How many questions are in TOEIC Listening Parts 3 and 4?
Sixty-nine: 39 in Part 3 across 13 conversations, and 30 in Part 4 across 10 talks, three questions each. The other 31 items sit in Parts 1 and 2.
Sixty-nine: 39 in Part 3 across 13 conversations, and 30 in Part 4 across 10 talks, three questions each. The other 31 items sit in Parts 1 and 2.
Sixty-nine of the Listening section's 100 items, spread across 23 separate recordings that are each played once. Part 3 occupies items 32 to 70 in the paper-delivered form and Part 4 runs from 71 to 100, so the last question of the section belongs to a talk rather than a conversation. Those numbers describe the 100-item linear version; adaptive deliveries of the same test use a different question count, so check the format of the sitting you have booked before planning how many sets to rehearse. Practically, a full Listening section is 23 audio sets in about 45 minutes, close to two minutes per set once reading time is included, which is why a fifteen-minute session covers six or seven sets and no more.
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