Get sumir we are going to record this session I was waiting till we really get started.
I was doing some background questions.
Most of towers say to read the question first before the paragraphs that I don't know what with a tower
with a tower is but
yes Samir the questions tell you what's important to read yes it makes no sense to stop reading before
you look at the questions you have.
They answer the most difficult part I face is choosing a topic for the paragraph for choosing a topic
for the paragraph.
Ok I'm not sure about that question type that you're talking about.
You might be calling something different my mood but you out there maybe tell me which questions I'd
be talking about.
Section for how to tackle this section specifically does fill in questions go in sequence.
Hi everybody.
There is no section 4.
There are three sections right there three sections and some of the sections have two reading passages
but there are not four sections.
There are three sections now.
One the first things I understand about the reading section and this is something that I go over and
this course before I start going through a practice that Zeya is some of the questions.
Go and order some of the questions don't go in order right.
And that's very important.
Understand.
Write some questions go and order some questions don't go in order.
When I say don't order what I mean is this for some of the questions.
After Number one you're going to find number two after number two you're going to find number three
after Number three you're going to find them before right.
So some of the questions are going to order some fleshes don't go in order.
So question is it go in order these are some questions or go an order the other blank goes in order.
Short answer goes in order.
Yes.
No not given goals in order.
The table notice Certis completion
goals in order.
These are all questions that will go are in order.
Right.
Every time you see them they're going to go in order almost every single time.
Why some requestion goals in order.
Most of the time it's possible that it may not.
But most of the time it will go in order.
If you have a table or a char to fill out it goes in order.
Questions that don't go are in order.
I
matching question doesn't go in order
of a section location question.
Which section does this sentence come from.
That question doesn't go in order by so I mean those are the closer the main questions you have that
are not going to.
No not an special in the general exam questions that go in order and questions that don't go in order.
Now if we have any other questions.
All right.
So what I'm going to be doing in this online class is I'm going to be going through a practice exam
and explaining the strategy that you should be using for the different types of questions to try to
help you go through that.
I have one paragraph question.
When I say Section location question does what does the same thing as a paragraph location.
Right when they're asking you which paragraph is information located in.
All right.
Is just the same in the academic test.
They ask you which paragraph is it located in the end.
In the general test they usually ask what Section is is located in but it's the same kind of question
where it's the same kind of question again only difference is on the on the general the passages are
easier much much easier to do.
OK.
All right.
So let's have a look at a passage and I'm going and we'll try to guide you through it.
All right so
all right so for those of you I think I sent a message everybody I'm working out of a book.
T.N..
I'm working out the Cambridge algebra 10 and this is of course as you can see the general reading and
writing and this is test a.
OK.
So when I have a reading passage OK when I have a reading passage I am not going to start off by reading
the passage I'm not going to do that I'm not going to start reading.
Ok the first thing you do is you go and you see what kind of questions do I have to do.
Or what kind of questions do I have to deal with.
So what I am really I'm going to go down and I'm going to look and say OK well what.
OK.
So I have true false and not given questions.
Right.
True false and not given questions.
So immediately I look at this and I know.
OK.
So is that true or false given question.
That being said these questions go in order that means that when after number one become number two
and three become number number four so forth and so on they go in order they always go in order.
You're not going to find number number five before number three in the reading passage right.
It was very very helpful to know what questions go in order what questions don't go in order.
The truth Fosdyke given question is a very very important question because the graders love this question.
They love this question.
Right.
You might see this question twice but a quiz is the question that goes in order and is not in terms
of strategy is not difficult to understand in terms of strategy right in terms of strategy is not is
not difficult to understand what you need to do for you.
A true false given question itself.
My first thing that I'm going to do is I'm going to quickly underline the keywords in the questions
right.
That's what I would do that's the first thing I would do.
Right.
So when I look at number one my my key words in number 1 Well that's off of my my keyword is my keywords
number one are going to be Australia right.
I'm not going to be there.
Australia and also new houses.
Right.
Well Australia New houses smoke alarms.
Number two we have a really good keyword photoelectric.
Number three short time and fit smoke alarms.
Number four hard wired smoke alarm specialist technician right.
So you go through the different questions and you want to highlight your keywords.
Now this is something that's very important to understand what a lot as soon as make a mistake doing
with the questions that go in order is they just automatically decide.
