TOEFL iBT: Como é a prova? Conheça esse teste de proficiência em inglês

Tuesday, January 13, 2015 Mandy


Neste vídeo você conhecerá o TOEFL iBT, teste de proficiência em inglês do ETS (Educational Testing Service) administrado via Internet. Eu irei explicar como é a prova de forma detalhada, apresentando a estrutura e o conteúdo do exame. Irei apresentar cada seção, com sua a duração, quantidade de questões e tarefas. Por fim, também falarei sobre a pontuação do TOEFL iBT, as notas solicitadas pelas Universidade do Canadá, o custo, como a prova é corrigida e o tempo para dar o resultado. Querendo estudar no exterior, participar do Ciência sem Fronteiras, trabalhar no exterior ou fazer intercâmbio? Assista!

Veja aqui o segundo video, no qual explico como se preparar para a prova.


Sobre o teste (inglês): https://www.ets.org/toefl/ibt/about

Sobre o teste (português): https://www.ets.org/pt/toefl/ibt/


TOEFL vs IELTS

Fonte: http://www.estudarfora.org.br/toefl-x-ielts/


Estrutura da prova



Principais temas

Temas de aulas:

Arts 
Architecture
Industrial design/art
City planning
Crafts: weaving, knitting, fabrics, furniture, carving, mosaics, ceramics,etc; 
folk and tribal art
Cave/rock art
Music and music history
Photography
Literature and authors
Books, newspapers, magazines, journals

Life Science 
Extinction of or conservation efforts for animals and plants
Fish and other aquatic organisms
Bacteria and other one-celled organisms
Viruses
Medical techniques
Public health
Physiology of sensory organs
Biochemistry
Animal behavior, e.g., migration, food foraging, defensive behavior
Habitats and the adaptation of animals and plants to them
Nutrition and its impact on the body
Animal communication

Physical Science
Weather and atmosphere
Oceanography
Glaciers, glacial landforms, ice ages
Deserts and other extreme environments
Pollution, alternative energy, environmental policy
Other planets’ atmospheres
Astronomy and cosmology
Properties of light, optics
Properties of sound
Electromagnetic radiation
Particle physics
Technology of TV, radio, radar
Math
Chemistry of inorganic things
Computer science
Seismology (plate structure, earthquakes, tectonics, continental drift, structure of volcanoes)

Social Science 
Anthropology of non-industrialized civilizations
Early writing systems
Historical linguistics
Business, management, marketing, accounting
TV/radio as mass communication
Social behavior of groups, community dynamics, communal behavior
Child development
Education
Modern history (including the history of urbanization and industrialization and their economic and social effects

Diálogos no campus:

Classes: class schedules, class requirements, library references, assignments (papers, presentations, readings), professors, studying, field trips

Campus administration: registration, housing on and off campus, study abroad, internships, university policies

Campus activities: clubs, committees, social events