Most Repeated Topics in Reading Section in TOEFL Exams

Reading Section is one important part in both IELTS & TOEFL Exams which constitute 25% of the overall score in exam. After studying Hundreds of TOEFL exams since 2015 up to 2018; we discovered that the below Reading topics are the most repeated in this section for both exams specially TOEFL & TOEFL- iBT Exam:

The Most Repeated Topics In TOEFL - Reading Part are:

1. Animals Life

You have here to memorize the main words in such type of the reading part, words like the below are useful to remember, also it will be useful to read more about this topic during your study before taking the exam,

Key Words: 

Mammals, Birds, Sea Creatures, Penguins, shrimp, owl, wild, Flock, Overgrazing, Desertification, Species, Fauna, Ecosystem, Swamp, Hunt, Zoo, Extinction, hippopotamus, Turtles, Flora, Vegetation, Manatee, Moose, Herbivorous, Elk, 
anthropologists, Shark, Endangered, Primate

2. Professional Disciplines

Key words:

Marketing, Architecture, Engineering, Public relation, Accounting, Market demand, Merchant, Consultancy, Real estate, Construction, entrepreneur, Counterpart, Teller, co-worker, Jobless, Skilled, Qualified, Employee


3. Sciences

Key Words: 

Physics, Astronomy, Chemistry, Biology, Geology, Meteorology, Sedimentary, Earth, Planets, Philosophy, Anatomy, Economy, Trade, Archaeologists, Anthropology, Greenhouse, 

4.  Earth Geography

Key Words: 

Lagoon, Mountains, Mediterranean, Antarctica, Pacific Ocean, Climate, Atmosphere, Environment, Floating, Swell, Waves, Vegetation, Drainage, Storm, Island, Basalt, Warming, Plankton, Photosynthesis, Organisms, Fossil fuels, Harvest, Suburb, Pollutants 

5.  Historical Events

Key Words:

Colony, Convict, Settlements, Immigrants, Campaign, Concur, Invasive, Industry,  Archaeologist, Charcoal, Slave, Cargo, Carvings, Sceptical, Coating, Laborer, Revolutionary, Bay, Inventors, Coalition,  Pacific, Island

6. Work & Employment

Key Words:

Chief Executive, company, turnover, staff, targeted, department, profit, Candidates, holistic, designation, position, indemnity, dues, commuting, attrition, daunting, Acquiring, task, reduction, deduction, savings, Pension, Income


7. Health Care

Key Words:

Capsule, Cream, Syrup, Bandage, Cuff, Inhale, Exhale, Injure, digest, Cancer, Vulnerable, ِAutism, Illness, Clinic, Obesity, Diabetic, Diagnose, Treatment, Drugs, Chronic, Insulin, Radiation, Electro-pollution, Physiological, Biological, Immune System, Mental, Addiction, linguistic 

8. Family Matters

Key Words:

Nephew, Mother/Brother/Sister -in-law, Adulthood, Siblings, Twins, Divorced, Widow, Spouse, Inheritance, Ex-partner, Separated, Grand Father/Mother, Kin, Tribe, Childhood,  Psychology, Feminist, Household, Chores, Teenagers

9.  Education

Key Words:

Elementary, Illiterate, Alumni, self-esteem, Pupils, Taught, Assessment, Curriculum, Fund, Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Literary, Research, Scholarship, Knowledge, Learning, Proficiency
Refinement, Literacy, Tuition, Pedagogy, College, Didactic, Vocational education, Kindergarten

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Important Sentences & Words in Speaking Part - TOEFL iBT

Important Sentences & Words Will Increase your Score in TOEFL exam if you say - Speaking Part

Speaking Part in TOEFL Exam is considered the most difficult part in exam based on most of TOEFL examiners, here we will try to make it easy.

The Speaking section in TOEFL consists of 6 parts which requires to give your opinion about a general topics and to summarize a story or discussion about something you know.

In the first past you will be asked about something familiar for you, you have to use some sentences like i prefer, I was impressed, i liked ...

- to explain why something you chose you might say one of the followings:
● That’s because… ● The reason I say that is that… ● After all,…

- to clarify something you might say:
● What I mean to say is that… ● I guess I’m trying to say that… ● To put it another way,…

- to show contrast, you might say:
● But on the other hand,… ● In contrast,… ● …, however,… ● But at the same time… ● Whereas,..

- to say your opinion about something, you might say:
● Personally,.. ● If it were up to me, I would… ● I’d say that [he/she] should… ● I think it’s better to…

** you have to pay attention here if the subject you have been asked is in past or present, you have to take care about the grammar structure in your speaking.

In TOEFL exam you will be asked most probably in a subject you don't know about or you don't have any previous knowledge before, such as " what is your opinion about that the government is spending a much amount of money to cover the external risks on the country" !!??

In these case, you have just to think about an ideas based on your life experience, the exam is not a technical for the risk or any other topic rather than the English language itself, .

