Good afternoon good morning.
Good evening to whatever part of the world jury and we are now about to begin a nother strategy video.
And in this strategy video I'm going to be looking at a complete pass in a complete pack a complete
passage I'm sorry a complete passage from the Book Number 12.
And we're going to be looking at the multiple choice questions strategy and looking at the summary question
strategy.
So in this video we're actually tackling we're actually tackling this strategy for two different question
types the multiple choice question and the summary question.
All right.
So let's first look at the strategy to go back to our let's go back to our strategy
our strategy summarization I'm sorry strategy summarization and we have a multiple choice question which
is right here.
So this ruling passage has a multiple choice question.
And again the multiple choice question is in our family of questions.
They go in order.
The strategy is the same you can see it there.
Review the questions about these as do firs online key scan if you're matching sentence.
Now here's the big note on number five.
Sometimes the multiple choice question can use two sentences from the passage where I if use two sentences
from the passage to form the question and two sentences from the passage to pool the answer from.
OK so that makes the multiple choice question and one that goes in order like the short answer question
is coming from one sentence the you know the other ones we have are our answers coming from one sentence
for other ones to go in order before a multiple choice question here might be two sentences even possibly
three even a whole lot of time just two sentences that you have to read together in order to get your
answer for the multiple choice question but this question Does Guarin order.
And that's very helpful because that means after number 35 comes 36 and 36 come seven in terms of inside
the passage.
OK so in this in this one we're going to be tackling the multiple choice question.
OK.
And we also are going to be tackling the issue that we're tackling today and on the why or why I'm saying
the word tackling it means it means the same as doing right doing.
But it's slang.
It's an American slang that my American slang tackling probably because I don't know we use the word
tackling in American football.
Tackling means like something you're getting hold of today you're getting you're getting to today.
So I'm sorry for that divergence.
It's going to be some request.
OK.
So when you look at it if there is anything there look confusing in terms of the strategy probably not
right.
When you look at most of the strategies it doesn't look confusing does it.
It doesn't look confusing.
Right.
It doesn't look confusing.
The issue all deals with application that's where people have their problem is when it comes to application
of the strategy.
It's basically a field blank question differences.
Sometimes the sentences sentences come from multiple paragraphs.
Now most of the time it's an order but sometimes for a summary question it doesn't have to be.
However most of the time in the general reading in the general reading which is what this video is for
for the general reading you know even though the strategy applies to academic in general for the general
reading most of the time is in order Greta the question despite the easiest ones to do first.
Again I mean the words that jump out at you that are easy names of countries names of groups of people
Dade's things like that.
Underline the key words in the question.
Find your first batching sentence this and then find the language.
Excuse me.
And then number seven remember I had mentioned before I mentioned before about looking at the language
before and after the blank line when it comes to the of the blank questions.
That same strategy applies here first.
Look at the language before and after the blank lines.
OK look at that language because if you look at that language that's going to help you know where the
answer is.
OK.
So when you find the matching sentence in the passage and you're looking at their past sentence search
for that language just before and after the blank line because that's where your answer will be you'll
be connected to that language.
It has to.
OK.
And then you write your answer.
So that is our strategy for the summary question and our strategy for the matching question.
We're going to handle both of those.
Both of those in this passage.
OK.
So we're getting two for the price of one in this passage.
All eyes on our questions.
So long as it were is just wrong.
This is Section 3.
It is must be a Section 3 long that is.
All right.
Like I told you earlier the section 3 Section 3 is like the academic academic aisles and we have these
long paragraphs like they could easily they could easily take this passage and put it in the academic
because it's so long.
Right.
It's so long and it has multiple questions as opposed to sections 1 and 2 where I will give you a reading
passage and one question said in section three on the island.
You could easily have won passage for general.
You could easily have Section 3 You could easily have won passage with three question sets for that
one passage.
So we have thirty five of the persons name 36 with a person's name
and 37 is a main idea.
Question Wow.
So and then we have our summary question 38 39 and 40.