To start with number one.
Right.
And that's that's that's not always the best idea to do.
You don't just have to start with number one because remember these questions go in order.
So if you're talking about managing your time being able to manage your time what you want to do is
start with the question that's going to be the easiest to find first.
Right.
Start with the question is going to be the easiest to find Furr's.
So if we're looking at these if we're looking at these the questions are going to be probably the easiest
to find first.
Our number one because of Australia.
Number two because of the photoelectric the number three because we're number four because of the words
hard wired smoke alarm.
These are words that I know they're not going to be any synonyms for.
They're not going to be any synonyms for these words.
That way I can very quickly and very easily locate where those sentences are located.
Now the first thing I'm going to do before I point out to you our goal through kind of answer choices
in answering is I'm going to do a quick explanation for you guys on something I'm sorry.
Hold on
I want to
you know explain something very quickly.
Right now in terms of yes no not give it
high as you know this question is also sometimes called True False
and I get and the reason why so many students have trouble with this kind of question is most of you
throughout your life only deal with true and false.
Very rarely do people deal with not giving.
So a lot of people are confused with how to do that.
Right.
So of course true means what true means that the question and the passage sentence have the same matching
information and meaning.
Right.
That's what true means.
Same matching information and meanings right.
True is always 100 percent true.
All right.
True is always 100 percent true.
Now before we get into that well something is very important to understand.
You are comparing
the question to the passage not the passage to the question.
You're comparing the question to the passage not the passage to the question OK.
And a lot of students make a mistake in doing that and get this question wrong a lot right now.
So what is false.
Me for the IRS exam when it comes to false false means that there is different or changed information
in the past that sentence
right and what is not given me not give it means there is missing information.
That is not located in the past.
Right.
That's the difference between yes no and not given or true false and not given it seems simple.
But the big problem is dealing with application.
So let's go back now.
All right so let's look at where some of these questions are so you can see first of all that it goes
in order.
Right.
So number one Hauser's Australia smoke alarms.
Number two deal with photoelectric.
Number three and in English.
No no.
Actually I'm going to skip number three I'm going to find them before because hardwire smoke alarms
will be easy to find.
Right.
So let's go back up to the passage.
Right.
So now our you can see the number one is in the first sentence because in his first sentence the smoke
alarm I have Australia.
Right.
That's where my number one is going to be now.
Now what I'm doing right now is I'm scanning through the passage I'm not reading OK I'm not reading
I'm scanning all right now for number two again.
Well number two was asking about number two is saying photo electric smoke alarms cause less than ionization.
So I have two big key words here.
Photo electric and ionization sites so I know that my number two here we have in the second sentence
we have the word ionization and down in the fourth centers I have the word photo electric cell phone
number to look at both of those sentences wasse ionization and whereas the photoelectric now number
is number four I'm looking for hardwired here in this next in this pair in this next paragraph in the
second sentence.
I see the word hard smoke alarm that tells the word number Florian's.
Now if I know her number two is and I know we're number four is that means number three it has to be
in between those two points right.
That's why it's a good thing to find the questions that are easy to find Furr's.
It helps you know where are the more difficult questions to find might be located.
So number four is right here where was the hard smoke alarm.
Number three is in the previous sentence because it's asking about installation and smoke alarms.
Right.
And then number five deals with keywords and number five local council right local council ionisation
smoke says you should get in touch with your local council replacing any smoke alarms and household
rubbish.
Right so that's in our next paragraph right.
We have here in the next paragraph we have local council in the last sentence and the previous sentence
has the ionization alarms that means I have to look at both of those sentences together.
What they do sometimes for the best on that given question is they take two sentences combine those
two sentences and create one sentence as a question.
Right.
So for this for that question to look at both of those sentences because the last sentence has local
council previous sentence has ionization alarms look at both of those sentences together.
All right.
And so the main thing I want to show you guys was that the questions go in order one after the other
they go and order one after the other.
And they always go in one after the court one after the order one after the other like that.
Now what I've done on this next page is I've separated out the paragraph on the question of separate
out the paragraph in the question so that we can take a look at some of these in terms of answering
but from a strategy and tactics standpoint.
Again questioning goes in order.
You want to underline the key words you want to do the questions that are easiest to find.
First.