Synonyms that better to use to increase your score:

Awful (Terrible)
Plethora (a lot of)
Neat (clean)
Vital (Important)
Mesmerize (Fascinate, Charm)
Enormous, Immense (Big)
However ( to explain two contradicting sentences)
Rich (wealthy)
Plenty (Much)
Recapitulate ( to summarize, Summary)
Quiet (calm)
Keen (enthusiastic)
Utilize (use)
Hide (conceal)
Dilemma (Problem, Trouble)

Also see 250 Words that are usually mentioned in TOEFL Exams - Test Your Vocabularies

Idioms that better to use to increase your score:

Tie the Knot: get married
Cut Corners: to do something badly to save time or money
A Slow News Day: a day with little news to report
Get the Picture: understand something
Hang in There: to be patient in difficult times
On the Fence: being undecided between two options
Keep Track of: to continue to know what is happening to something or to someone
Test the Waters: to cautiously try something new
Once in a Blue Moon: rarely to happen
Mind-blowing: something overwhelmingly impressive
With Flying Colors: with great success
On One's own: responsible for oneself, independent of outside help or control
Invasion of Privacy: unjustifiable intrusion into the personal life of another without consent
Make a Long Story Short: to briefly summarize a story
Below the Belt: if someone said something unfair or cruel
Piece of Cake: Something is really easy to do for you
Come Clean: if you are saying the truth about something
Fair and Square: if someone wins a competition or does something fairly
Tag a Long: to go along with someone
Yellow Journalism: a type of journalism that presents little or no legitimate well-researched news
Couch Potato: to describe someone lazy/ Lazy person

For more Idioms & Synonyms click the link below

Important Sentences & Words Will Increase your Score in IELTS exam if you say - Speaking Part

Important Sentences & Words Will Increase your Score in IELTS exam if you say - Speaking Part

Speaking Part in IELTS Exam is considered the most difficult part in exam based on most of IELTS examiners, here we will try to make it easy.

The Speaking section in IELTS consists of 3 parts which requires to give your opinion about a general topics and to summarize a story or discussion about something you know.

In the first past you will be asked about something familiar for you, you have to use some sentences like i prefer, I was impressed, i liked ...

- to explain why something you chose you might say one of the followings:
● That’s because… ● The reason I say that is that… ● After all,…

- to clarify something you might say:
● What I mean to say is that… ● I guess I’m trying to say that… ● To put it another way,…

- to show contrast, you might say:
● But on the other hand,… ● In contrast,… ● …, however,… ● But at the same time… ● Whereas,..

- to say your opinion about something, you might say:
● Personally,.. ● If it were up to me, I would… ● I’d say that [he/she] should… ● I think it’s better to…

** you have to pay attention here if the subject you have been asked is in past or present, you have to take care about the grammar structure in your speaking.

In TOEFL exam you will be asked most probably in a subject you don't know about or you don't have any previous knowledge before, such as " what is your opinion about that the government is spending a much amount of money to cover the external risks on the country" !!??

In these case, you have just to think about an ideas based on your life experience, the exam is not a technical for the risk or any other topic rather than the English language itself, .

Synonyms that better to use to increase your score:

Awful (Terrible)
Plethora (a lot of)
Neat (clean)
Vital (Important)
Mesmerize (Fascinate, Charm)
Enormous, Immense (Big)
However ( to explain two contradicting sentences)
Rich (wealthy)
Plenty (Much)
Recapitulate ( to summarize, Summary)
Quiet (calm)
Keen (enthusiastic)
Utilize (use)
Hide (conceal)
Dilemma (Problem, Trouble)

Also see 250 Words that are usually mentioned in TOEFL Exams - Test Your Vocabularies

Idioms that better to use to increase your score:

Tie the Knot: get married
Cut Corners: to do something badly to save time or money
A Slow News Day: a day with little news to report
Get the Picture: understand something
Hang in There: to be patient in difficult times
On the Fence: being undecided between two options
Keep Track of: to continue to know what is happening to something or to someone
Test the Waters: to cautiously try something new
Once in a Blue Moon: rarely to happen
Mind-blowing: something overwhelmingly impressive
With Flying Colors: with great success
On One's own: responsible for oneself, independent of outside help or control
Invasion of Privacy: unjustifiable intrusion into the personal life of another without consent
Make a Long Story Short: to briefly summarize a story
Below the Belt: if someone said something unfair or cruel
Piece of Cake: Something is really easy to do for you
Come Clean: if you are saying the truth about something
Fair and Square: if someone wins a competition or does something fairly
Tag a Long: to go along with someone
Yellow Journalism: a type of journalism that presents little or no legitimate well-researched news
Couch Potato: to describe someone lazy/ Lazy person

For more Idioms & Synonyms click the link below

Major Points & Hints to Know Before the IELTS Exam

Major Points & Hints to Know Before the IELTS Exam

MAIN Topics You Have to Pay attention for to Get High Score in

IELTS Exam

FOLLOW A CONSISTENT STUDY PLAN

The secret of success is to work towards your goal slowly, steadily and regularly

Set aside the maximum number of hours you can study each day to  English for all four branches

. Do not concentrate only on your weakest areas. Be regular in your practice, and give yourself

a rest between tasks.

