新托福IBT考试专有名词解释

新托福IBT考试专有名词解释
新托福IBT考试专有名词解释

托福新手请看过来:新托福IBT考试专有名词解释

对于刚接触新托福ibt的考生来说,可能对网上一些相关名词不了解。在这里给大家做一个汇总,希望能够帮到新来的板油们。

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TPO是英文TOEFL Practice Online 的缩写,即托福在线考试练习。TPO都是ETS之前考过的真题,对考生的指导作用很大。

Tpo1-24 Tpo25-26

机经(jj)

多为考生在机考结束后,根据自己的回忆将部分考试内容写出放在网上,即为机经。

OG

ETS官方出品的《OFFICAL GUIDE》开始准备托福考试必看。现已出到第四版

老托partc

PBT中听力partC 部分。听力原文多以学术类为主,语速较tpo快,文章较tpo短。适合于新手入门以及听写使用。

sss

Scientific American's Sixty-second Science 一个美国节目。多用作听力材料。每个段子只有1分钟,语速非常之快,内容又多以学术类为主。适合于有一定基础,备考中期的板油们~

科学60s

真经系列

是新航道出版的大陆以及北美真题。分为阅读听力口语写作四个部分。根据不同的年份,出版了1-3版不等。其中新托福口语真经系列较受大家推崇

TWE (185题库)

Test of Written English IBT之前旧托福的写作部分。有题库,但现在多用于口语练习

185题库+写作思路+范文

黄金阅读(原黄金29篇)

文勇黄金阅读里面其实就是从OG以及TPO中摘的阅读部分。比较适合不方便拿电脑,需要打印出来的板油们。

黄金口语80题

均为口语1 2题,题目与真实考试题目相近。对托福口语考试1.2有较高借鉴意义。

小橘宝

单词书,收录了自2005年新托福iBT改制以来出现过的同义词汇题。

加试

Ibt考试中,会随机的添加一个section的听力或者阅读。不计入总分。加试阅读的同学在一开始阅读考试中就会显示80分钟,加试听力的同学会有3个section的听力部分。原则上会出现不加试只加试一种和双加试三种情况。但是普遍加试一种的多。

kaplan

海外考试机构出品,托福考试的模考软件。但是其难易,出题思路等和真实考试有区别。Kaplan模考软件

Barron

与kaplan类似,为海外考试机构出品的模考软件。其听力部分,原文较tpo难,并且长,但是出题思路简单。多数考生用作精听

Barron模考软件

delta

与kaplan类似。新托福考试备考策略与模拟试题分为红蓝两本。

Delta 模考软件

Longman

与kaplan类似。

Longman模考软件

由寄托天下diy留学整理。

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