TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)

The TOEFL iBT (Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-Based Test) is a standardized test used to measure the English language proficiency of non-native English speakers. The pattern and syllabus of the TOEFL iBT in Israel are the same as those for the test worldwide. However, the content of the test may vary slightly from one administration to another.

Here's a brief overview of the TOEFL iBT pattern and syllabus:

Reading Section:
⚫ Time: 54-72 minutes
⚫ Number of questions: 30-40
⚫ Content: Passages from academic texts, followed by questions that test comprehension, vocabulary, and reading skills.

Listening Section:
⚫ Time: 41-57 minutes
⚫ Number of questions: 28-39
⚫ Content: Audio recordings of lectures, classroom discussions, and conversations, followed by questions that assess listening skills.

Speaking Section:
⚫ Time: 17 minutes
⚫ Tasks: 4 speaking tasks, including reading aloud, listening and speaking in response to a prompt, and expressing opinions on familiar topics.

Writing Section:
⚫ Time: 50 minutes
⚫ Tasks: 2 writing tasks, including summarizing information from a reading and a lecture, and writing an essay expressing an opinion on a given topic.

The TOEFL iBT syllabus covers a range of English language skills, including reading, listening, speaking, and writing, with a focus on academic English. Test-takers are expected to have a strong command of English grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension to perform well on the exam.

For specific details and test preparation materials tailored to TOEFL iBT in Israel, you may want to refer to official TOEFL resources or consult with local test preparation centers. Additionally, practicing with sample tests and familiarizing yourself with the test format can help you prepare effectively for the exam.