Lewis gave the class, we are going to (D) Nevertheless, with the schedule | (A) w five departments, ii spond de | {B) in up to five departments. . {C) by five of the departments, | {D) for all five departments. ‘Among them are the cancer ward, the emergency room, and the physical therapy section. For the past couple of years, 1 have considered becoming a doctor in the future. Actually seeing some doctors at work should (A) final | i 1 be (B) finally h i! - help Me (©) finalize "BY eevision. [ might decide that being a doctor is not the (D) finalization profession for me. Or I might see all of the doctors at work and feel that I simply must (A) what will happen? (B) when it happens? (C) where it happens? (D) how they will happen? 12, become one. Who knows 1 guess 1 need to wait until tomorrow to find out. 56 — Perfect TOEFL rivietscomxd, the have K should tot the y must antil triviet.com SSS 21) refer to the following letter. Dear Helgar, (A) exchange (B) exchanges (©) exchanged (D) exchanging | ‘ |. I would like to welcome you to our school. | know that being an student can be difficult especially when you are so far away from your home. & (A) improving. (B) happening. (©) approaching. (D) passing. 14. As you may have heard, the Thanksgiving holiday is Tam aware that it isn't celebrated in Germany, but it’s a very important holiday in the United (A) where families gather in America (B) that the American families gather (C) what gathers American families (D) when American families gather States, It is an occasion to spend time with one another and enjoy a variety of food. If you have nothing planned for that day, (A) invite (B) require . 16, T would lke 10 | (6) j9p ‘you to visit my home for Thanksgiving. My entire family (D) insise (A) getting us to hang out. (B) hanging out with us. (©) hang out by getting with us. {D) get to hang out with us. 17. is planning to be there, so you will ‘My mother www nhantrivietwcam Perfect TOEFL Junior Proctice Test Sook 1 ~ 57(A) the better (B) one of the best (© asgoodas (D) the best | 18. is considered cooks in the city, so you will get a great | @) introduction (B) recipe (©) lesson (D) feast 9. to traditional American home cooking. 1 hope you can come as I am. j (A) have ai pean (B) are having — é positive thar YOu (6) sill have | 2 Wonderful time. Let me know if you are interested (D) have had Sincerely, Greg Foster 5B - Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book 1 www.nhantriviet.com——— Secrceeemnarmcsneenas ssc AR enna eens eret cee OE) refer to the following newspaper article. ‘These days, there are many students who do not attend physical schools but (A) why it is homeschaoling. (B) what is a homeschool. 21, instead stay home, While these students ne as fam (© who does homeschooling. (D) where they are homeschooled. (A) primarily | @ sokly I » | : mes visit thet Breressed 22. (© relavely | HAY a their homes, chey sometimes vst thei local schools / (D) cautiously ‘One reason for this concerns athletics. In many American states, homeschooled students are permitted to play on their local schools’ athletic teams. This is good news for the schools (A) exception z (B) exceptions tl ine A 23, because a lot of homeschoolers are (C) exceptional athletes. The students who atten (D) exceptionally eel actual schools are mostly accepting of the homeschoolers. They usually have no problems (A) upset (B) curious (©) worried (D) hostile 24, with them and are often simply about what it is like not to go to school. So they tend to bombard the homeschoolers with numerous questions. The homeschoolers ietcom www.nhantrivietcom Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book T ~ 59| (a) benefit | (B) benefitted (C) benefitting (D) will have benefitted | 25, also by mingling with the students at school. Some of them (A) for individuals of their age. (B) of the individuals who have aged. (©) with other individuals their age, (D) by individuals that age. 26. rarely spend time So it helps them develop their social skills if they can hang out and play sports with other kids. 60 - Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Tes Book 1 www.nhantrivietof them velop their otrivietcom reer I sian arrears ne 2 refer to the following part of a student's essay, Thanks to the Hubble Space Telescope, our knowledge of the universe has (A) revolution, (B) orbit 2. imeteased tremendously. The telescope was puc imo (¢) forayion BY One ) atmosphere | | ca) cransmit be | _(B) is transmitting hist quate 28. of the space shurces in 1990. Since then, i€ (6) srangmiteed igh-quality {D) has been transmitting, pictures to Earth. The Hubble is superior to Earth-hased telescopes | (A) both the size and quality {B) either the size or the quality (C) neither has size nor quality (D) not only sizes but also qualities 29, for a couple of reasons. The first concerns | (A) what is scanning the skies, * (B) they have to scan the skies. {C) it uses to scan the skies. (D) how it is used by scanning the skies. | 30. of the mirror ‘The second is that, as the Hubble is located in outer space, there is no interference from Earth’s atmosphere. www.ahantriviet.com Perfect TOEFL Junior Proctice Te‘This interference causes distortion in the images of ground-based telescopes, which (A) to produce blurry images. (B) producing blurry images. (©) produce images that are blurry, (D) production of blurry images. 31. can cause them Unfortunately, the Hubble is aging, and a replacement is needed. I strongly believe that the government (A) materials (B) accounts (© ingredients (D) funds 32, should spend the necessary to manufacture a telescope that can be (A) sooner than possible. (B) as soon as possible. ©) the soonest possible, (D) sooner than is possible. 33, launched into space By doing thac, (A) continuing to learn, we can | (B) we can continue to learn (© we have continued learning (D) we, continuing to learn, can 34, more about the solar system, galaxy, and universe itself. 