OK everyone it's time for a nother specific general reading question.
Break down in this video we're going to be looking at the yes.
No not giving question now we're going to be looking at the on a given question I would say probably
two different ways.
We're going to look at how it normally appears in sections 1 and 2 which I would say is really more
of the general format and also how it appears in section 3 which is more more similar and actually almost
the same as how it appears in the academic format.
OK so we're going to start off with looking at the you know the section 1 to type a passage that has
a yes on a given question and then we'll move on from there.
OK.
All right so in this first video this this is from Book Number 12 is from Book Number 12.
If you have book number 12 and you want to follow along I think you should heavily by the Cambridge
books.
Those are the best books.
People ask me all the time which books should I get.
I tell you all the time by the Cambridge books.
So this is from Book Number 12.
One thing you can do is stop the video and go ahead and open up your book and go ahead and do this reading
passage then come back and finish watching the video and see how you did in terms of answering the questions.
So let's get started.
Before we go into the this specific passage.
Let's go ahead and look at the strategy for the yes no not giving question
I have a little bit of a cold today so if you hear me cough please forgive me for doing that.
But you know I don't know when the call will be finish but I want to do this video and I'm trying to
get through it.
But let's look at the HE No not given strategy.
OK.
Let me highlight for you what we're looking
a lot of students have trouble with the yes no not giving question but really the given question is
not that complicated but I think a lot of students overcomplicate it because they think too much they
go too deeply or they make the mistake of making inferences don't make inferences with this question
is unnecessary.
All right.
Look at this specific question number one goals in order goals and order goals in order.
That means after Number five is number six after Number six is number seven.
Number seven is number eight.
It goes in.
Order through the passage.
OK.
All right.
So when we look at it Greta the questions first and spot the easiest questions to do for us.
OK.
Again we're looking for dates names numbers Star Scientific words specific phrases that don't have that
in them language.
That's important because you want to do the questions that appear for the questions that are easiest
for us because that's going to give you your starting point to the point where you start from.
Now we're going after.
Underline the key words we're going to scan and find the matching sentence.
Your first easiest question.
So if number 12 is in paragraph number three that means numbers 11 and 10 are in paragraphs 2 and 1
and and Numbers 13 14 15 or after that.
OK so it goes in order.
You want to number four scan and find the matching sentence to your first easiest question then number
five you want to compare the passage sentence and the question sentence that in math matches you're
comparing those two sentences.
You're comparing the question to the passage not the passage to the question.
It's very important.
It's a one way comparison.
You're comparing the question to what the passage has not the passage to what the question has.
You might say well why is that important.
It's important because very often the passage quote the passage centers might have more information
that's contained in the question and if you're doing the comparison in the wrong direction things will
seem false or not mentioned or not given to you.
So understand the direction of the comparison.
Now here are the definitions for true false and not given true all the essential information from the
question is in the passage very straightforward.
Everything is there.
False.
The essential language in the question has been changed made up a set or is different.
In other words a contradiction false means there's a contradiction.
All right true means there is no contradictions anywhere.
All the essential information is there and not given means information.
The question is missing from the passage when you have a.
Maybe or maybe not situation or I.
It is a not given situation.
OK you can't say maybe or maybe not.
I'm going to go in favor of maybe and say yes true or OK that's not what you're supposed to be doing.
True means 100 percent true.
True is not a maybe or maybe not situation.
False is not a maybe or maybe not situation.
OK I hope this becomes more clear for you as we are going through the video.
Also I should mention and I'll talk about this in terms of what's down here at the bottom in terms of
watching for STARTING POINT sentences and watch for your semi colons and your Campell sentences because
sometimes they tend to develop a question what tastemaker does is they may take language from two different
sentences and combine them into one question.
OK
the language from the first sentence is put into the question and also.
And that language is really the starting point.
Language however the language that you're comparing for true false and given is the second sentence.
And sometimes this can come into the format of a semi-colon or hand or compound sentence also.
So that's kind of difficult to understand right now.
But if when going for the videos I can point out that situation to you.
I will do that and let you know when we're dealing with a starting point situation.
We're probably going to see this make this situation much more when we are looking at a true false question
that comes from the section 3 which Section 3 is like the academic section.
All right.
OK so now we have gone through the strategy and now we all go ahead and go through this passage or get
all ride the bike foundry let's go look at the questions.
All right.
So if I'm looking at the questions the first thing I like I said I'm looking for is I'm looking for
which questions are going to be the easiest to do for us.
All right now I will tell you the ones that I think are easiest do for us.
There's one bike basics capitalized that means there's some type of heading or could be something is
capitalized in the actual passage to clear easy to find capitalized and cycle training easy to find
capitalize.
So you know if you know we're number 10 is you know We're number 12 years that means that elevons in
the middle if you know we're number 13 is that means 14 is after that.
That means nine and 10 I mean 8 9 and 8 or above number 10.
OK.
So that's what I mean in terms of starting with the questions that are easiest to do first.
Because basically that lets you know where the other questions are located where the other question
matching sentences are located.
All right.
So I'm going to start with number 10 where I'm going look for bike basics now before I do that I'm going
to go and just highlight the key words if you were if you were doing this on paper you would underline
I'm not going to be the highlight bike foundry because the title was bike foundry and that means that
you're going to see the words bike foundry probably several times so that really wouldn't be key were
language.
All right.
Only second hand bicycles
training sections.
Who the word all right.
Snax
provided for participants
tool club access books.
Most are beginners.
This is all the language I'm highlighting.
That's going to help point me to the proper matching sentence can cancel.
And also one week before it begins That's right and probably money money back.
All right so that would be the key word language that we will be looking for.
All right one moment now if we look right here
like foundry there is bike basics that lets me know that's where the other one is.
There's two Okla.
These are these words that ought to be easy to find to let me know where these different questions are
where these different where these different matching sentences are located.
And then we have cycling training.
All right now it goes in order.
So number 10 the bike basics course is aimed at new cyclists right.
So that means Number 10 is here.
Number 10 is going to be in his part right here.
Now a lot of times that this kind of question
with this kind of question they're going to actually answer one number is that with the tool club the
tool club is number 12 the tool club was number 12.
And for this one with the tool club right this is members of the two clubs have access to reference
books.
Right.
So here right here everybody we see reference manuals
all right reference manuals.
That means that's where the sentence is for number 12.
OK.
And
number nine dealing with training sessions.
All right there is training right here.
So we're talking about training
and we have our key word sentence right here because it talks well in this sentence right here.
It talks about we offer maintenance and training to schools he talks about where they offer training.
OK.
So us we're number 90.