Going to be children
right now that I know we're number 40 years I can go ahead excuse me and keep going forward.
All right.
Now let's go ahead and just pause for one moment for a second please.
OK so we're moving on to the
other questions.
Let's go to the top.
All right.
Where was the mechanical feared her cycles go back down for one second.
Let's go back down for a second to our questions.
All right the mechanical theory their shows court life inside sports that first sentence because I'm
thinking number 36 is at the beginning of that paragraph because the Final question of is right here
in this paragraph that was question.
And we go back down to question 40 so question if question for me is right here
the question for you is right here.
That means that 36 do on the right here in this beginning right here.
Right because this is when the discussion of the mechanical theater starts.
That means within this small bit of space we have to have 36 37 38 and 39 all in this one space because
40 years here and is the field the play in question and goes in order.
So another stunning creation of the 18th century was the mechanical theater in the grounds of Australia's
Hilborn palace home of the archbishop Salisbury.
So where was the theatre.
The theatre was in the grounds.
The fear was in the grounds that the order was in the grounds of the palace.
Austria's hill run palace.
Now we had to be careful.
Look at how many words we're allowed to write.
Says one word only right.
So since this is one word only we can only write.
Palace
if you write Heilbrunn palace if you write help or hurt hill run palace then that is going to be incorrect.
You cannot do that.
OK.
You can't do that if you write two words there and directions say you only write one word in this.
Look for number 37.
All right.
And we will get four represent various of the time.
Look Borchers butchers and barbers that's going to be our sentence when we get to that sentence we're
looking for synonym language for represent various represent various
Oh there we go butchers for men workers.
That's our sentence right there.
Right.
So they actually have the same words.
Right.
Do we have butchers.
Barber Yes we know where we are in the right sentence.
OK.
So that's this sentence right here.
All right now remember what I told you we need to fine.
We need to find our language.
We need to find our language with language that we need to find with the real exam is going to be easier
because you don't have to scroll up and down like I'm doing represent various of the time represent
various of the time.
That's the language we're looking for a total of 141 mobile and 52 immobile little figures demonstrate
all manner of trades of the period.
There's an answer right there.
Demonstrate all manner demonstrate means represent various Right.
And the period is the main which is talking about time.
OK that's our set of them later.
We'll be writing for you to kind of show you how they are playing with and using some of them language
we need what represent various of the time represent various And over time.
So this right here
this language right here is the same as representing various of the period is the same mass of the time
that means the answer is he represents various trades demonstrates all manner of trades.
That means our hands are is what trade is.
Right but look at the synonym language right.
Does this give you a good idea of what they how they're using synonym language enough yet how you have
to be able to recognize and operate with synonym language
so that when history is
no the next one something providing power that operates the mechanical feared or
something to upgrade it.
Power
and actually you know what.
Everybody this is going to be interesting you're going to love this.
Number 39 in 40 are in the same sentence.
Now how do I know.
Remember earlier you've heard me say over and over and over again over and over and over again talking
about when you have a word compound sentence
when you have a compound searches like we have here when you have a comp else it is like we have here.
That means that this part after and this part after and is what gave you the answer for 40.
Right so this part right here
that part right there that was 440.
Right.
That part was the answer 40
eliminate that and this part right here.
A little bit more
this part right here at the top before and that was for THIRTY-NINE right because remember for thirty
nine for 39 it was talking about new Bley developed in the 19th century.
Reduce the cost right reduce the cost.
And here in this sentence is there's the automat the auto matter auto motor could be made cheaply could
be made cheaply and easily reduce the costs.
So during the 90s during the 19th century mass production techniques mass production techniques.
So what help reduce the cost.
Right.
What every.
Now remember we can't write mass production tech into mass production.
We have the right techniques is our answer techniques is our answer.
This is what reduce the cost.
But what I'm pointing out to you here is 39 and 40 are in the same sentence and that's OK because it's
a compound sentence it's a compound sentence.
What do we know about a compound sentence a compound sentence is a combination of two different clauses.
It's a combination of two independent clauses.
It means it's a combination of two clauses that can be their own sentence.
All right.
Now this is what if this is the situation where I was telling you about.
Watch for sometimes two questions can be in the same sentence.
If it's a compound sentence.
So the answer for this one right here is techniques right techniques is our answer.
All right for number 39
OK so I hope that is now clear to you in terms of what I mean if not back to take back the tape up and
listen to me again.
And the other one we're dealing with is something providing power.
Something has to provide power.
And that's pretty easy because Number 37 is right here.
That means number 38 has to be right in this in one of these two sentences is number 38.
Right.
So we need something that provides power and we see it I see it already I'm just walking making sure
water technology.
This is the only form of power there's mention in these two sentences here and it has to come in these
two sentences it has to because 37 is here in 38 and 39 is here.
That means 38 has to be in the middle.
So all we need to do is look for a form of power that you're talking about.
I'm not reading and trying to process those sentences.
I'm looking for forms of power form of power that I see as water technology.
That means they answer is going to be what was the answer going to be.
The answer is going to be water.
I can't right.
Water.
I can't right water technology.
If I write water technology that's going to be wrong.
If our right water technology that's going to be wrong because what I'm limited to only one word.
