Well everyone.
And today we are going to go through a strategy video that is going to cover three different question
types.
So whenever you see a video with me in going over three different question types you're talking most
likely about Section 3 because Section 3 A lot of times is going to give you one reading passage and
maybe three question types.
The one reading passage as you've heard me say many times before the section number three is just like
the academic section.
So this is this video is being done for the general reading section of the course.
But if you're an academic student and you want to follow along if you're an academic student then you
want to follow along.
This is exactly what you do on the academic course so watching this video lecture is actually good for
you also.
Today we're looking at a guest don't a given question and we're looking at a multiple choice question.
And finally we also are looking at a wood section contains the following Right.
It's the same thing as doing the paragraph location question actually but it's just worded differently.
And this time we're going to do it where it's worded as a.
Which section contains the following question.
So with your yes known given question in terms of strategy we've done many many years don't not giving
questions so far.
And so you guys should have a really really good handle on how to do that particular kind of question.
All right but we know the questions go in order.
Spot the easiest questions first.
Underline your key word and find the magic sentence.
The first easiest question.
Remember you're comparing the past it's the passage sentence and the question sentence you're comparing
them together.
However it's a one way comparison.
You're comparing the question to the passage from the passage to the question remember.
True means all true.
All the essential information is there.
False meaning that something has been changed made the opposite or different.
So is Big change made opposite or different.
And we're dealing with contradiction.
Not given the info from the question is missing.
Or maybe maybe not.
The info from my question is missing.
When you have a situation where maybe or maybe not.
That means night given right you can't say well maybe is true.
Or maybe it's false.
No there is no maybe true there is no maybe false.
True is all true is clear.
False is a clear contradiction.
Now given me something is missing and then what you have also is the multiple choice question.
And the multiple choice question goes in order.
Remember the key thing about the multiple choice question is to get an answer you might have to read
two sentences instead of reading this one sentence and then are which section contains the following
is a paragraph location question.
All right and remember you would want to do this question last.
All right.
Do it last.
However even though we're going to do it last we are going to go ahead and highlight the key words for
all those questions in the in that section.
Because as we're doing the Yes don't give in question and doing the what what choice question I want
to keep an eye out for those keywords for the woods.
Which section contains the following question.
Type that way when it comes time to do that question.
I can go back and easily find that information.
OK all right so let's go ahead and look at the reading passage.
We're going to be looking at for today.
This is from book 13.
OK.
And we're dealing with the question dealing with tuning up your leadership skills.
So as you know I encourage you to buy the Cambridge books.
I encourage you to buy the Cambridge books and you should go out and buy a bush book number 13 because
Book Number 13 is great for your practicing.
Great for your practicing.
And if you want to practice go ahead and stop the tape now.
Open up your book do this section three with this reading passage answer all the questions try your
best to apply this strategy combat continue the video and then check out the answers and the analysis
to see how you did.
All right.
So in this set we're dealing with always good to here's our.
Which section contains the following.
Right.
Which section is the following.
Also you should note that it says you may choose any letter more than once so that means two answers
give me a or two answers can be D.
All right.
We also are dealing with a guest on a given question I mean truth was not given here than a multiple
choice question.
Right a multiple choice question.
All right.
So like I said I'm not going to do this.
This paragraph location section location question first if you do it first you're going to waste massive
amounts of time.
I mean massive amounts of time are you going to waste and you don't want to do that.
So we're going to look at the key words for each question to make sure we know what it's about and then
we're going to go ahead and do the other questions and keep an eye out for those key words as we're
doing the other questions that makes you be that makes you much much faster when you're going through
this.
OK.
Much much faster.
All right.
Twenty eight.
We're dealing with a summary
of a summary of aspects of leadership.
All right.
A summary of aspects of leadership the study some real aspects of leadership you hear me kind of repeating
myself several times.
All right.
How bandleaders
passed on her leadership skills.
Al bandleaders pass on her leadership skills.
Summary of background's band leader somebody a background bandleaders
way as one bandleader encouraged his musicians.
All right.
Thirty two overview.
Overview of the main similarities between business people and jazz people write an overview.
It's always interesting because all reviews we know overviews have to become early on someone to make
an assumption that an 1:32 is going to be in the for first or second paragraph.
