TOEIC Vocabulary Test
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Test your knowledge of 1500+ words that are commonly used in the TOEIC test. TOEIC evaluates professional English. A TOEIC score of 900 or more is a high score in almost all cases and for almost all jobs. You should include a TOEIC of 900 points or more on your CV.

TOEIC Vocabulary Test
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1. n. advantage means
2. v. second means
3. adj. tense means
4. v. destroy means
5. adj. prepaid means
6. v. diversify means
7. v. site means
8. v. alert means
9. v. rely means
10. n. setback means
11. n. technique means
12. n. overview means
13. v. move means
14. n. credit means
15. n. import means
16. n. paradigm means
17. n. suitcase means
18. n. breakthrough means
19. n. engine means
20. n. news means
21. n. screen means
22. n. education means
23. n. interpreter means
24. n. citizenship means
25. n. auditorium means

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