TOEFL iBT Vocabulary: 3000 Questions Preparing for the TOEFL® iBT test but having difficulties with the Reading Section? Not understanding the passages because you don’t have enough vocabulary? Memorizing endless lists of words given in various books seems useless way of learning new TOEFL iBT vocabulary? The number of vocabulary questions given on the TOEFL constitute approximately one third of all the questions on the reading section. The length of a reading passage on the TOEFL averages 700 words and a typical passage contains 3 vocabulary questions out of 10 questions in total. Considering that the reading section contains 3 reading passages, test takers will have to answer 10 vocabulary questions on the TOEFL. That’s really no joke. In scrutinizing all the TOEFLs given thus far, we have found something very interesting. Similar topics and questions have appeared repeatedly on the real tests. In other words, the passages and questions the test takers witnessed on the today’s test will possibly appear again on the next week’s test, next month’s test, or on a test some months later. That repetition caused us to analyze the frequencies at which words have appeared on the real tests. Using this analysis we have produced this innovative and ambitious book, TOEFL iBT Vocabulary in 3000 Questions The 3,000 vocabulary questions in this book are the ones that have most frequently appeared on the real TOEFL tests. We divide the 3,000 questions into 60 tests: each test containing 50 questions. By prioritizing vocabulary for the students, we make TOEFL vocabulary building more streamlined and efficient, increasing the potential of test takers worldwide.