62 ~ Perfect TOEFL Junior Praciice Test Book www. nhantriviet.comch ole verse itself, err ensrmneaeeins ese rl EE sonnet 0) refer to the following magazine article. (A) unique (B) known © entertaining (D) hazy 35. The origins of the majority of sports are because no one is quite sure when and how they were invemted. However, the same cannot be said about | (A) documented (B) applied. (C) certified. (D) historical, 36. basketball. Its origins are both well known and (A) Basketball, a sport (B) Basketball, the sport (©) The sport of basketball (D) Sports and basketball | Was invented by Dr. James Naismith in December 1891. | | ‘Naismith was a physical education instructor at the YMCA in Springfield, Massachusetts. (A) to be cold and snowy, (B) coldness and snow, (C) cold and snow, {D) deing cold and snowy; 38, Since winters in that region of Massachusetts tended. [Naismith wanted to create a sport that men could play indoors in a gymnasium. He came (A) rules basically for tem games. (B) the basic rules for ten games, © ten games and their basic rules. (D) ten basic rales for the game, 39. up with the idea of basketball and made www.nhantriviet.com Perfect TOEFL Junior Proctice Test Book 7 ~| en MI er (A) how they were used today. (B) that are still utilized today. (C) where people are using them today. (D) what were utilized today. | 40. Several of these rules are ones ‘The men used a soccer balll and peach baskets for hoops. The baskets had bottoms, so play was (A) skipped (B) penalized 4b | © expressed 1 (D) halted each time a person made a basket. From those (A) humble (B) humbles (© humbled (D) humbling origins came the game of basketball, which is one of the most popular games in the world today. 64 — Perfect TOEFL Junior Proctice Tast Book 1 www.nhantrivietcomComprehension In this section of the test, you will read six texts and answer 42 questions. Choose the correct answer to each question and mark the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet, Reading men used Before you start, read the sample text and the sample questions below. Sample Text « popular Sample Question 1 ‘What is this text mostly about? (A) How deserts are created (B) A natural force (©) Canyons and deserts (D) Wind erosion The correct answer is (B), “A natural force.” Sample Question 2 | Which of the following is true regarding erosion? (A) Itecan happen in (B) “Water most commonly causes it ny Ways. (C) Incan create deserts overnight. (B) tris stronger than anything in nature The correct answer is (A), “It ean happen in many ways.” antriviet.cot Perfect Tinoe TE reteset "1 are about the following note. Please read the following carefully as it describes my expectations of you during this class. Everyone must do the reading assignments since we will have class discussions. ‘Your participation in these discussions will be a part (ten percent) of your grade in my class, In addition, we will have one written homework assignment each week. In most cases, it will be a short (3-page) paper on a topic we are studying. You will be graded on these assignments. We will have four tests during the semester. Each one will be worth twenty percent of your final grade. \ | There will be times when I will call on you during class. Please attempt to answer my inguirles. Do not simply confess that you do not know the correct response. 1 expect everybody to try hard in my class. Furthermore, I want you all to take notes during my class. I will provide you with an outline of the material we will study each day; however, you need to write down the important information that I mention in ‘your notebooks. I welcome questions in class and urge you to ask them if you ever fail to understand something. 66 - Perfect TOEFL Junior Prodiice Test Bock www. thantriviet.coming this assions. ein my in most graded will be answer conse. I notes yeach tion in ver fail er arcremeamcreccneen on A cenninsctste neon 1. What is the note mainly about? A) The teacher's expectations for the students in class B) How the students can get a high grade from the teacher C) The type of homework the students will have to do D) What the teacher’s grading style for the class is 2. Based on the note, what is probably true about the students’ homework assignments? ‘A) The teacher will grade and return them within wo days. (B) They are worth a small percentage of the students final grades. (©) The students are expected to write them by hand. (D) Some students will have to read their papers to the class. 3. Which of the following is NOT men- tioned in the note about something that the students will be graded on? (A) Homework assignments (B) Attendance (C) Tests (D) Class participation wenw.nhantriviet.com 4, In line 10, the word inquiries is closest in meaning to “ A) investigations (B) demands (©) examinations (D) questions 5, In line 10, the word confess is closest in meaning to (A) blame iB) admit (C) decide {D) falsify 6, What does the teacher say about taking notes? {A) The students should take all of their notes in outline form. (B) It is permissible for students to use laptops to take notes. (C) The teacher wants students to write them in their notebooks. (D) The students have to show the teacher their notebooks at times. Perfect TOEFL Junior Proctice Test Book 1 ~ 67are about the following schedule, A schedule for the school’s newest clubs was released last Friday. Since that time, there have been a few changes to the schedule. Please look at the following changes and take note of them, especially if'you are considering joining one of the clubs. As these are the ‘initial meetings, students who desire to join these clubs must be present; otherwise, they will not be allowed to join, All of the days in the schedule ate this week. In addition, the chess club and the hiking club have both been cancelled this year due to a lack of interest, Fewer than the required number of students signed up for both clubs, so they will not exist during the fall and spring semesters, If more students express an interest in them next year, they will be reinstated.ve there ind take are the se, they is year or both express riviet.com es) ee ~ What is the purpose of the schedule? A) To mention some of the school’s newest clubs B) To advise students on which clubs to join ©) To let students know about their faculty advisors 1) ‘To make students aware of some recent changes 8, What does the author point out by writ- ing that students should take note of the following changes in line 2? (A) They need to memorize all of the changes that occurred. (B) They should be aware of the changes that were made. (©) They ough to write down the changes that happened. (D) They have to tell their classmates abou the changes. 