 Take at least one day out of your week to rest and forget the test completely.

Take every opportunity to listen to English whenever and wherever you can. Watch TV programmes

and movies, listen to radio programmes and English language tapes - even songs in English on tape.

Have as many conversations with native English speakers as you can, and practise in English as often

as possible with your non-native English-speaking friends.

Try to read articles in English at least once every day. You should always be in the process of reading

a book in English - a page or two each night before you sleep is an excellent plan. Read newspapers,

magazines, and novels written for your English level (available from good language bookshops).

Academic Module candidates should obtain academic articles, if possible. Always carry English

texts with you, so you can read when you have spare time that would otherwise be wasted.

Do not worry about understanding each word. Read some articles in detail and some for speed.

ENHANCE THE  PERSONAL SPEED

The official IELTS Band Scores you receive are extremely accurate, since each test is trialed

extensively to achieve standardized scores for candidates at all English levels. Nonetheless, there

are certainly more things you could do, before and on the day of the exam, to help maximize the use of your time and give yourself the best chance of success.

In the IELTS test, time is your enemy. Candidates who have taken the test and did not perform as

well as they had hoped often complain that they were unable to give all the answers in the Listening

Test because the tape was too fast, and that they ran out of time in the Reading Test.

To begin with, do not worry if you do not finish the tests. Remember, the test is designed to measure

candidates over a range of scores from 0 to 9 (0 indicates the test was not attempted). Candidates

whose English is near perfect can expect to score 9, but even native English-speaking people would

be unlikely to complete every Listening Test answer perfectly or finish the Reading Test a long time

before the examination ends. Remember, the test is meant to be challenging.

The IELTS test measures many aspects of your English ability including the speed at which you

listen, read, write, speak, and think in English. Your personal speed is not something which changes

a great deal from day to day, but does change considerably over a longer period of time, as a direct

result of practice in working with the English language.

Your personal speed and ability in the 5 areas previously mentioned is pretty well fixed at any given

time. An expert racing car driver will:

(before the race) ... spend a great deal of time practising at the wheel before race day

... visit the track so that he or she knows where to go and what to expect

... get enough sleep before the day of the big race

... eat a good breakfast on race day morning;

(during the race) ... check his or her watch constantly to monitor the car's progress

... keep moving along the track and not get stuck on a bad corner

... breathe long and deeply to relax and keep the oxygen going to the brain

... drink water (but not too much!) when the car is at the pit-stop.

The Listening, Reading, and Writing Tests are given in that order, and are usually held on a single

morning. The combined length of those three tests is 2 hours and 30 minutes. (The Speaking Test

is conducted at an appointed time in the afternoon.) Only one short break is given between the

Reading and Writing Tests, so you need to be at your best for a long period of time, which is why

you must sleep and eat well before the test. The hints and guidelines in this book should help you

achieve your "maximum speed". The more effort you put in, the faster your personal speed will be

on the day

INCREASE YOUR SENTENCE READING SPEED

The faster and more accurately you read, the more questions you will be able to answer. In all the

tests, the instructions, the example, and the questions themselves need to be read quickly, and must

be well understood in order for you to have more time to find the answers. It pays to increase your

overall reading speed. To increase your reading speed, you must learn to read in groups of words that form logical units

of thought within sentences. Look at the following sentence:

Britain has been a popular choice for thousands of international students over many years.

Notice how you can think of the sentence as being made up of 3 main parts:

1. Britain has been a popular choice (What and where?)

2. ... for thousands of international students (Who for?)

3. ... over many years. (When?)

Note also, that in this case (and many others) all the phrases answer wh/how questions. It may be

helpful at first to think of why/how questions when trying to read in phrases.

If you read each word in a sentence one at a time, you will read very slowly and most likely

misunderstand the meaning of much of what you read. So read your sentences in phrases by

considering all the words of a phrase as a single unit.

Notice how much quicker it is to read the sentence, and how the meaning of what you say is more

clear. Practice reading in phrases everyday. Look ahead on the page as you read, and always aim

to find logical places in the sentences where phrases begin and end. Note also that there is often more

than one solution as to where the logical breaks between phrases occur within sentences.

Read faster by reading words in groups that form logical units of thought

SUPERSIZE YOUR MEMORY

The main point for passing the IELTS test is to memorize all the vocabularies you had learnt and to memorize also the speech inside the voice conversation that you will lessen during the exam.

for the Reading Test, it pays to memorize as much as you can of what you have just read, but at least

the words could be read again. Anyway, in the Listening Test you can not go back, and the tape is only played once. If the answer comes before the keyword/phrase, your memory of what you have just

heard is even more vital. Nevertheless, the answer usually follows the keywords/phrases that

you hear, and is close in time to the main keyword/phrase you are listening for.