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OK so in the previous lecture we went through questions levied through 14.

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And now we're going to go for two questions 15 through 20.

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And when we're looking at these questions we look we're doing this type of question it's a multiple

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choice question.

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It goes in order so you don't have to worry about them talking about South America before they talk

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about Asia.

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Not going to happen.

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All right.

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It goes in order.

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But they're going to first talk about Asia and then you have to pick the synonym match.

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Very often they're going to use synonyms for the correct answer choice in the box or they're going to

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use some kind of negative language you say is not this but it's that.

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OK so I'm going to play the tape try to answer we're gonna to try to answer the best that we can.

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And then I'm going to go through the answer choices with you just as if we were in class in person we

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do it the exact same we do the exact same way.

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OK.

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So here we go.

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All right.

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So keep in mind when they talk about the different cartels that we're dealing with continents here when

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they talk about the different continents.

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Listen out because they're going to be connecting a content to one of the words in the box.

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But sometimes the words in the box they're going to use synonyms or they want to say it's not one of

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those things in a box and it's something else.

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So do you both do the best you can and then we'll go over it together.

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And now moving on to the Central Park playground which we're pleased to announce has just won the Douglas

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Award for safety.

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The news came through only last week the unique design is based on the concept of the global village

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with a playground being divided into six areas showing different parts of the world each with a representative

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feature.

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For example there is a section on Asia and this is represented by rides and equipment in the shape of

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snakes orangutans tigers and so on fauna native to the forests of the region moving south to the Antarctic.

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We couldn't run to an ice rink I'm afraid but opted instead for climbing blocks in the shape of mountains.

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I thought they could have had slides for the glaciers but the designers did want to avoid being too

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literal.

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Then on to South America and here the theme is Eldorado games replicating the search for mines full

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of precious stones and then moving up to North America.

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Here there was considerable debate.

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I know the contribution of cinema and jazz was considered but the designers finally opted for rockets

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and the International Space Station eastwards to Europe then and perhaps the most traditional choice

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of all the area's medieval castles and other fortifications.

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Then last but not least moving south to Africa and a whole set of wonderful mosaics and trails to represent

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the great rivers of this fascinating and varied continent.

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Now the opening date for our global playground is the 10th of July and again we'd love to see you there.

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So make a date and come and see this magnificent eyesore let's go through it.

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So as you can see you're going to see as I backed this tape up and we start playing it again.

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You are going to see you're going to see that they're using Sydenham language for the correct answer

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choices just as I told you they would.

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This is the way it works.

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You have to be able to point out a lesson for that them language is an English test.

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OK.

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Yes an English test.

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So I'm going to I'm going to start the tape and we'll go through it step by step.

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So that you can really hear how it's with how they're how they're trying to make it a challenge for

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you.

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And once you understand that then you can become much better at picking answer choices.

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So let's have a look and now moving onto the Central Park playground which we're pleased to announce

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has just won the Douglas Award for safety.

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The news came through only last week the unique design is based on the concept of the global village

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with a playground being divided into six areas showing different parts of the world each with a representative

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feature.

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For example there is a section on Asia and this is represented by rides and equipment in the shape of

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snakes orangutans tigers and so on fauna native to the forests of the region moving south to the Antarctic.

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We couldn't run to an ice rink I'm afraid but opted instead for climbing blocks in the shape of mountains.

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I thought they could have had slides for the glaciers but the designers did want to avoid being too

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literal.

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Then on to South America forests.

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There we go.

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Asia is represented by snakes orangutans tigers native to the region was the synonym answer.

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Local animals native is synonym for local heavily ate animals snake orangutan Tiger.

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Right.

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So you have to have a command of vocabulary because you have to understand synonym language so the correct

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answer for fear for 15 is E..

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Because of the synonym matching moving south to the Antarctic we couldn't run to an ice rink I'm afraid

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but opted instead for climbing blocks in the shape of mountains.

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I had to write down the phone number 16.

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It was very straightforward answer as F right.

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They said the word they say climbing back.

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We opted for climbing blocks in the shape of mountains.

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OK so the correct answer for number 16 is f then on to South America and here the theme is Eldorado.

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Game is replicating the search for mines full of precious stones and then moving up to North America.

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Here there was considerable debate on where we go South America represented by El Dorado a search for

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mines and precious stones rye mines deals with digging and the ground precious stones diamonds rubies.

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Right.

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So the correct answer for number 17 is D.

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Jewels precious stones is a synonym for Jewel.

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So the correct answer is D.

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SENATOR MITCH I'm telling you exactly how it works so that you can do a great job.

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And then moving up to North America here there was considerable debate.

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I know the contribution of cinema and jazz was considered but the designers finally I so severe sit

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in a cinema and jazz was considered but right.

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So you can't pick G as an answer.

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All right.

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Senate cinema and jazz are a synonym for music and film but they say it.

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But OK so now we're gonna tell you what they actually chose.

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Then on to South America and here the theme is Eldorado game is replicating the search for minds full

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of precious stones and then moving up to North America.

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Here there was considerable debate.

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I know the contribution of cinema and jazz was considered but the designers finally opted for rockets

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and the International Space Station eastwards to Europe then and perhaps the most traditional choice

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of all the area's medieval castles and other fortifications.

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Then last but not least moving south to Africa and a whole set of wonderful mosaics and trails.

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They opted for rockets and the International Space Station so Sydenham answer is h space travel rockets

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Space Station international space station space travel.

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Answer is h eastwards to Europe then and perhaps the most traditional choice of all the area's medieval

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castles and other fortifications.

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Then last but not broke.

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They chose castles a castle is a synonym for ancient fort.

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So correct answer for number 19 is a last but not least moving south to Africa and a whole set of wonderful

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mosaics and trails to represent the great rivers of this fascinating and varied continent.

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They have mosaics to represent the great rivers setting them for great rivers waterways.

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Answer is B.

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So you see how this this question works now they talk about the question they win in order exactly like

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I told you that would carry a win directly in order before the correct answer choice is in the box.

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They use synonym language in there when they were speaking.

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So you have to be able to pick synonyms synonyms synonyms synonyms.

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All right thank you very much.

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Let's move on to our next lecture.