9. What can be inferred from the schedule about the photography club? (A) It will provide al of its members with cameras. (B) Iris going to focus mostly on digital photography. {(C) Its members cannot belong to the geography club, (D) Susan Smith will hold its meetings in her classroom. ww. shantriviet.com Perfect TOEFL Junior Prostics 10. According to the passage, all of the following clubs will exist this year EXCEPT (A) the hiking dub (B) the geology club (©) the history club (D) the chemistry club LL. In line 8, the word express is closest in meaning to . (A) demand (B) foresee (C) show ‘ (D) approve of 12, In line 9, the word they refers to (A) the required number of students (B) both clubs (C) the fall and spring semesters (D) more students ox 1- 69are about the following article in the newspaper. 10 18 Last weekend, six students from the Donoho School went on a fascinating trip back in time. These students accompanied Jacksonville State University professor | William Bannister on a fossil hunt. ‘The students, professor, and three graduate assistants headed to a valley near Cheaha Mountain. The valley was not previously known to have any fossils in it. However, two months ago, some campers in the valley stumbled upon some bones sticking out from the ground. When they brought them to the museum, they were told that the bones were those of a brontosaurus, a species of dinosaur. Thanks to a generous grant from the Damke Foundation, the students were able to accompany the professor on his dig. They spent mast of both Saturday and Sunday carefully digging in the area. “We found a few bones,” said Wendy Jacobs, a Donoho senior, "We're not sure which animal they're from, but the professor assured us they were from a dinosaur.” ‘The students, all of whom intend to major in science at college, are looking forward to returning this coming weekend. “There's enough money in the grant for the next month, so we should get to return at Jeast three more times,” said Donoho student Philip Peters 70~ Pe fect TOEFL Junioing trip rofessor teem lll 15, What would be the most appropriate headline for this article? (A) Dinosaur Fossils Found near Cheaha. Mountain (B) Donoho Students Meet Professor Bannister (C) Local Students Go Fossil Hunting (D) Dinosaurs: Did They Live around Here? 14, In line 6, the phrase stumbled upon is closest in meaning to (A) ripped on (B) accidentally found (© dug up (D) conducted research on In line 7, the word them refers to (A) three graduate assistants (B) any fossils (C) some campers (D) some bones 16, Why does the author mention the Damke Foundation? (A) To aim it has an interest in dinosaurs (B) To note a group that is financing the students (©) To focus on its relationship with the Donoho Schoo! (D) To claim that it sponsors many local digs www.nhantriviet.com 17, Who is Wendy Jacobs? (A) A student at Jacksonville State University (B) One of Professor Bannister’s graduate assistants (C) A fourth-year student at the Donoho School {D) A representative of the Damke Foundation 18, According to the article, when will the students go back to the dig site? (A) Within a week \ (B) In ewo months (C) During summer vacation (D) Next autumn Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book 1 ~ 71are about the following passage. 10 1S 20 25 30 Mars has captured the imaginations of people since ancient times, People have long, ‘wondered if the planet is home to alien life. Over the years, a number of theories con: cerning this matter have arisen, In the nineteenth century, there were finally telescopes made that could closely examine at the surface of the Red Planet. While looking at Mars, an Italian astron- ‘omer saw many straight channels on its surface, These were most likely caused by the action of either the wind or water in the distant past. When he published his observations, he used the Italian word canafi, which means “channels.” However, English-speaking astronomers interpreted the word as “canals” and assumed that he was referring to something akin to manmade canals on Earth, An American astronomer, Percival Lowell, believed that these “canals” had been bullt by a race of intelligent beings that had lived ~ and might still be living - on Mars. The result of that highly publicized claim was that a great number of myths about Mars suddenly arose, For instance, H. G. Wells wrote The War of the Worlds, a book about a Martian invasion of Barth, in 1898, Over the next few decades, Mars and Martians featured in countless science fiction stories, movies, and TV shows, Years later, in the 1960s and 1970s, the United States sent several satellites to investigate Mars more closely. The satellites found no canals, but one picture sud- denly ignited a great deal of interest in Mars. In 1976, Viking J tdok a snapshot of the Martian surface. In the picture was what appeared to be an enormous human face. It was so large that it measured more than three kilometers long, This con- vinced people that there was - or had been - intelligent life on Mars. In 2001, however, the mystery of the Martian face was solved by Mars Global Surveyor. The pictures that it transmitted proved that the face was just a mesa, a type of geological formation. As for the “eyes, nose, and mouth” of the face, they were merely shadows, Despite this proof, many people are still convinced that signs of life could be found on Mars someday. 