There might be something you're not doing right on your end.
But if I have I have the questions on the screen right now and when I'm playing the audio you should
be able to and you should be able to still hear everything.
All right.
OK.
All right.
Some way into the next part which is which is a math.
Now when it comes to maps when it comes to maps a lot of students have trouble with the math.
OK.
And when it comes to maps you have to really start making sure that you're able to really recognize
map language.
Now when I'm looking at a map out I'll tell you the things that I'm looking at when I'm looking at a
map I'm looking at everything that I'm looking at markers right.
I'm looking at markers when I'm looking at the map.
So I'm looking at I'm looking.
Ok here is the bay.
Right I'm looking at that city road.
I'm looking at what that hill road.
Right.
Who knows.
Who knows what this is called right here right.
This little road up here Bob Hill Road What does that call.
Does anybody know.
What kind of road is that called.
Because if you know what kind of road that's called that really helps you be able to listen.
Nobody knows.
Abdul-Aziz curve one.
Yeah yeah yeah.
But you have to know.
No no no bumpy ice.
This is a problem guys.
You have to know that this in English is called a winding road.
That's what it's called.
It's called a winding road.
Right.
I know that there's the public garden or I know that there's a station square and I know there's probably
road also to make sure that I know about west north east and south west north and east or east north
east south west.
Right.
I've got to know my directions.
But if you're not able to recognize you know like for example choice the how would you describe this
small road of choice.
The right is what is how is this describe.
Does anybody know.
How would you describe that road.
Narrow.
OK.
So you might say what a narrow
ride a narrow diagonal road.
Right.
Is that a diagonal.
All right is narrow or small.
Not just this little part right here.
But gee how would you describe that.
This little this little road right here.
How would you describe that road.
The one is going from G closed
right.
So Darien.
Exactly.
So when you're looking when you you should in order make maps easy you have to improve your vocabulary
is an English test right.
It's an English test so you have to be able to recognize right how would you if you're looking at sea.
How would you describe see where.
Where is sea.
How would anybody describe where sea is
where a sea located
has anybody no.
No not straight.
Maybe be maybe intersection.
All right.
But most of the time when you see something like sea right it's going to be described as a cross from
something right.
It wouldn't it wouldn't be at the end or it wouldn't be or it wouldn't be at the.
It wouldn't be intersection.
Right but normally if what if what if it were Mark is a cross from a building.
They're going to say across from right across from or the opposite to the bank.
Yes they might say up to the bank they may say what South on the south side from the bank and they may
use directional lane which
right now was the English word and that is the reason I'm going over this with you guys in terms of
in terms of lane which is because some people don't get this part of making maps easy.
What do you call this par where you have Hill Road and city road where where hill road and see road
come together what do you call that in English.
Also I say facing what do you call that.
No no.
It's not intersection.
Yes Ravi.
All right it's is called a what.
It's called a junction
right.
That's the that's the English word they're going to refer to.
So if you don't have the language guys that's what makes a mark that's what makes the map difficult.
All right this mall.
This small park is running right here along along H right this small part just running along.
H What do you call that part.
This small little park going up from H into the garden.
I know what that's called
narrow straight road.
Well it's not a road because there are no cars on it.
No.
It's not a block.
All right.
So it could be referred to.
It could be possibly referred to as a.
Most likely you'll be referred to as a footpath.
Right.
Could be referred to as a passageway
right.
Could be referred to as a what was not really a walk path or building will be referred to as a footpath.
So we all have to remember they're testing our English.
These are the English words they expect you to know.
Right.
These are the English words you expect.
They expect you to know other English words they expect you to know.
Facing.
What does it mean when it says facey right what does that mean.
Up through what is up through me.
Leads off
right there is a lot of language that relates to direction.
That you have to know if you don't know what facing means or what does it mean to go through.
What does it mean to lead off from all this kind of language.
This is all language
same side.
Right.
So all these words I've mentioned are and they're more war when you look at other maps you come across
different words but that's why knowing how to practice is so important.
That's why I don't know how to practice is so important.
A lot of you guys make the mistake of just taking one test or taking another test and taking another
test and taking another test and you keep getting the same result.
You're not doing the things to be able to improve your score.
Right.
So when you're looking at a map or you're practicing with a map there are so many things you should
be.
You could be you could be we haven't even started answering the question yet.
Right.
And I'm trying to really break down for you how you have to go about analyzing and looking at a question
so that you can improve.
