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The TOEFL Vocab Blueprint: Welcome & Strategy

Welcome to Vocabulary in Context

Anatomy of the Question

The 4 Types of Context Clues

Spot the Clue

The Golden Rule of TOEFL Vocab

Science & Nature Passages

Why Science Vocab Matters on the TOEFL

Top 8 Science Verbs & Nouns

See It in a Paragraph

Test Your Knowledge: Science Vocab 1

Test Your Knowledge: Science Vocab 2

Test Your Knowledge: Science Vocab 3

Mini-Glossary: Science & Nature

Social Sciences & History

Navigating Human Behavior & History Passages

Top 8 Social Science Words

Positive, Negative, or Neutral?

Context Challenge: Social Science 1

Context Challenge: Social Science 2

Context Challenge: Social Science 3

Key Takeaway: Reading Tone

The Tricky "Action" Words (Verbs & Adverbs)

The Hidden Danger of Verbs and Adverbs

Words of Change & Cause

Words of Argument & Degree

Spot the Trap 1

Spot the Trap 2

Spot the Trap 3

Quick Reference: Action Words

TOEFL Trap Words & "False Friends"

How ETS Writes Wrong Answers

False Friends & Multiple Meanings

Don't Get Trapped! 1

Don't Get Trapped! 2

Don't Get Trapped! 3

You've Got the Blueprint

Master TOEFL Reading vocabulary-in-context questions: the four context clue types, high-frequency academic vocabulary across science and social science, tricky action words, and ETS's favorite trap words — with a quiz after every section.

Nearly a third of TOEFL Reading questions ask you to define a word using the sentence
around it — and ETS deliberately picks words most learners have never seen. This module
hands you the exact system tutors use to decode any unfamiliar word from context, then
drills it across the passage types the real test actually uses: science, social science,
argument, and ETS's favorite trap words.

Vocabulary in Context

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