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Is your TOEFL material current on: adaptive design?
The figures
- What the audit asks
- Does it describe Reading and Listening as adaptive, with Writing and Speaking linear?
- Marker present when the answer is
- Yes
- The sourced fact
- The 2026 Reading and Listening sections use multistage adaptive designs — a router followed by a lower or upper module. Writing and Speaking are linear.
- Claim-ledger rows
- E-005, E-014
How these figures were arrived at
This marker is one of the deterministic rules behind the current-material audit. The fact above is registered in the claims ledger under the rows listed, each traced to a dated ETS source; the audit applies the rule mechanically rather than forming an opinion about the material.
Sources last checked 2026-07-17.
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