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TOEFL Speaking Practice #19

Task 1


The question:


Do you think it is better to study online or in a classroom?

My Answer:

I would say that study in the classroom is much better than online class. my reasons as simple as that if we are in the classroom we can discuss much more better than we do it on online classes. we can see our friends and our lecturer faces expression and then also we can communicate in fast motion so the discussion will be very good in the result and the learning process could be better than online

ChatGPT Asessment:

Sure, I'd be happy to help assess your answer based on the TOEFL iBT speaking rubrics. Here's my breakdown:

General Description (4/4):

You responded directly to the prompt and addressed the question of whether it's better to study online or in a classroom.
You provided a clear stance on the issue (that studying in a classroom is better).
You offered reasons to support your opinion.
Delivery (3/4):

Your speech was generally clear and easy to understand.
You spoke at a moderate pace, but at times you seemed to rush through your words (e.g. "my reasons as simple as that").
You used some filler words (e.g. "um") and repeated phrases (e.g. "much more better") which affected your fluency.
Language Use (3/4):

You used appropriate vocabulary for the topic, such as "discuss," "communicate," and "learning process."
There were a few errors in grammar and word choice, such as "fast motion" instead of "fast-paced" or "quickly."
Your pronunciation was generally good, although there were some minor issues with stress and intonation that affected your overall clarity.
Topic Development (3/4):

You provided reasons to support your opinion (that studying in a classroom is better because of better discussion and communication).
However, your response could have been more detailed and specific. For example, you could have provided examples of specific topics that are better suited for classroom discussion versus online discussion.
Overall, I would give your response a score of 13 out of 16 (4+3+3+3) based on the TOEFL iBT speaking rubrics. Good job!


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Task 2


Reading Passage:


Part-time jobs for college students

Many college students have part-time jobs while they are in school. Some students believe that working while studying can help them gain valuable experience and develop important skills. Others believe that working can be a distraction and can have a negative impact on their academic performance.

Research has shown that students who work 10 to 15 hours per week have better academic performance than those who do not work at all. This is because working part-time can help students learn time management skills, develop a strong work ethic, and improve their ability to balance multiple responsibilities. Additionally, having a job while in college can provide students with financial independence and help them pay for their education and other expenses.

However, it is important for students to be careful not to work too much. Students who work more than 20 hours per week are more likely to have lower grades and drop out of school. This is because working too much can take away from the time and energy needed to study and complete coursework.

Overall, having a part-time job while in college can be beneficial for students, but it is important to find a balance between work and school.

Listening Passage:


Professor: Good morning class. Today, we're going to talk about the benefits and drawbacks of working while you're in college. Let's start by discussing the reading passage. The author argues that having a part-time job while in college can be beneficial for students.


Student 1: I agree with the author. I work part-time at a local restaurant and it has helped me develop important skills like time management and multitasking.


Professor: That's great to hear. Now let's listen to a conversation between two students who have different opinions about working while in college.


Student 2: Hey, have you thought about getting a part-time job?


Student 3: I don't think I have the time. I want to focus on my studies.


Student 2: But having a job can help you develop important skills and give you financial independence.


Student 3: I see your point, but I don't want to risk my academic performance.


Professor: So, based on the reading and listening, do you agree or disagree that college students should have part-time jobs?

The question:


Summarize the main points made in the reading passage and the listening conversation, and explain whether you agree or disagree with the idea that college students should have part-time jobs.

My Answer:

Are you reading message you can infer that the college student who got a job part-time has beneficial especially when they do 10 to 15 hours a day that's a good portion because with that person the students can learn good management time and then can be strong work I think also can learn multitasking. but the other hand if you work for more than 20 hours it can leave of time energy of you to do academic activity. so the lecturer talk about that and then the students there are two type of students the one is want to focus on the academic and then second one it's okay to get the part-time job. and for me I do much prefer if students can do part-time job the first reason of course the financial issues because college is not cheap if you can manage your financial independently it is good for you and then the other reason is because if you are practicing work in the real world it's very good for you after you graduate

ChatGPT Asessment:

Thank you for your response! Based on the TOEFL iBT speaking rubrics, I would assess your answer as follows:

General Description: 3 - You provided a clear and coherent response to the question, summarizing the main points made in the reading and listening passages and expressing your own opinion.

Delivery: 3 - Your delivery was generally clear and understandable, although there were some minor errors in grammar and pronunciation.

Language Use: 2 - While you were able to convey your message, there were several errors in grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure that made your response less precise and less effective.

Topic Development: 3 - You provided relevant information from both the reading and listening passages and developed your ideas with examples and reasons.

Overall, your response shows that you understood the main points of the reading and listening passages and were able to express your opinion on the topic. However, to improve your score in the Language Use category, you may want to work on improving your grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure.

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Task 3


Listening Passage:


Mike: Hey Lisa, have you heard about the new project we're working on?

Lisa: No, I haven't. What is it about?

Mike: It's about developing a new software program for the company's website. We're going to be working on it for the next few months.

Lisa: Oh, that sounds interesting. Do you know who the project leader is going to be?

Mike: Yeah, it's going to be Mark from the IT department.

Lisa: Mark? I don't think I've met him before.

Mike: Yeah, he's new to the company. But I heard he's really good at what he does.

Lisa: That's good to know. So, what's your role going to be in the project?

