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TOEFL Questions of the Day

Build your English one day at a time. Get 12 original tasks today, with clear explanations and models for speaking and writing. Come back tomorrow for a fresh set. Free, with no account required.

Test Ninjas Research · Updated September 14, 2026

Your daily TOEFL practice

12 task types. A fresh set every day. Pick a section and work through today’s original tasks.

TOEFL iBTTest Ninjas · Daily practice
Reading · Task 1 of 3Today’s set

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Every task type, every day

The current TOEFL iBT covers three Reading tasks, four Listening tasks, two Speaking tasks and three Writing tasks. This bank follows that coverage in the ETS test-content overview. Each daily set includes one task of every type. You can finish one section in a short session or work through the complete set over the day.

Your daily TOEFL practice
SectionTask typeTasks today
ReadingComplete the Words1
ReadingRead in Daily Life1
ReadingRead an Academic Passage1
ListeningListen and Choose a Response1
ListeningListen to a Conversation1
ListeningListen to an Announcement1
ListeningListen to an Academic Talk1
WritingBuild a Sentence1
WritingWrite an Email1
WritingWrite for an Academic Discussion1
SpeakingListen and Repeat1
SpeakingTake an Interview1

How to use your daily set

Select Expand test view for a focused workspace. The layout follows the task screens in the current ETS test overview: inline missing-letter fields, reading and question panes, and a response editor for writing. Use Back, Next and Review to move through your set; Help explains the current task.

  1. Try the task first. Read the directions and answer before checking the explanation. For listening, keep the transcript closed.
  2. Make your reasoning visible. Identify the sentence or audio detail that supports an answer. For word completion, check meaning, spelling and grammar together.
  3. Speak and write a complete response. Use the optional writing timer. Speaking recordings start their response countdown automatically and stop at the task’s time limit. Listen back for missing words, unclear sounds and undeveloped ideas.
  4. Review and retry. Compare your work with the explanation or model, complete the checklist, and retry the task using what you learned.
  5. Return tomorrow. A new set arrives at local midnight. Build a daily practice habit with a fresh task for every question type.

The year is organized into five blocks of 73 days. Original passages and scenario families return in later blocks with different questions, word-completion paragraphs or communication goals. This gives you another opportunity to work with familiar material while practicing a new aspect of English. The 4,380 total counts distinct tasks, including tasks that share a passage.

What the feedback tells you

Reading and Listening check your selected answers against a key. Word completion checks each full word, and sentence building checks the arrangement. Speaking and extended Writing provide an original model and a checklist: response development, clear organization, appropriate language and, for speaking, intelligibility. These review priorities follow the ETS Speaking scoring guides and ETS Writing scoring guides.

These are focused practice tasks. Listening uses practice recordings with optional replay and a transcript. Speaking presents one sentence or interview response at a time. Word completion follows the 10-gap format, with one space per missing letter. The exercises do not reproduce adaptive routing, full section lengths or official scoring. For test-length practice, use the official ETS preparation resources.

Daily practice and the real TOEFL
FeatureThis daily setOfficial test
Task coverageOne practice task of each typeFull sections with multiple items per type
Reading and ListeningA fixed daily setAdaptive modules
Listening controlsReplay, transcript and return to earlier tasksAudio plays once; no return to earlier Listening questions
TimingOptional reading/listening/writing timers; timed speaking recordingsTimed sections and responses
FeedbackAnswer checks, models and self-reviewOfficial scaled scores

The navigation and timing comparison follows the ETS practice-test directions.

Sources and originality

Format references were checked on September 14, 2026. All practice content was created for Test Ninjas; ETS sources inform the format and review criteria. Test Ninjas is not affiliated with ETS, and these are not official TOEFL questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Each day has 12 original practice tasks: one for every current TOEFL iBT task type. There are 365 daily sets, totaling 4,380 tasks. A word-completion task contains 10 incomplete words, while a speaking task is one response.

Complete 10 partially missing words in an academic paragraph of about 70–100 words. The first sentence is intact. After it, the second half of every second word is missing until there are 10 gaps. Each space represents one missing letter. Type only the ending, using the paragraph’s meaning and grammar to complete the word.

The practice covers the 12 task types in the standard TOEFL iBT format introduced in January 2026. These are focused practice drills, not complete test sections or an adaptive mock exam.

The passages, scripts, prompts, answer choices and models are original Test Ninjas practice material. Some passages and scenarios return after 73 days with different questions or tasks. The bank does not contain official or recalled ETS questions.

Today’s set is available throughout the day and changes at midnight in your device’s local time. Come back tomorrow for 12 new tasks, one for each TOEFL question type. The page offers today’s practice only, so there is a fresh reason to practice each day.

Listen to the recorded English prompts, then answer the question. The recordings use AI-generated voices, with different speakers for conversations. For speaking, answer aloud and optionally record yourself, then compare with a model and review checklist. Your microphone recordings stay in the current tab and can be downloaded.

Answers, writing drafts and review checklists save in this browser when local storage is available. Multiple-choice, word-completion and sentence-building tasks have answer checking. Open speaking and writing responses have sample answers and self-review criteria, without an automated TOEFL band score.

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