🔽 What fingerprints do you usually see in Part 6?

These are emails, announcements, notices, news articles, blog posts, advertisements, proposals, invitations, etc. that are primarily related to work or life.

🔽 How can I effectively solve Part 6?

◼ Skim the entire passage: Quickly skim the entire passage to get a sense of the topic, purpose, and overall flow of content. ◼ Focus on the context before and after the gap: Carefully read the sentences immediately before and after the gap to look for grammatical and contextual clues. ◼ Grammar/vocabulary questions: As in Part 5, consider parts of speech, tenses, number agreement, and appropriate vocabulary to make sure it fits the context.

Training, Foreign Language Education

TOEIC Part 6 Question Type - Long Answer

🔸16 long-form blanks - choose the appropriate word, phrase, or sentence to fill in the 4 blanks in the short passage
🔸Quickly skim the entire passage and choose vocabulary or grammar that makes sense in context before and after the gap

Instructor

vibekorean

103 Students enrolled

0 reviews

Description
Curriculum
Reviews

Webster Transfer School Key Features

15 years of experience teaching transfer English
Transfer English Practice Test - Answers and explanations by university and section
Transfer English classroom + digital textbook + tutoring in the fastest time possible
Transfer English Grammar - Improve Comprehension and Retention with Illustrations
Transferable English Words - 6x better memory with pictures and audio
Transfer English Reading - Anticipate Sentence Structure and Read 3x Faster with Chunking
English grammar dictionary, phrasal verbs and idioms dictionary, everyday English dictionary, reading comprehension topics 900

TOEIC Part 6 - Long Answer Blank

Part 6 is a relatively short passage, such as an email, announcement, advertisement, or article, with four blanks, and you have to select the most appropriate word, phrase, or sentence from the view to fill each blank. There are four passages in total, with four questions per passage, for a total of 16 questions.

Common fingerprint types

Email - invitations, apologies, requests
Announcements / notices - maintenance, closures, events, etc.
Product Guides / Documentation
News / Articles - press releases, blog posts, etc.

Troubleshooting tips

Quickly read the entire fingerprint to understand the flow
Grammar questions - Quickly check parts of speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs)
Vocabulary questions - phrases that make sense in context and in full sentences
Connectors - Identify like flows, opposite flows, and cause and effect
Insert sentence - identify logical connections to preceding and following sentences