🔽 Should I read the fingerprint or the question first?

It may be a matter of personal preference, but I find it more effective to quickly skim the problem and summarize the fingerprints, focusing on the what-how-why.

🔽 Does your view often match the representation in your fingerprint?

No. What is said in the fingerprint is often paraphrased into different words or expressions in the question or view. (Paraphrasing)

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TOEIC Part 7 Question Types - Reading Comprehension

🔸54 reading comprehension questions - single, double, and triple passages
🔸Quickly familiarize yourself with the problem and summarize it with a what-how-why focus

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TOEIC Part 7 - Reading Comprehension

Types of TOEIC Test Questions Part 7 Reading comprehension is based on real-life business or everyday documents and can be divided into the following categories

Single Fingerprint (Single Passages) 29 questions - emails, ads, announcements, articles, etc.
Dual Fingerprint (Double Passages) 10 Questions - Email + Reply
Triple fingerprint (Triple Passages) 15 questions - Calendar + Email + Product Description

Types of frequently asked questions

In Part 7, you'll be asked a variety of different types of questions, including

Details - Quickly locate by keyword to verify factual matches
Topic/Purpose - Focus on the first and last sentence to get the full flow
Inference problems - Inferring intent due to lack of direct information
Double/Triple Fingerprint - Compare common people/situations/time, etc. across documents