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The shape of Parts 3 and 4

The tour guide who reads the itinerary before the bus leaves

The reading-ahead rhythm

Question types and how to predict from them

The standard question types and what they tell you

Paraphrase: the answer never uses the words you heard

The harder formats

Graphic questions and three-speaker conversations

Implied-meaning questions and keeping pace

Practice: Parts 3 and 4

Using the instruction time

Order of answers

Predicting from questions

Gist question location

Paraphrase recognition

Repeated-word trap

Request question

Next-action question

Graphic question: which half

Graphic question: a change

Three speakers

Implied meaning

Implied meaning: idiom

Falling behind

Part 4 pace

Listening Jumble

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

TOEIC Listening Parts 3 and 4: reading the three printed questions before the audio, predicting the recording from them, tracking answers in order, handling graphic and implied-meaning questions, and keeping pace through 69 questions.

Parts 3 and 4 hold 69 of the 100 Listening questions. Each recording has three printed questions, and the questions are your map: read them first and the recording tells you the answers in order.

Listening Parts 3 and 4: Conversations and Talks

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