I'm in the wrong I don't want to show you the answers.
All right so we're dealing with more multiple choice so we are 21:23 are multiple choice an hour 24
through 30 are Fill the blank.
Right.
So as I told you it's it's all multiple choice and fill the blank was what was the difference for me
in each section.
It progressed the language progressively gets more difficult in each section.
Right that's what they're doing here.
The language will get progressively more difficult as you move on.
So you know in section three you're still multiple choice.
Same as in section 2 but now you see the answer choices are longer right.
The questions along with answer choices are longer the worst for Fill the blank questions or words yet
to spell are going to be more difficult.
But the strategy is still the same for twenty one.
Listening for the main topic of the paper for 22 relistening for the disadvantaged they agree on for
where we're listening for what Stewart expects.
Right now you're you're expected to know the difference between male and female names.
I understand that it may isn't.
It may not be your culture but you have to know that steward is a man's name.
OK because in a conversation they say Stewart expects there's probably going to be a conversation between
a man and a woman.
You have to know that steward is a male name.
OK.
In the field of blank questions.
We have the language that is connected to the blank blank words.
24 has something of its own.
Twenty five affected by in all aspects 26.
Take the blank of customers.
27 is required.
28 is something that belongs to a famous person.
29 years has a local organizations and 30 years library in a chi.
All right so let's get started with number.
Section 3.
Section 3 do you call any student studying to be librarians discussing how they are going to write together.
You have some time to do this 21 to 23
questions 21 to 23.
April like grace.
Yet there's so much we could look into and changed over the centuries.
So
maybe we should concentrate on the time related changes in libraries to external developments like auction
rate.
A century ago the local population may see lots of different languages.
Something about change in the source of funding.
Yes I'm supposed to write a short paper so it's probably best to continue in any detail.
Showing this range of your ideas to get started.
We obviously had knowledge in lots of books.
Digitalized we can access the internet and computers and libraries will be obsolete.
Yes the digital books are mostly copyright and copyright in this country plus for 70 years after so.
You won't find the latest bestseller all up to date information.
That's an important point anyway and concentrate on reading a long text on the screen.
I'd much rather read a physical book and it takes longer to read on a screen.
Oh it was just my brain will go on evolving in the next few years.
Already the consensus recommends the activities take place by meeting.
I think the CLI's more common than you think so the goal is to be serving the traditional function.
So sure there are implications of road rage.
The magazines will all just just be rows and rows of clinches the luxuries we used will say
you have the rest of the discussion you have some time to look at the questions.
24:2
questions.
24:2
as an idea or a library as background.
Yes.
Just let's make a list of things we can work out some structural pressures.
We start off with a budget or results that allow us to find out what types of noise they are always
talking using.
And if that's a policy it just comes
reason to guide them.
So all these other issues relating to the design of the building and our customers using it like what
measures to take to ensure their safety.
They talk about security and emergency access rights.
That's the kind of choice the highway needs to have in case anyone gets injured or something else.
My goodness what
is next to the Diary of a well-known politician like 19 such as you know his collection was a list of
things to find out so that you know people might ask in the library about local organizations like sports
clubs where they keep a database with.
Right.
Finding out what the difference between a library that's open to the public on the sideline.
All right.
So as you say it gets much more difficult once.
That's why I tell you Section 1 and 2 be great sections 3 and 4 Be good sections 1 and 2 be great right.
Super great.
OK.
Because it gets more difficult and the language gets more difficult as you progress but still fill the
blank is still multiple choice.
All right.
Take a look at the answers
number 21 the answer is B.
Now for number 21.
They they were they were they.
Did anybody pick A or C.
No one picked they are C
right.
Well if you did pick a or c is depict a or c s because you fail for exact language trap's right.
They say at public library they say a different countries.
When you hear that exact language leave it alone.
Right.
Leave it alone.
They're trying to trick you.
They say the word funding unchanged.
Leave it alone.
Your answer is going to use synonyms.
The correct answer.
Right.
Free Choice B.
The woman said we need to look at 6:30 the external development.
More people are reading and they speak different languages.
Thus deaths related to changes in society.
That's your synonym language right.
This test is not designed for you to sit there and say oh they said different countries and they say
a public library.
I see those words.
I'm going to pick that answer.
That's not the way it works.
You know why.
The answer choice if somebody picks who doesn't know English very well.
If somebody only has basic English right people they have basic English.
You know what they do.
They pick answers for words that they hear.
That's what's on my way.
Basic English does.
All right.
So when you're doing that you're answering for them for the Isles people were answering in a very basic
English type of way.
And for the Isles exam they want to ensure are try to ensure that a basic English person does not do
well.
So they design wrong answers to attract a basic English person so you can't be that person.
All right number 22 I hope they'll help you understand that a little bit better now.
Number 22 is C.
is wrong because the man said he prefers it.
Right.
Key language here is they agree.
Right.
The man was a are the one that was talked about as is difficult to read.
And takes a long time to read the man said he prefers it also for choice.
B They tried to trick because they say the word read three times right.
So again they're trying to track you with exact language.
Key word is c..
He and the answer is c they are generally too old.
The woman when the man said that the woman said That's an important point.
That means she's a she agrees because the man said that seventy years after the author died that you
don't have the latest information that's synonym for old.
And the woman said That's an important point.
The language of saying that's an important point means the same as they agree.
Right.
This is what listening is is SIT IN I'M LAYING which is recognizing language in the question and how
that language in the question connects to the answer choice.
Number 23 Stewart expects we know B is wrong because the woman said it OK.
Eight something he said he wasn't sure about.
C is the correct answer.
Right.
He said that he imagines that there will be rows and rows of computers nothing like today.
Synonym for no longer contain any books.
All right.
Those are answers with 21 22 and 23.
Some of you are asking me about the the strategy for multiple choice questions.
That's it.
That's the strategy for multiple choice questions.
You have to be able to recognize synonym which you have to be able to recognize that
guy.
So does anybody have any questions about that.
About multiple choice questions I've gone through a couple of times now.
And the strategy is the same.
It's recognizing question language matching it to answer picking a synonym OK.
Is that same thing over and over and over again.
All right.
No questions then I'll move down to the next answer those first answers 21 is B 22 C 23 C.
All right.
Let's go down.
24 is budget
mark.