Jan-Feb-Gold-Course-2022-TOEFL-Speaking-Full-Review-Feb-15

Oct 2, 2026

Jan & Feb Gold Course 2022 provides a full review focused on TOEFL speaking tasks, including sample prompts and model reasoning. It includes example speaking questions and a detailed Question 2 set with both reading and conversation materials. The reading passage discusses adding a new science course requirement to support a well-rounded education, while the conversation shows a student debating the university’s decision, giving an opinion and supported reasons.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages26

Reading Time1 h 6 min

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Example TOEFL Speaking Question 1

Question 2 Reading

Additional Science Course Requirement

Question 2 Conversation

Campus plan debate

Question 2 Question

State the man’s opinion and reasons

Jan & Feb Gold Course 2022 TOEFL speaking full review Example TOEFL Speaking Question 1: Do you prefer a friend who is similar to you or different from you? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer. Question 2 Reading Additional Science Course Requirement As part of the university’s efforts to ensure that undergraduates receive a well-rounded and complete education, all incoming students and current freshman will need to complete one new science course requirement in order to graduate. Affected students can find out what courses fulfill this requirement by checking any campus bulletin board or by speaking with their advisors. The administration feels that the change will also benefit students by increasing the number who will choose a career in science or engineering. This will help create a more diverse student body, which is currently composed largely of history and English majors. Question 2 Conversation M: Do you believe this? I can’t believe the university is really going through with this. W: You seem pretty upset even though you’re not affected. I mean; you are a senior, right? M: Yeah, but still. I think the university is making a bad decision. W: Why? Don’t you think it’s good that the university is trying to give students a more well-rounded education? M: Well yeah, but the university already has plenty of required courses that students need to take to graduate. That’s one of the reasons why I came here. I like the fact that the university pushes all of us to learn about different subjects. But, enough is enough. I think this new requirement is excessive. W: True, we really do need to satisfy a lot of requirements. M: I know; it’s just going to start taking students’ time away from their majors. W: Do you think it’ll really make the campus more diverse? M: Maybe, but if that’s the university’s goal, then they’re going about it all wrong. What it should do is increase the number of foreign students it accepts, since only a small percentage of students the university admits come from abroad. Having more students from different parts of the world in our classes would be a real way to add diversity, not having more science majors. W: That’s a good point. Question 2 Question The man expresses his opinion of the university’s plan to add a new science course requirement. State his opinion and explain the reasons he gives for holding that opinion.

FAQs

What is the task for TOEFL Speaking Question 1?

You are asked whether you prefer a friend who is similar to you or different from you, and to support your choice with specific reasons and examples.

What does the reading passage say about the new science course requirement?

It explains that all incoming students and current freshmen must complete one new science course requirement to graduate, aiming to ensure a well-rounded education and encourage more science or engineering career paths.

What opinion does the man give in the Question 2 conversation, and what reasons does he provide?

The man believes the university is making a bad decision, arguing the university already has enough required courses, the new requirement is excessive, and it will take time away from students’ majors; he also suggests the university should add diversity by accepting more foreign students instead of adding science majors.

Oct 2, 2026

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