12 Perfect TOEFL Junior 2 Test B jawrnnonbinrtlivn19. What is the best title for the passage? | -23, What does the author point out by writ- (A) The Mortian Face and Orher Mysieries | tng that a picture ignited a great deal of (B) What Are Martians Thought to Look interest in Mars in line 25? Like? (A) Schools focused on educating students (©) Martian Civilization: What Happened on Mars, to? (8) More pictures of Mars became (D) Mars and the Belief Thar Life Exists On available. x (©) People wanted more satellites ro be sent to Mars. 20, Which ofthe following can be inferred (D) Many people began to think about from the passage about Mars? was (A) It is farther from the sun than Earth. {B) One ofits nicknames is the Red Planer. 24+ Wht does the author say about the (©) Humans hope to visit it someday. Martian face? (D) Ie almost surely had life on ft ar some (A) Ie was discovered by a satellite. wanes | point. (B) It proved there was life on Mars awever, (©) fe was found near some channels. sd that 21, Taine 15, the phrase akin to is closest in (D2 18 lated near some mess meaning to — I ws 25, What did Mars Global Surveyor do? a (8) resembling (A) Ir searched for hidden canals on Mars. a (©) imiared by (B) It mapped part of the surface of Mars, Worlds, (D) precisely Tike (©) It showed what the Martian face really scades, was. ind TV 9 Ththoe wes®TKe!Weealtthe Wat (D) It looked for signs of life on Mars. as an example of lites to (A) evidence supporting the possibility of 26: In ine 30, the word it refers to a life on Mats : er (B) a work inspired by thoughts of Mars (Aythe mygtery + Wait (©) a swory based on Percival Lowell's work = (B) the Martian face Bicone {D) a bestselling novel and movie (C) Mars Globat Surveyor (D) amesa Globat esa, a fe, they 4 2d that atriviet.com vww.nhantrivietcom Perfect TOEFL Junior 13are about the following story. “Jeremy, how do you manage to din it?” asked Don, “What are you talking about, Don?” Jeremy responded with a confused look on his fee “Don’t play dumb,” responded Don, “I'm talking about how you always seem to get 5 the highest grace in every class. Tmean, no one but you got higher than a 92 on the sci- ence test Mrs, Sellers just gave us back.” Don was feeling rather upset because he had gotten a 75 on his science test while Jeremy had received a 99, Even worse, Jeremy had told him that he had not studied for the test. \ 10 “Well, T actually do a lot of things,” responded Jeremy. “Don't just sit there silently. Spill the beans, and fill me in,” demanded Don, “'m | tired of studying for hours at a time only to get C’s and B's, I want to start getting V's like you “Okay,” said Jeremy. “Here's my secret ... I pay attention in class, and I take good 415 notes. That's really all there is to it.” “But I do the same thing,” insisted Don. “Do you?” Jeremy said with a knowing look on his face. “I seem to remember Jook- ing over at your desk in history class the other day only to see you with your hend om i. ‘You even started snoring at one point.” 20 “Oh, yeah, Right. [had forgotten about that,” said Don, “But that was only one time.” “And don’t forget how, in math and English class yesterday, you were listening to nusie instead of taking notes," Jeremy continued, “Ex...” responded Don, “Look, Don. It’s really simple. If you take notes in class, pay attentian, and then re- 25 view your notes at home later the same night, you will be able to remember practically everything, Assuming you do that, you won't have to study the night before a test, but you'l stil do well” stated Jeremy. “I don’t know,” said Don with a skeptical look, “It just seems strange to me." 30 “Try my way for a week and see what happens,” said Jeremy, “Tileven Jend you my notes ... but only if you don't | fall asleep and don’t listen to musie in class anymore.” “Ie a deal,” said Don with a smite, 14 ~ Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Boo wivw.nhante‘kon his m to get the sci- st while \died for on. “I'm ‘ting A's et look- dont, time,” ning to reer lI renner = What would be the best title for the story? A) The Best Student at School B) The Secret to Jeremy's Success ©) ‘Iwo Friends: Don and Jeremy D) Don and His School Performance 28, Why is Don in a bad mood? A) His teacher yelled at him for sleeping in class. 1B) He cannot understand the class material (© He forgot to study for his science test. (D} He performed poorly on a recent test. 29, In line 4, the phrase play dumb is closest in meaning to (A) act ina silly manner (B) pretend not to know something (C) forget how 10 speale (D) make fun of someone 30, Based on the passage, what is probably ‘true about Jeremy? {A} He wants Don to do better than him, in class. (B) He is willing to tutor Don in some of his classes. (C) He doubts that Don tries as hard as he claims to. (D) He is lying to Don when he says he does not study. wwww.nhantriv 31. According to the passage, al of the following statements are true about Don EXCEPT (A) he fell asleep in his history class (B) he is displeased wich his performance in science (© he ignored the teacher in is math class (D) he got a low grade on his English test 32. What does Jeremy tell Don to do? (A) Study for several hours the night before atest ‘ (B) Go over his notes at home every night (C) Start reviewing three days before a test (D) Ask his teachers how to get good study habits 33, In line 28, the word skeptical is closest in meaning to : (A) doubtful (B) amused © confused (D) understanding 34, What does the author imply about Don? (A) He will develop better study habits than Jeremy. (B) He is hoping to goyto a good college. (©) He iniends co follow Jeremy’s advice, (D) He prefers playing sports to studying. L Junior Proctice Test Book 1 - 7510 ‘The Great Lakes are the largest group of freshwater lakes in the world, All five are located on the border