OK so let's begin by taking a look at the fill in the blank questions in terms of questions strategy
you fill in the blank question is a typical type of question and you're going to get files reading comprehension.
You definitely will have this question and one or two of your reading passages.
So it's really important that you know how to do this Question Time.
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So the fill in the blank question will require you to write in words one or two words from the sentence
in the passage that goes on the blank line.
Normally the way it works is the correct answer choice is going to connect with the words that are right
before the blank line or the words that are right after the blank line.
So it is really important to be aware of those words when you are trying to do this question.
Fill in the blank questionnaire focuses on two types of things.
Your ability to scan and locate the sentence The question comes from and also synonym recognition of
the words that come before or after the blank line because that's what branch is going to connect to.
And when I go through a couple of examples I think you're going to understand this a little bit better
in terms of doing it right this is what a typical fill in the blank question will look like.
And we're going to be going over this question a little bit later on in terms of our basic strategy
when it comes to the field of play in question.
Understand that this question and goals in order that's really important to know who goes in order.
That means that after number one you'll find number two after number two you'll find number three.
Number three is located in between number two and number four.
So it goes in order.
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And it's a really good strategy when you have the question sets within a reading passage to go in order
to do those first because they're going to be faster to do and they're going to be easier to do.
Also with your reading comprehension question the answer is going to come from this sentence in the
passage that master it matches the key words in the question.
It will be just from this sentence probably about 95 percent of the time.
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And keep in mind that is an English test so very often the key words from the question they may use
synonyms when you're talking about the passage itself.
So in terms of our steps for doing this question for fill in the blank you want to number one.
This is the first thing really really important first thing is to look at the questions and decide which
of the questions in the field of play are easiest to do first.
What I mean by that is for example Number two my have somebody whose name at it.
And number four might have a date at it.
So number two and number four might be the easiest ones to do first.
So when you're doing these questions you might do number two first and then to number four afterwards.
The reason why you would do that is number one you can scan and find where the answer is faster.
And also because you know this question goes in order if you find number two number quick if you find
Number two very quickly you know number one comes right before that.
And if you know where Number four is you know read three is right before that and after number two.
So you want to make sure that you do the questions that are easiest to do within a fill in the blank
question.
Set first right do the ones that are easiest to do first.
Correct.
Then the ritual you have to look at the question and choose the key words from the question.
Normally that will be our subject verb object.
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And there's that number three.
You want to scan and locate those keywords for that question in the passage and then afterwards read.
Read that sentence and then quickly look at the question in and particular look at the words that come
before and after the blank line.
Look at that sentence in the passage where you have the question look at that sentence locate the words
that come before before or after the blank line into the question and then you'll always know where
the answer is.
You will always know what the answer is.
If you can find the correct sentence in the passage and the key words from the question that are before
or after the blank line you will always be able to find the answer for a feel of the blank question.
And like I say it will become more clear for you when we go through the examples and you see exactly
what I'm doing and how I do it.
And then you can do the same thing for the exam to fill the blank questions.
Are some of the easiest questions to do and you should definitely do these questions first in your set
for a particular reading passage question set.
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