Now if I were managing this if I were going through managing this one if I if going through managing
this one I would actually I would actually go ahead and I would do 35 36 then I would do the summary
question and then I would come back and do the main idea.
Question number 37.
Because I would want to I would want to take a look at as much of the passage as I can.
All right.
I want to take a look at look.
Take a look at as much of the passage as I can.
In the end if I can do that then I have a better idea of what's going to summarize the passage as a
whole.
All right.
So let's go ahead and move through and see if we can tackle this.
OK.
So the first thing I'm going to do is point out to you we're 35 and 36 are and we'll answer those and
then we'll answer the summary question and then we'll come back to number 37.
OK.
All right.
So 35 are key words we're looking at here.
Because Boris Boris Worm.
That's a that's a great name.
I don't know why when I first saw the name Boris warm I thought it was a big word but he's not big word.
All right this is Boris where I'm not because I don't know where I get big worm from.
All right we want to know his concern and then for 36 we're looking for John Shepherd.
We will know what point does John Shepherd have to make.
OK.
So this book
just look.
All right.
So we're looking for
there is Boris.
All right.
There's Boris right there.
That's Boris right there
there's Boris that his information is right there
right now here we see the name worm also.
But I'm going to go with Boris Worm since that's what I'm going to start first with Boris Worm.
OK.
And then we're also dealing with John Shepherd
JOHN SHEPHERD
No JOHN SHEPHERD
No John Shepherd
John Shepherd must be on the last page.
Here's worm again.
Boy worm here's three times.
Like I said I'm going to go with Boris Worm first
and they're yours.
JOHN SHEPHERD right there Josh represented the last paragraph.
John Shepherd's last paragraph.
George shepherd for us Marine side.
So we're at 35 and 36 now now what I've done is I've gone ahead and separated this down so you can look
at it together.
All right.
So you can look at it together.
We don't want that one.
All right.
There's a multiple choice there are summary information right next to each other
right here is our information for Borris right here.
If I can make this a little bit bigger for us too.
Take a look at just a little bit better.
Put on my glasses so I can see I'm getting them old man now.
OK.
Thirty five.
Boris main concern.
All right.
Boris is professor of biology there is a more serious point.
All right this is very Our.
There's a more serious point right main concern.
There's a more serious point.
OK.
That the way we manage the oceans is not only threatening the survival of individual species it's upsetting
the delicate balance of marine communities and thus causing the collapse of entire ecosystem systems.
So his main concern is what marine ecosystems will completely break down.
Right.
They answer is a that's the only thing we don't see anything about fish numbers and nothing about seafood
for people heed nothing about politicians.
Right.
But we know this is the paragraph because you saw other places where it talked about worm.
Right.
There's Borris worms.
Main concern.
All right.
There's a more serious point.
All right let me do this is there is a more serious point there talking about his main concern to somebody
you might say well Soilwork and other places where I am is just stating the obvious.
Right here is as warm as just stating the obvious.
All right.
Warm and his colleagues.
But this is a warm safe as we should be focusing our attention on protecting our marine So the source
of the ecosystem level.
Right.
So some people would say well how can it go.
How can we not go with this sentence right here right.
Why do we go with this sentence right here.
OK.
And that's because when we go here
right look at this language right here I want to point something out to you that you often point out
to you earlier made conclusion of his right.
There's a more serious point right.
The main conclusion of here is the main conclusion of his.
All right.
The main conclusion of here is and in fact I think it might be better if we just actually put that in
your all for you guys so you can you can really see that all together.
We put all of that in there for you guys because I think I did a disservice by not really pointing out
to you there's a more serious point and the main conclusion.
Right.
That means main concern.
So we have what I see the main conclusion I know.
I know that there's not going to be another sentence to says his main conclusion.
Right.
So what is his main conclusion and I see boerewors warm.
The main conclusion I know that that's this is where the information is going to be located.
OK.
This is where we're going to see everything.
All right.
And we see when we look at this information the only answer that we see is going to be a.