between Canada and the United States. The names of the Great Lakes are Erie, Ontario, Michigan, Huron, and Superior, The smallest _ of the group is Lake Ontario while Lake Superior is the largest. Lakes Ontario, Erie, Huron, and Superior are shared by Canada and the United States. Lake Michigan, however; lies entirely within the borders of the United States. Geologically speaking, the Great Lakes are relatively young. They were formed about 10,000 years ago due to the action of receding glaciers. At the time of their creation, massive glaciers ~ some several kilometers thick — were retreating as they melted and the last ice age came to an end. The great weight of the ice sheets gouged out enormous holes in parts of the land. Then, the melting ice turned into water and filled in the holes with water. In this way were the Great Lakes formed. The Great Lakes have a combined surface area of more than 240,000 square kilometers. There are also around 35,000 islands in the lakes, yet most of them are quite small. Lake Superior is the deepest at more than 400 meters in places, But most of the Great Lakes average less than 100 meters in depth. Due to thelr immense size, the Great Lakes comprise around 21% of the entire planet’s supply of fresh water. All five of the lakes are connected by both rivers and channels that run be- tween them. The entire system flows to the Atlantic Ocean by w: Lawrence River in Canada, Together with the St Lawrence Ri Lakes form the largest mland waterway in the world, As a result, millions of peo- ple live near the Great Lakes, Among the major cities that lie alongside them are Chicago, Toronto, Detroit, Milwaukee, Cleveland, and Buffalo, Each year, thou- sands of ships transport billions of dollars worth of goods through the numerous of the St r, the Great ports along the Great Lakes, ‘This has transformed many port etties into major transportation centers in Canada and the United States, 76 Perfect TOEFL Junior . 1 yiww.nhantrivieAll five ames of ‘mallest Intario, s. Lake formed of their ting as the ice ing ice © Great © than ers in dof the un be- the St » Great of peo- em are thou nerous | major triviet.com ~ What is this passage mostly about? A) The formation of the Great Lakes (B) The cities around the Great Lakes C) The geography of the Great Lakes 1D) The sizes of the Great Lakes 55, Which of the Great Lakes is the biggest? A) Lake Huron B) Lake Superior (C) Lake Erie (2) Lake Ontario In line 8, the word receding is closest in meaning to (A) retreating (B) removing (C) revitalizing (D) resulting 38. Which of the following is NOT men- tioned as a cause of the formation of the Great Lakes? (A) The end of the ice age (B) The movement of glaciers (C) The melting of ice (D) The falling of rain and snow 39. Which of the following is true regarding the islands in the Great Lakes? (A) More than 240,000 have been identified. (B) Some are more than 400 meters long, (C) There are tens of thousands of them. (D) Most of them are extremely large. 40. 4. 42. Perfect TOEFL Junior In line 17, the word immense is closest in meaning to (A) variable (B) huge (©) considerate (D) relative ‘Why does the author talk about the St. Lawrence River? (A) To point out that it flows entirely threnigh Canada (B) To state that there are many channels conmecting it to the Great Lakbs (©) To mention that it connects the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean (D) To claim that it is too narrow for some ships to sail on ‘According to the passage, which is true about the port cities that are beside the Great Lakes? (A) All of them have increasing: populations. (B) The same kinds of good are transported in them. (©) They serve as important transportation centers. (D) Some of them are also manufacturing centers, -7‘The listening section has 42 questions. Follow along as you listen to the directions to the Listening section, In this section of the test, you will hear talks and conversations. Each talk or con- yersation is followed by one question. Choose the best answer to each question and ‘mark the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet. You will hear each talk or conversation only one time. Here is an example: Qa What does the girl mean? (A) She will meet the boy at band practice soon. (B) She is not going to bea member of the band. (©) She thinks that the band is no longer fun, (D) She has been a member of the band for a year ‘The correct answer is (B), “She is not going to be a member of the band.” ad What are the speakers talking about? ‘ Here is another exampl {A) Their classes (8) Going on a trip (©) Spring break (D) An upcoming test ‘The correct answer is (C), “Spring break.” Go on to the next page, and the test will begin with question number one. Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice - 811, Which picture set does the girl say she will purchase? (A) The simple set (B) The standard set {C) The deluxe set (D) The all-inclusive set 2, What will the teacher probably do next? (A) Change the girl's grade (B) Give the girl back her homework: (C) Punish the girl 'D) Read the student's paper 3. What are the speakers mainly discussing? (A) Rock music (B) Their school lives (©) Volleyball (D) The new student 4, How does the principal punish the boy? (A) By giving him detention (B) By suspending him from school (C) By making him pay a fine (D) By having him clean off the wall 5, Why does the teacher mention that itis the first week of school? (A) To encourage the student : (B) To get the student to change classes (C) To advise the student not to fall behind (D) To praise the student for her work 82 ~ Perfect TOEFL Junior Pr 6. Why is the boy talking about the school picnic? (a) To warn the girl to be sure not to miss it {B) To tell the girl what she missed the day before (©) To remind the girl that ic will happen soon (D) To ask the girl what she wants t0 do then What is the purpose of the announcement? \ (A) To instruct the students on how to do. their work (B) To congratulate the students on their achievement (C) To advise the students on which classes to take {D) To compliment the students on their choice of schools What does the man suggest about a recession? (A) Te does not last as Jong as a depression. (B) Te is a period of economic hardship. (C) Tecan result in decreasing unemployment. (D) Te affects the middle class the most. 9. What will the teacher probably do next? (A) Ask the students a question (B) Continue describing the periodic table (C) Tell the students what an element is (D) Give an explanation of hydrogen www.nhantriviethe school not to miss ssed the day «ill happen’ ats to da how to do son their hich classes: son their outa depression. ardship. © most. 1 do next? jodie table ement is ogen triviet.com Pe creetu aie cacer on am ce coseu yc Wom nNe Rau rau ee an ose kta a cect the letter of the correct answer on your answer sbee!. You will hear each talk or éon- Be ene se 00. What are the speakers mainly discussing? (A) The girl’s failure to contribute to the class (B) The grade that the girl is currently getting (© The girl's inability 10 remember any answers (D) The fact that the girl speaks too much in class 11, What can be inferred about the girl? (A) She is one of the top students at the school. (B) She enjoys speaking with her teachers. (C) She is quiet in all of her classes. (D) She has nor been studying much lately. 12, What does the girl say about herself? (A) She can get nervous in class at times. (B) She rarely knows the answers in the teacher's class, (©) She will study harder in the future. (D) She thinks she understands the material well 13, What is the teacher going to do in their next class? (A) Give the students a test (B) Ask the gitl a direct question (© Have the girl give a presentation (D) Ask the students 10 speak mare often www. nhantriviet.com 14. What did the boy stop doing this year? (A) All of his extracurricular activities (B) Participating in the soccer team ©) His paretime job (D) All of his club memberships ‘ 15, How does the teacher probably feel when she says this: “Focus on your grades?” {A) She is surprised. (B) She is disappointed. {C) She is impressed. {(D) She is concerned. 16, What is probably true about the boy? (A) He is a star athlete (B) He works harder than most students (C) He is an outstanding student. (D) He works part time on weekends 17. Why does the teacher talk about the best colleges in the country? (A) To encourage the boy to apply 10 several of them (B) To say that they offer scholarships (C) To nore what they look for when stu dents apply t0 them (D) To state that applying to them is 2 ‘waste of the boy’s time Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book 1 - 8818. What will the student probably do next? (A) Continue studying in the library {B) Meet with Coach Patterson {C) Complete his college application {D) Inquire about some club memberships 19. What does the girl mean when she says this: “Spill i”? (A) The boy needs to be more careful in the future. (B) She wants the boy to tell her what happened. (©) She thinks that the boy is trying to avoid her. (D) The boy needs to apologize to Ms. Hooper 20, What traffic violation does the boy say that he committed? (A) He drove above the speed limit. (B) He tan a red light. (©) He ignored a stop sign. (D) He did not turn his headlights on. 21, According to the boy, why did Ms. Hooper drive back to school? (A) The weather was too bad for the boy 10 drive in, (B) She wanted to show the boy how to drive properly {C) The boy was t00 frightened to drive anymore (D) She disliked how the boy drove. 22, What can be inferred about the boy? (A) He lacks experience driving a car. (B) He is going to graduate this year. (C) He is close friends with the girl. (D) He is afraid to talk to Ms. Hooper again. 84 — Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Boo 23, What are the speakers talking about? (A) Why the boy's grade on his paper is low (B) How the by an improve his writing (C) When the boy needs to submit his paper (D) How the boy can get a higher grade 24, According to the teacher, what did the bboy do wrong on his book report? (A) He wrote about the wrong book. (B) He did not follow the proper format (©) He had many writing mistakes. (D) He wrote a paper that was tod short. 25. What is the boy going to do after school today? (A) Rewrite his paper (B) Do some research (C) Meet with the teacher (D) Study grammar 26, What is the main topic of the discussion? (A) Renewable resources (B) How to save energy (©) Alternative energy sources (D) How to preserve the environment 27, What does the girl prapose that people do? * (A) Walk or ride bikes more often (B) Stop using fossil fuels entirely (C) Avoid usi (D) Make more use of solar power Wy sources of energy www.nhantriviet.co:ag about? 's paper is low = his writing wbmit his her grade z book. per formar, akes, too short. \fter school discussion? ooment at people sly energy triviet.com (reece MI ooo ce teen ‘A Why does the boy mention using wood to heat homes? A) To suggest it as a way to avoid wasting energy 8) To show how it would actually harm the environment, C) To say that many people he knows do that D) To stress how little it would cost most people 29. What does the teacher suggest about alternative energy sources? A) They will eventually replace fossil fuels, (B) They are both clean and cheap. (©) More research needs to be done on them. (D) They each have good and bad points, 30, What is the main topic of the talk? (A) The most wellknown deserts (B) Hot and cold deserts (©) The world’s largest deserts (D) The classification of deserts 31, According to the teacher, what kind of desert is the Gobi Desert? (A) A hoot desert (B) A cold desert (©) An extremely arid desert (D) An arid desert -nbantrivie.com 32. What does the teacher imply about the Atacama Desert? (A) The weather there is hotter than in the Sahara Desert. (B) Most people consider it to be a semi- atid