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How Part 7 is built

The detective who reads the case file, not the library

The text types and where their answers live

Single passages

The question-first method, step by step

Sentence insertion, text-message chains and the meaning of a line

Multiple passages and pacing

Double and triple passages: the cross-reference question

Pacing Part 7 and the guess sweep

Practice: passages and sets

Reading order

Purpose question location

Detail with an exception

Inference from two clues

NOT question method

Paraphrase trap

Sentence insertion clue

Text-message meaning

Chat idiom

First step in a multiple-passage set

Recognising a cross-reference question

Cross-reference answer

Latest text wins

Per-set time cap

Final sweep

Part 7 Word Search

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Reading Part 7: the text types TOEIC uses, a question-first method for single passages, cross-referencing for double and triple passages, the four question types including NOT and sentence-insertion, and a 55-minute pacing plan.

Part 7 is 54 questions on emails, notices, articles, adverts, text-message chains and sets of two or three related documents. Nobody reads it all in 55 minutes.

Reading Part 7: Passages, Emails and Multiple Texts

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