No time for a full two-hour mock? This express test covers the Reading section (Parts 5 to 7) in 25 minutes and gives you an instant score estimate, the fastest honest read on where you stand.
28 Reading questions · 25 min · instant score estimate · no account needed to start
The 28 questions come from all three Reading parts, so you practise grammar, text completion and passages against the clock.
Parts 5 and 6: incomplete sentences and text completion, the grammar and vocabulary that decide most Reading scores.
Part 7: reading comprehension on short notices, emails and articles.
Never taken the TOEIC? Start here to get a baseline before committing to a full mock.
Keep your Reading speed sharp with a 25-minute session between full mocks.
A commute or a lunch break is enough to practise and still get a score estimate.
One reading-comprehension item, like those in Part 7. The answer is shown here; in the test it's revealed after you finish.
Your mini test draws its 28 questions from the three Reading parts (Parts 5 to 7). Here is the whole test, so you can see what the mini covers and what a full mock adds: the Listening section, Parts 1 to 4.
A mini test only helps if you treat it like the real thing. Four steps turn a quick sitting into real progress.
The timer starts with the test, so do not pause. Practising at test pace is the whole point of a mini, so you train your speed, not just your answers.
There is no penalty for a wrong answer on the TOEIC, so never leave a blank. If you are unsure, rule out what you can and make your best guess.
When your score appears, read the correct answer for each question you got wrong. Understanding one mistake is worth more than rushing into another test.
Find the part that cost you the most, then practise just that one. Come back in a day or two for a fresh mini and watch the gain.
Twenty-eight questions give a fast, honest read, not an official result. Here is how to make sense of the number and turn it into your next move.