Mike: I'll be working on the coding part of the program.

Lisa: That's great. I'm going to be working on the design aspect of it.

Mike: That's cool. Hey, do you remember the last project we worked on together?

Lisa: Yeah, the one about the new inventory system. What about it?

Mike: Do you remember how we had that tight deadline and we had to work really long hours to get it done?

Lisa: Yeah, I remember. It was pretty stressful.

Mike: Well, I heard that this project is going to have a similar deadline, but the company is going to provide us with some extra resources to help us out.

Lisa: Oh, that's good to know. I was worried about how we were going to manage everything.

Mike: Yeah, me too. But I'm confident that we can get it done on time.

The question:


Why is Lisa relieved about the new project?

My Answer:

It seems that the new project has a really tight schedule same as the last project that Lisa and Mike Dunn the inventory system one. but Mike ensure Lisa that this new company will give additional research to make the project easier so hopefully that this project will not be stressful like the last project that Lisa and Mike done.  and then it seems that Lisa looks fine and relieved the of that terms

ChatGPT Asessment:

Assessment based on TOEFL iBT speaking rubrics:

General Description: 3 - The answer provides a clear and accurate summary of the conversation between Mike and Lisa, addressing the main points of the dialogue and answering the question appropriately.

Delivery: 3 - The speaker's delivery is clear and easily understandable. There are few hesitations or pauses, and the speaker's pace and intonation are appropriate for the context.

Language Use: 3 - The speaker uses a range of vocabulary and grammatical structures appropriately to convey the message effectively. There are a few minor errors, but they do not impede comprehension.

Topic Development: 3 - The answer develops the topic coherently and logically, providing relevant details to support the main points. The speaker demonstrates an understanding of the topic and its significance to the conversation.

Overall, the answer demonstrates good proficiency in the four rubrics of the TOEFL iBT speaking test, with an average score of 3 in each category. The answer provides a well-structured and coherent summary of the dialogue, using appropriate language and delivery.

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Task 4


Reading Passage:


Title: Factors to Consider When Choosing a Career

When choosing a career, there are many factors to consider that can help you make the best decision for your future. One important factor to consider is your interests and passions. You will be much more motivated and fulfilled in a career that aligns with your interests and passions.

Another factor to consider is the job outlook in your chosen field. It's important to research the job market and find out if there are job opportunities available in your chosen field. You don't want to invest time and money into a career path that has limited job opportunities.

Salary is also an important consideration. You want to choose a career that offers a salary that meets your financial needs and provides room for growth and advancement. Additionally, consider the cost of education and training required for your chosen career.

Finally, it's important to consider your personal strengths and skills. Choose a career that allows you to utilize your strengths and develop your skills. You will be more successful and satisfied in a career that aligns with your natural abilities.

Listening Passage:


Lecturer: Good afternoon, everyone. Today we're going to talk about factors to consider when choosing a career. As you know, there are many things to think about when making this important decision. First, you want to consider your interests and passions. You'll be much happier and more fulfilled in a career that aligns with your passions.


Second, you'll want to look at the job outlook in your chosen field. Do some research and find out if there are opportunities available in your field. You don't want to invest time and money into a career path that has limited job opportunities.


Third, consider the salary. You want to choose a career that offers a salary that meets your financial needs and provides room for growth and advancement.


Fourth, think about the cost of education and training required for your chosen career. Can you afford it? Is it worth the investment?


And finally, consider your personal strengths and skills. Choose a career that allows you to utilize your strengths and develop your skills. You'll be much more successful and satisfied in a career that aligns with your natural abilities.


Do you have any questions?


Student: Yes, could you elaborate more on how to research the job outlook in a particular field?


Lecturer: Sure, there are many ways to research job outlook. You can look at job postings online, read industry reports, and speak to professionals in the field. It's important to get a sense of the demand for jobs in your chosen field and the qualifications required for those jobs.

The question:


Summarize the factors to consider when choosing a career, as discussed in the reading passage and lecture.

My Answer:

All the materials is talk about common factors that people choosing career decision. the first one is about interest and passion the reading passage and the lecturer said that if you work motivated and more fulfilled and more happier it will good for you.

 and then the second one is about top Outlook make sure that you see the path career of your future and then the opportunities on that job.

The third common reason is about the salary obviously. make sure that salary fulfill your financial needs your growth and then the advancement of yours and then lastly it should be pay back your education and training in the past. consider all of those are in investment that you have to pay on your job.

One the last one is about the personal strength make sure you work on your strength and your abilities of skill that can improve your result of job


ChatGPT Asessment:

Thank you for providing your answer. Based on the TOEFL iBT speaking rubrics, I would assess your response as follows:

General Description (3/4): You provided a fairly clear summary of the factors to consider when choosing a career, but your response could have been more organized and coherent.

Delivery (3/4): Your speech was generally clear and understandable, but you had some errors in grammar and pronunciation that may have affected your overall score.

Language Use (3/4): Your use of vocabulary and grammar was generally good, but you had some errors and awkward phrasing that could have been improved.

Topic Development (3/4): You covered all of the main points from the reading passage and lecture, but your response could have been more detailed and supported with examples.

Overall, your response would score around a 3/4 in each of the four TOEFL iBT speaking rubrics. To improve, you could focus on organizing your ideas more clearly, improving your grammar and pronunciation, and providing more detailed examples to support your points.
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