desert, (C) The desert is one of the driest places on the Earth. (D) It is the only desert located in South, America, 33. What are the speakers mainly discussing? (A) How diamonds are created (B) Why diamonds are so valuable (©) How people search for diamonds (D) What makes the region rich in diamonds 34, According to the woman, what two forces combine to produce diamonds? (A) Pressure and time (B) Gravity and heat (©) Heat and pressure (D) Time and gravity 35. Why does the woman talk about volcanoes? (A) To describe the last volcanic eruption in the area . (8) To claim that diamonds can be found inside voleanoes (©) To say thar diamonds are often found near them (D) To suggest chat a local volcano may erupt soon Perfect TOEFL Junior36. Why does the man suggest that he can dig for diamonds in the local area? (A) The woman recently dug up a diamond, (B) The region was once volcanically active, (C) There are some diamond mines nearby (D) The area is very geologically active. 37, What can be inferred about the woman? (A) She was the man's teacher in the past. (B) She found the latgest diamond in the area (C) She takes students on digs in the local area D) She has dug in many places in the region. 38. What is the teacher mainly discussing? (A) The life of John Wilkes Booth (B) The end of the Civil War (C) The assassination of President Lingoin (D) Robert E. Lee and Ulysses $. Grant 39. According to the teacher, where was President Lincoln when he was shot? (A) In the White House 'B) On the street (©) Ima theater (D) On a battlefield 40. Why does the teacher talk about John Wilkes Booth? (A) To give a physical description of the man {B) To describe his role in President Lincoln's death (©) To argue that he did not act alone in killing Presidene Lincoln {D) To focus on the major events in his life 41, What does the teacher imply about President Lincoln’? (A) He was the greatest of all Ameyican presidents (B) He could have lived if he had gotten medical attention. iC) He had met John Wilkes Booth once in the past. (D) He did not die immediately after beit shot. 42, What will the teacher probably do next? (A) Show a short film ro the students (B) Ask the students for their opinions (©) Continue giving his lesson to the students (D) Have a student read a passage out loud wow. nhantriviet,gut John E 1 on of the re ee ae a a stalone in ns im his life Dir In this section of the test, you will answer 42 questions found in seven different about tence. Choose the word or words in each box that correctly complete each sentence. merican Mark the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet. \ ad gotten i Here are two sample questions: oth once (A) cause | texts, Within each text are boxes that contain four possible ways to complete a sen- (B) causing | (D) serike after being 1 While some forest fires (C) re caused PY humans, most of them happen due to (D) will cause | ¥ do text? Jightning striking the ground during a region’s dry season. 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That club | (A) cancellation. | ® unill, 1 © letdown, | (D) challenge. 4, was a total Your friend, Julie 88 ~ Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Book www.nhantrivieticom2) refer to the following part of a student's journal. ic is important to remember that the organisms that live in an ecosystem vary depending in any oa (A) obstacle. : ' ; (B) appearan §upon a number of conditions. The climate in an area isthe main (¢) complication. (D) determiner. (A) thrive ‘ving to do . , (B) migrate | For instance, organisms that (¢) dorase ROE and dry climates are (D) submit (A) as likely (B) one of the most likely (C) more likely (D) the most likely to dwell in deserts than they are in rainforests, The local club [ (A) the local wilde will affect. ior 6 lines (B) affects the local wildlife. } geography is another factor that | (cy wit) affect the wildlife locally. + {D) has been affected by the local ie. 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Only students who have a GPA of 3.0 or above ate eligible to run for any of these positions, Likewise, any students who have been suspended in | (A) requested tt (B) delaved tbe past twelve months are | (c) Kiohibiceg fom running for office, Each student (D) encouraged (Dy encouraged | (A) what decides to run (B) who decides to run * | (©) what decided on running (D) who decided on running . 22 for office needs to give a speech to the student body explaining why he or she is interested in holding a particular office. 90 - Perfect TOEFL Junior Praciice Test Book 1 www.nhantriviet.comiii refer to the following letter, hold Dear parents, ald ng z The school is going to hold its annual bake sale next Saturday, October 2. (A) end ssident, Dibhcarw eeeman an | 2 ind one PM. We would like 13, The bake sale wil en AM and |) beended #0U . (D) ending » y igible to (A) gather 4 of | (0) Romer) et got tt fo encourage all of you tO (6) py goods to the event. | (D) collect fase You can feel free to purchase items such as cookies and cakes from bakeries, or you can (A) bake sales and donations. (B) of the donations at the bake sale. (©) the bake sale’s donations. (D) donations to the bake sale. 15. bake your own goods. We appreciate all body (A) Apparently, the bake sale, (B) As for the bake sale itself, (©) In accordance with the bake sale, (D) Nonetheless, at the bake sale, 16. students, parents, and members of the local + community are invited to attend. Attendees will be able to purchase delicious baked goods riviet.com www.nhentriviet.com Perfect TOEFL Junior P(A) result (B) approval (C) objective (D) reminder ' 17, at low prices. As always, the of the bake sale is to raise (A) more than the money (B) the most of the money 18 6) as much money as possible the School. This year, the school’s athlevic (D) mote money than | (A) desperate 1 . B) divisive a 9, teams are in CO are need of money, so (D) discounted (A) we are desiring a raise of (B) our desire has raised (©) what we desired raising (D) it is our desire to raise 20. at least $2,000 at the event. If you have any questions, contact Faith Rawlings at 555-6576. We hope to see all of you at the bake sale. Walter Taylor Principal . 