TOEFL Junior初中托福介绍.docVIP

TOEFL? Junior? Test Scores TOEFL? Junior? test scores are determined by the number of questions a student has answered correctly. There is no penalty for wrong answers. The number of correct responses on each section is converted to a number and reported on a scale of 200–300 points. The total score is a sum of the three section scores, and, therefore, ranges from 600–900 points. Sections Scale Scores Listening Comprehension 200–300 Language Form and Meaning 200–300 Reading Comprehension 200–300 Total Score 600–900 Score Reports Each TOEFL Junior score report provides: both section and total scores to assist parents, students and teachers in understanding what the scores mean a description of the English-language abilities typical of test takers scoring around a particular scaled score level to help identify strengths and areas for improvement section test scores mapped to score levels of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) a Lexile? measure to help you find books at the students reading level Listening Comprehension Test takers who score between 280 and 300 may have the following strengths: They can understand main ideas, whether they are clearly stated or implied, in both academic and nonacademic extended spoken texts. They can identify important details in both academic and nonacademic extended spoken texts. They can make inferences based on a speaker’s intonation or stress. They can usually understand idiomatic language used in longer, more complex speech. They can understand how information is being used by a speaker (e.g., to make a comparison or to provide evidence to support an argument) in academic and nonacademic extended spoken texts. Test takers who score between 250 and 275 may have the following strengths: They can understand main ideas that are explicitly stated in academic and nonacademic extended spoken texts where the language is simple and the context is clear. They can identify important details in academic and nonaca