So pay attention to your direction.
All right.
We've done our fill the blank.
Remember for the remember for the matching question.
Oh I already know where the answers are not the answers.
I know where the names are.
Because we went through and highlighted the names earlier.
So we we know where they are.
That's why you that's why I went.
Remember I went to the process of saying in the very beginning I said hey go ahead even if you're not
doing this magic question.
Highlight the names and put them in your head so that when you're doing the summary question and doing
the other question you can note where they are.
OK.
So let's go ahead and look at the first person
said T.
This is the test.
Doesn't sound like a true Egyptian he must be a Greek from when the Greeks invaded Egypt with either
the Greeks the Romans.
They probably both invaded Egypt and proclaimed themselves rulers.
But that looks like one of them not a true Egyptian but maybe it is.
But CBS went off track.
All right.
Artistic work just tibias did in Egypt tell CBS experimented with air pressure and pneumatic principles
one of his creations was a singing Blackbird powered by water sword.
CBS did something with air and if somebody did something with water Let's see does that fit in the answer
choices.
Number 35.
Air and water power.
Now some people are going to say what if somebody else is here in water power is not going to be that
way.
All right is not going to be that way.
Somebody else is not going to be air in water.
They don't do that.
OK.
Don't overthink it.
Don't overcomplicated.
The next one we came across where the Arab engineers.
All right the Arab into the Arab engineers much later Arab engineers of the 9th and 13th centuries wrote
detailed treatises on how to build programmable music Felton's mechanical servants and elaborate clocks.
So what do the Arab engineers do.
They wrote detailed treatises on how to build programmable programmable musical Felton's.
Does that match anything.
Yeah.
They wrote treatises.
That means they wrote documents.
That means that they can answer.
You're not going to how another person wrote things.
OK.
Only one person but you have to know that a treatise is a document.
Right.
We're talking about sending them language here.
Next let's go ahead and let's look at the Vinci.
Now what are we left with right now.
We've done thirty three and we've done also number 35.
OK.
All right so.
OK let's go ahead and move and find da Vinci and see and see if we have producing documents 33 years
go on using air and we're using air and water power is gone.
We're left with 31 created in all over town.
They represented a bird in water.
So he has be something when a bird in water on a mountain they performed a musical instrument and all
matter which required a human being to operate the mechanism.
I remember we had Davinci we are Mahler 2 we are smaller two slits we would Mahler at first.
Mahler was reputed to have made an artificial eagle.
He made a bird which flew to greet the Emperor on its entry into Germany.
So Muller right it sounds like Mahler is actually somebody that is Muller what is Mahler.
There's Mahler but it's mother on our list goes by can look at the list of Mahler's not on our list.
OK.
It's just an extra name.
Müller's No no no this doesn't matter.
I thought at first the Mahler represented number 31 but number 31 is bird in water and Muller was a
bird in ear.
OK so Muller's not even one of our names.
I got my hymns mixed up.
Da Vinci leden out the lead in our DA VINCI media lying in honor of the King of France which advanced
towards him starved opened his chest in a claw and pointed to the French Quarter arms.
All right so da Vinci doesn't fit anything.
None of those are about a life.
So Da Vinci doesn't fit anything melody yet made extensive use of Geering and cogs to reduce an amount
of horse's work by turning a handle.
All right maladroit
maladroit
Maillard debt made extensive use of Geering and cards produce on a of horses work by turning a handle.
Okay I know which one this one fits is tricky.
Wow this one's a little bit tricky.
This was a little bit tricky.
Everybody is saying he made something that work by a handle that means that it needed in need of a human
being to operate it.
All right.
So melodramatics d if he's making something that work by a handle that means that you're a human being
to operate it.
All right.
Van Wilkinson Volcan self-produce a duck made of gilded copper which ate and drank and quack like a
real duck.
He also made it in life size female flute player.
So he made a musical instrument.
We had one that was talking about a musical instrument.
All right that has to be balanced.
There has to be Bach and said he made something with a musical instrument.
He made something with a musical instrument.
So that's Wilkinson.
Wilkinson is he he made something with a musical instrument.
Right now when he said I don't mean a bird in water.
Right we're not going to have two people that made a bird in water.
We have one person and a bird in air.
But when he said and made a bird in water
bird in water Merlin in another world don't use Merlin's silver Swan Maidie made in 1773.
This one sits in a stream.
All right.
So there we have a bird in water right.
He made a swan which is a bird that sits on a string consisting of glass rods were small fish are swimming.
He made a bird in water.
So that's Murlynd moral I mean a bird in water that means that this one is f..
OK so you see a matching question is not that complicated.
OK.
Is not that complicated.
You have to go through and you have to be able to read the sentence read the sentence where you see
the person's name and then look at the information and process it in terms of sending them language
to find a match.
It's all about sit in a language sit in them language sit in some language and I'm language.
OK so thank you so much for joining me today.
I really enjoyed being your teacher and helping you on this journey in this general reading section
as the weeks goes on.
Weeks go on and months go on I'll add more strategy videos.
But I think we've actually been able to cover all the different questions specifically.
And if you have any questions or concerns be sure to let me know.
So thanks a lot.
Talk to you soon.
Keep working hard.