92 ~ Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test Back 1 www.nhantrivietcomic sestions, triviet.com) cr ercceeercen el ne Js) refer to the following magazine article. (A) which can be fantasy. (B) one of which is fantasy. (©) what is fantasy. (D) some of which are fantasies. “. There are many different genres of literature, For a piece of writing to be considered fantasy literature, it must contain several (A) elements, (B) ingredients. ) constituents. (D) pieces. First of all, most fantasy literature involves the use of magic. ‘The characters may cast magic spells, or their world may be magical. Fantasy literature also contains a variety of famtastic creatures, such as dragons, unicorns, and centaurs, (A) what possesses magic powers. (B) which magic powers are possessed. (C) what they posses in magic powers. (D) which may possess magic powers. In addition, fantasy literature typically takes (A) imagine (B) imagining (©) imaginary (D) imagination , 24, place in an world. Middle Earth, the world of J. R. R. Tolkien's (A) the made-up place. (B) one such made-up place. (C) the place which was made up. (D) making up a place. 25, ‘The Lord of the Rings books, is ‘These worlds may be www.nhantriviet.cam Perfect TOEFL Junior >26. 28. 9h ~ Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice similar to the real world, but their geography and other aspects tend to be different, These ‘worlds also have races other than humans, Elves, dwarves, ores, and goblins are among (A) the existence of other races. (B) the other races that may exist. (©) races, some of which may exist (D) the races that have existed. Finally, most famasy literature involves a (A) conflict (B) debate (C) competition (D) warfare | between good and evil. A hero or group of heroes frequently (A) defear (B) defeating (©) will defeat (D) to defeat undertakes a quest the forces of evil. www.nhantriviet.comrent, These among riviet.com eect sce ncn cae UNS oS eis | refer to the following letter. To All Students: (A) informed i | (B) announced | 29, Mr. Richards has just (Cl insised the school thar he will only be teaching with us (D) alarmed (A) Moving back, he is (B) After moving back, he will (C) He has moved back (D) He is moving back 30, for the next two weeks of the semester. to Texas to take care of his parents, both of whom are elderly. Please give your best wishes to Mr, Richards before he leaves. Mr. Richards has been with us for five years, and it is safe to say (A) more popular than him, (B) as popular as that. (©) the most popular like him. (D) more than he 31, that there is no teacher As you all know, Mr. Richards popular, teaches social studies and history. Since we are in the middle of the semester, we do not (A) swift (B) thorough (© reduced (D) verified 32. have enough time to conduct a search for a new teacher. We will do that during the winter break. Fortunately, Mrs. Parker has agreed www.nhantriviet.com Perfect TOEFL Junior >)(A) coming out of retirement, (B) that she came out of retirement, (€) to come out of retirement, (D) by coming out of retirement, 33. so she will take over Mr. Richards’ classes. Some (A) who taught here Ha of: | (8) that is teaching here | of you may remember Mrs. Parker; | (©) wing will teach here 0 Yeats ago prior to (D) which has taught here retiring. She is an outstanding teacher, and you will all surely benefit from being in her class. Dee Gorey Principal 96 ~ Perfect TOEFL Junior Pracics Test Book 7 wow. nhantriviet.comsses, Some Last week, Central High School held a writing contest, The rules of the contest (A) A choice was given for the students . (B) The students were given a choice 20 prior to were simple: of three topics to write on. (©) A choice gave the students (D) The students gave them a choice her class, ‘They had to select one of the three and then write a 500-word essay on it. The students were given one hour to compose their works. In past years, students had to (A) the writing of their essays by hand, | (B) hand in their wristen essays, (C) write their essays by hand, (D) hand over the essays they wrote, but they were permitted to make use of computers this year. Thirty-two students entered the competition, and their works (A) rated (B) guaranteed © compos, | bY Panel (D) criticized 7 were (A) consisting of three judges. (B) that consisted with three judges. ©) who consists with three judges. (D) consisted of three judges. 38. ‘Two were teachers from Central High School while another was a professor at nearby City College. To prey ¢ the judges from being atriviet.com ww. nhantrivieticom Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice Test 8: earmcrereremeet as: Al ccna ser (A) detached (B) forgotten © omitted (D) repealed 39, biased, the students’ names were | from their essays. The judges unanimously declared Alicia Walker's essay, (A) entitle (B) entitled . 40. (6 entitlement Father: My Hero, the winner, Ms. Walkers essay will be (D) entitling (A) returned (B) entered Al (©) submicred j (D) transposed to the city writing competition. If she should come in first or second 1 (A) partial (B) appropriate 42, place there, she will be (c arerteranje |W enter the statewide writing contest, | (©) eligible 98 - Perfect TOEFL Junior Practice www.nhantriviet.comIn this section of the test, you will read six texts and answer 42 questions. Choose the correct answer to each question and mark the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheet Before you start, read the sample text and the sample questions below. : Sample Text fee ce nature's most. Po acy nee cis many ce ean ppevorel “ing through the wind, rain, snow, aud ice. Rrosion frequently takes place over a long. Percent? on oid ci) Poe. 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