Right.
It's not always about taking a practice test.
Sometimes you're working on other skills sometimes you might listen to an audio and say Let me try and
listen for all this.
If I hear any type of new direction or language or math language I've never heard before.
Let me just listen for that kind of stuff I'm not even answering the questions because the better my
vocabulary gets with these kind of questions the easiest going to be OK.
All right so now let's go ahead and answer right.
Keep in mind keep in my.
Hold on to my ask me a question these kind of questions.
Does direction more given.
No they don't give you the direction marks.
No Kareen you have to they're going to they're going to save them.
You have to be with it when you hear when you hear the direction markers or the placement markers.
You have to recognize where they're talking about.
Right.
So again I guess the first step one is putting your memory where hill road is put in your memory where
city road is putting your memory where public garden is where scrawly really is where station is where
the bank is where the winding road is.
Put those markers in your might.
All right.
But no they're not going to tell you that they're not giving you the markers.
OK.
But you've got to put those in your mind.
OK.
I'm going to go ahead and play it.
Now remember these these go in order.
They go in order.
So first you're going to hear 15 then 16 and 17 and 18 and 19 and then you get to hear 20.
Right.
All the questions were I'll listen and go in order.
All right.
They go in order.
So the first thing they're going to tell you is where Reynolds house is OK then they're going to tell
you where the thumb is.
Then the museum it never goes out of order.
All right Abraham you shouldn't be trying.
I mean when you're memorizing what do you tell him or memorize.
I think within 30 seconds you are memorizing it.
OK.
You're not there's no what are you trying to memorize.
Where City Road Public Gardens he'll roll you should you get this putting the you're looking at where
things are on the map.
There's nothing to memorize.
The map is right in front of your face.
Right.
You're not required to memorize anything.
OK.
But you should know all this vocabulary before you even walk in the test junction footpath passage way
facing up through leads of same inside winding road across from short closed right.
All that language you should already know.
All right.
But there's no requirement to memorize OK.
I'm about to play the audio and I'll answer the best way that you can please.
And then I'll go through everything and point it out for you.
After 6pm many of the cowpox have a flat rate which varies but it is usually very reasonable.
Before you hear the rest of the podcast you have some time to look at questions 15 to 20
now and answer questions 15 to 20.
The sheet market is one of the main centers for art and history and the whole of the country.
If you look at a map you'll see some of the main attractions there.
Most visitors start from Crawley road at the bottom of the map.
Reynolds house is one of the oldest houses in the city and is open to the public.
It's on the north side of Crawley road next to the footpath that leads to the public gardens.
The areas particularly interesting prison usual sculptures.
The thumb is just what its name suggests but it's about 10 metres high.
You'll see it on Hill Road across the road from the.
The museums got a particularly fine collection of New Zealand landscapes.
It's on the east side of the sheep market on city road.
It's only other side of the road from public gardens.
Medially facing the junction with the road the contemporary art gallery is on a little road that leads
off Station Square not far from the public the road ends of the gallery that doesn't go anywhere else
that's on them every day except mumblings want a gallery specializes in 19th century it's on City Road
near the junction with Crawley road on the same side of the road as the public.
It's weeknights from 9:00 to 5:00 and entry is free.
Finally if you're interested in purchasing high quality artwork the place to go is nucleus.
You need to go from Crawley road up through Station Square and east along the road until you get to
a small winding road.
Turning off got there and it's on your right.
You get to city road.
You've gone to
just the intersection to.
All right.
What is the answer for.
Number 15
15 is age and what do they say.
15 is HCC north
of Crawley
footpath.
Look at what they say.
You should be able to follow it right.
The north side of Crawley road
north side of Crawley right.
That's the north side of Raleigh right here up the footpath right up the footpath.
This is the only footpath on the whole map.
That's why knowing vocabulary is so important is a vocabulary test and yet the Public Garden.
That means the answer has to be age OK.
Answer has to be H old.
It can't be
right there's no footpath over here.
Older.
All right.
There's no footpath over here for something whole I said.
I think so.
All right.
If I if you didn't say that all of that I apologize for calling you out.
Whereas
number 16
16 is c and this is what they say he'll roll
across from back Hill Road across from Bay.
Right.
So the better you learn the directional language that easier is going to be number 17 answer
17 is F right.
What did they say.
17.
F City Road.
City Road.
Facing the junction right whereas the junction facing the junction.