Taking a good score on the TOEFL can help non-native speakers of English get into the college or university of their choice. Studying with practice questions enlarges the possibility of a high TOEFL score. There are a number of ways to find practice questions to get ready for the TOEFL, some obtainable for purchase and some free of charge.

Browse TOEFL Websites
1. Go to the official TOEFL website and find the link for TOEFL Practice Online.

2. Register for the TOEFL Internet-based test (IBT) in order to have admission to free a sample test with questions used on previous TOEFL IBTs.

3. Purchase supplementary practice tests through TOEFL’s website. Topics range from reading and listening practice to speaking practice.

Browse Public and Academic Library Websites
1. Go to your local public library’s website. If you are already a member of an academic institution, go to their library’s website.

2. Search for a link to the library’s research databases.

3. Find a database called “Learning Express Library” and log in.

4. Choose “TOEFL Preparation” from the list of featured resources.

5. Click on the TOEFL practice test you would like to take.

Browse Public and Academic Libraries
1. Go to your local public library or, if you are enrolled at an academic institution, go to your college or university library.

2. Enter the library’s catalog and do a keyword search for “TOEFL,” or ask a librarian for practice test books for the TOEFL.

3. Check out any books, CD-ROMs, sound or video recordings that cover TOEFL practice questions.