TOEFL

Level 100 = beginner/advanced beginner
Level 200 = intermediate
Level 300 = upper intermediate
Level 400 = advanced

NOTE: The current form of the TOEFL is the iBT (Internet-based TOEFL). The only resource below that deals specifically with iBT is from the Educational Testing Service (ETS). The iBT is substantially different from either the paper-based or computer-based TOEFL. While all the sites listed are useful for practicing your English language skills, the ETS site is best to prepare you specifically for iBT.

Level 300 and up.	Cutting Edge CALL Demos Computer-based TOEFL Preparation Quiz (Jim Duber) - This quiz is based on the Computer-based TOEFL information bulletin. You will need to first go to the link above and download and read the bulletin carefully. After you finish reading the bulletin, you can take the quiz. It is a good idea to know the information in the bulletin before studying for the computer-based TOEFL exam. http://www.duber.com/toefl/quiz/flash.html Click here if you need to download Shockwave® or Flash®.
Level 300 and up.	The Educational Testing Service (ETS) is the organization that creates and distributes the TOEFL. Look there first for a preparation overview. If you register (free), you can access free practice materials. For students who have registered for the iBT, there are also preparation materials at no charge. Also, check the TIPS section for suggestions on how to prepare for iBT. http://www.toefl.org/
Level 300 and up.	Get TOEFL.com - Much of the content of this site is for members only. However, there is some information/practice available for free. Check out the following sections: TOEFL Online Sample Content, Intro to CBT TOEFL Test, Intro to CBT TOEFL subsections, and TOEFL test question types at http://www.gettoefl.com/online.htm
Level 300 and up	Online Test Center (EduFind) - This is a very complete grammar reference. It covers adjectives, adverbs, determiners, direct and indirect speech, -ing form, nouns, passive, possessive, relative clauses, infinitives, get, verbs and verb tenses. You will see charts, explanations and sample sentences. http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/toc.cfm
Level 300 and up.	OUC's Test Preparation (Okanagan University College) - This resource was designed to help students preparing for the TOEIC exam. Originally there were over 100 items in listening, reading and structure. What remains are samples from each skill area at http://www.faceweb.okanagan.bc.ca/toeic/ Click here if you need to download Shockwave® or Flash®.
Level 300 and up.	TestMagic Online TOEFL Tests with Scores and Explanations - Exercises for "Structure and Written Expression" (the old paper-based TOEFL format). The exercises are graded online and explanations are given for incorrect answers. http://www.TestMagic.com/Knowledge_Base/TOEFL/Structure/index.htm
Level 300 and up.	Testwise TOEFL Test Prep - This site provides examples of the different types of questions on the computer-based TOEFL and also gives an answer key. However, there is not much feedback to help the learner with mistakes. http://testwise.com/review.html
Level 300 and up.	TOEFL Practice (Chadwick) - There are 20 structure questions to practice. Your answers will be marked correct or incorrect. There is no explanation provided for wrong answers. http://www.stuff.co.uk/toefl.htm Click here if you need to download Shockwave® or Flash®.
Level 300 and up.	4Tests.com - Practice questions similar to those on a TOEFL test. You can take Reading, Structure, Listening or all three. There are about 25 questions for each part. Each question loads a new Web page so this may take a long time if your Internet connection is slow. http://www.4tests.com/exams/examdetail.asp?eid=57
Do you want more?	Language Tests for English Language Learners (John McVicker - Ohio University) - Practice for specific English language tests. http://www.ohiou.edu/esl/english/tests.html
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