 Mon Nov 28, 2005 22:42 pm Reading vs listening |
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| emad wrote: | hi all ; 
All those who entered TOEIC , Have not you noticed that our listening scores usually higher than reading scores? why ?
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Emad |
I have some experimental tests with an "evaluating score sheet", a score conversion table for practicing. According to that sheet the same amount of correct answers worth more scores in the listening section rather than the reading section.
Perhaps listening is easier for most of the examinees, i guess this is because of time management. At the listeng part you only have to focus on what you hear. At the reading part you also have to manage your time as well, such as 30 sec/questions, etc. But it can vary from person to person. |
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