OK.
So we've gone over.
I was reading BASIX part 1 and now let's go over basics part 2 for the reading comprehension and let's
go over these keys to success.
So you're going to be able to get that awesome great super good score that you've been trying to get.
So as I told you and only in part number one what's important I understand is that some of the questions
go in order and where the questions are go in order there's a basic strategy that you need to do or
use when being a when doing those questions or go in order.
Number one you want to have do you want to underline or circle the keywords in the question Which are
the nouns and verbs and ask yourself what is this question asking me about.
Number two scanned the passage and find those keywords within the past.
Remember you have to keep an eye out on looking for synonyms and then you have to apply that specific
question in strategy for that in order question.
When I say questions that are going on and what I mean is this if Question number one is in paragraph
2 that means Question number two is going to be found after question number 1.
OK.
All right.
Now what that also means is that if Question number one is in paragraph 2 in question number three is
in paragraph 4.
That means Question number 2 has to be in between those two as to be in between.
Question 1 and Question 3.
OK.
So it is really important understand which question types and which question styles go in order.
So so important understand.
OK.
So some of the questions that go are in order your field a blank question goals in order.
Your short answer questions go and order your yes no given question goes in order your multiple choice
question goes in order and your flowchart question goals in order.
These are the question types that go in order.
Also these questions types of go and order are probably going to be the easiest ones to do and your
question set for particular reading passage.
Because if you know what question one is and you know a question for is then it is really easy to know
what questions 2 and 3 are there in between.
And the reason I say Question 1 in question 4 is you know sometimes you might do question 1 first and
then do question for next because Question 1 and 4 are probably are maybe the easiest ones to find because
those questions have a date or a proper name or a proper noun so the information for those questions
is easiest to find.
All right but in order questions it is very important to understand which question types in question
and styles are in order because those are going to be the easiest ones to do first.
Now your question types that are not in order.
Your paragraph location question.
That question is probably one of the hardest questions to do.
I would definitely save that one for last.
You have your matching question which is easy to do.
It doesn't have to go on order but it is easy to do.
Your classification question is also easy to do even though it doesn't go in order your Cintas completion
question.
Sometimes it's a question we are going to order sometimes it won't.
I've seen it happen both ways.
So a lot of times with this question it will go on and on.
But just watch out for it.
Your table questions mainly go on an order unless you have two questions back to back like if number
6 and 7 are in the same paragraph and it's a table question that maybe Number 6 will come after number
7.
So you have to be aware of that with a table question.
Your summary question doesn't go in order.
Well sometimes it does but the summary question is very difficult.
That's another one that I would say for last year.
Diagram sometimes goes in order and that question says Pick two or four or three from a list.
Really difficult to do.
OK so the question is these are these are the questions that don't go in order.
All right so it is important to understand which questions go in order which questions don't go in order
really important understand that.
So some of the questions that I would say for last.
Like I say it isn't a question set.
I would do the headings question last the paragraph location question to pick from a list in the summary
question.
I would do my other question types first for one pick for particular reading passage and then if I have
one of these I would do it last because if you save them for last one wind up happening is if you have
a yes no not given question and you have a field the blank question.
Those both go in order.
So if you do those two question types first you'll get a lot a lot of answers correct.
And also you have a chance to look at a lot of the reading passage while you're answering those questions
and then when you go back and do the headings question or paragraph location question they're much easier
to do after you've already had a chance to go through a reading passage by doing the questions that
go in order.
So that's why I suggest that you save and do those questions for last all right so that that'll do it
in terms of reading or reading comprehension basics number two and let's move on to our looking at the
different question types for reading comprehension.
So I'll talk to you soon.