All right.
And the next one that we're talking about excuse me are two contrasting ways of leading a team.
All right.
So I would add as I'm going and doing my other questions about true false given and my multiple choice
question as I'm doing the other questions I want to keep on reviewing those key words as I'm before
I get to the next question because I'm just burning them in my head right so that I can keep an eye
out for them.
All right now are true false that giving question
all right.
None of these are really easier to do than the other ones.
Maybe this one with these two names right.
Herbicides a locket.
OK.
This is the key.
We're told with this these two falls nine given question when you look at the question there's you should
be able to note was the language you're going to play with to make something true false or not given
the name you're going to play with the words are going to play with there were these two people first
to compare.
All right.
Next.
One reason why.
One reason why the musicians were chosen.
All right.
Setting setting unpredictable.
And then next the researchers
cover only certain aspects of leadership certain aspects.
Again that's the language you're going to play with.
Did they only cover certain aspects of leadership that means specific aspects of leadership.
All right so excuse me.
Let's go ahead and look at this urban lock first to compare.
That's the magic language right there.
First to compare the words of Music where they were they the first to compare the words of music.
All right.
So
here we see herb with that larget
right here we see urban and like and also what would I look at this sentence or relock it.
This is puzzling why they chose jazz for number reasons so our antecedents were more for one of the
other questions about why why did they choose jazz.
So I know this for one of the other questions that means the first one has to be in this first paragraph
here.
So I need lane which you got out of the question.
Just to show you what I'm talking about this question of what 35 was talking about.
One reason why they chose jazz musicians.
That's in the second paragraph I just saw it already when I was trying to look at their names so I know
this this one right here.
Number 34 is in the first paragraph.
OK.
And we need language that means first to compare the worlds of music.
First now some of you are saying well you use the urban unlock it anywhere else.
Well yes the Urban are like a couple other places also.
Right here is urban and like it focusing on three specific areas so I know this is for another question.
So we see urban a lot and a few times somebody you say one of the names appear more than once.
There's not going to be more.
There's not going to be another sentence where you have them talking about reasons for choosing not
to be and other centers that talks about them choosing three specific areas.
But I just wanted to check other sentences where I saw their names together.
OK.
But is this one it's about reasons I know that 34 has to be up here.
And here's our language that means the same as first ever since.
All right ever since ever since is it now ever since.
Is synonym for first
ever since is a synonym way of saying first my
first or first to happen right you set a name for that.
Ever since marriage expert Peter Drucker compared the job of chief executive officer to that of an orchestra
conductor.
The business of world has been exploring.
Right.
And then it talks about these professors herbicide and larget put herbicide in.
We're not the first ones.
They were not the first ones right.
The sentences are the first ones but they're not the first ones.
They're not the first one is because it says you're ever since management expert Peter Drucker ever
since management expert Peter Drucker.
Right.
So he's the first one to do it.
He's the first one to compare.
All right.
So I know that number 34.
I know the number 34 is going to be false.
Right because they were not the first they were not the first to compare.
They were not the first to compare.
All right.
Now next we'll say is one reason why jazz musicians were chosen for the research is because of the setting
in which the work is unpredictable.
So is one reason why this setting is unpredictable.
Let's look I know this paragraph right here because of the topic sentences talking about reasons that
this whole paragraph is talking about reasons now I need a paragraph I'm looking for a sentence that
talks about the the setting being unpredictable for a start.
I mean there's the first second.
First that's the first reason jazz bands are synonymous with creativity improvisation innovation in
jazz groups here's the second one jazz groups and their members are often operate in uncertain and dynamic
environments.
OK.
So here we have the information for that one dynamic environments.
All right.
So the second reason is the first reason right here.
Right that's our first reason right there.
This is our second reason right here.
Jazz groups and their members often operate in concert in dynamic environments characterized by rapid
change.
That's the second reason all of these are reasons why.
Because the top isn't it tells me that right.
So we know that number 35 is going to be true.
It's going to be true because dynamic environment is characterized by rapid change.
Look here
setting
environment
rapid change unpredictable.
OK.
One reason why they were chosen.
Yes one reason to say the only reason because there was a reason before but this one is going to be
true.
Everything is there.