OK.
So let's look at a another diagram example.
All right.
For this diagram example we're looking at this passage is from test number one from the Cambridge book
number eight and if you have the book you are definitely welcome to work along with me.
I suggest you get the books.
I think they're great and you should use them if you want to.
You can actually stop the lecture right now and go to go to Cambridge.
Book 8 reading passage one and you can try to.
You can try to do the questions.
And before I go through it and then then be able to check your answers that way.
So I think that's a great way to to use this book to use this book and to be able to work with us.
All right so the good diagram question.
We've seen this reading past.
I'm sorry.
We've seen this really fast as before because I used it to do a matching question which we just learned
earlier.
We did this matching question right here earlier.
I explain also what this with this passage about how to do the paragraph location question in terms
of that we don't do it first.
We do the magic in the diagram first and go back to the paragraph location question.
I explain that to you.
Right.
But here is our diagram right here.
Right.
So again a diagram is pretty much like a field of blank question.
OK.
That's pretty much like the feel of the plane in question.
And now for this diagram they give us a big clue that gives a big big clue that lets us this does going
to help us be able to find the right paragraph or paragraphs to have this information.
So I'll give you like three seconds to see if you can look at it and be able to know what that clue
is it's going to tell us where we're how to quickly find the right paragraph.
Look at you're ready was right here.
16:17 how the 16:7 the lever based device worked.
16:17 right we should be able to look and find that date very very fast and once we find that day we
will find all the answers to go on the blank line.
OK.
Lie Number nine is dealing with escapement and the key word is resembling the war resemble means.
Looks like you're right.
Very important that you learn vocabulary.
OK.
The more vocabulary that you learn the easier this test is going to be.
So you've got to learn vocabulary.
All right.
If you know I mean you can learn to devote the vocabulary that you need for the Tofel exam and Isle's
exam was the same it doesn't matter if you're studying Isle's for vocabulary or for Tofel for a book
for vocabulary.
It doesn't matter.
I'm talking about terms like if you see a list that says Tofel vocabulary that's good for the child.
If you see a list that says Ailes vocabulary that's good for the Tofel.
All right.
So you know don't worry about that hard number 10 has to be a word.
Look at our direction.
I mean words can we write no more than two words right direction say no more than two words two words
or one word can't write three.
Number ten is going to be something that describes what this is.
Here's a look at what it looks like.
Number 11 is going to be a word a word that describes what these these things are right here.
These little pointy things.
All right.
And number 12 and 13 are connected to this language which beat each.
That's very helpful because 12:13 are connected.
A blank which beats each blank.
OK.
So first find the paragraph that we need to look for and we'll look over 16 70.
I can do I could do I could be really like a loose scan.
I would have to scan really hard but I'm looking for numbers.
I still don't see 16:17 but I'm scanning looking at numbers every while I'm looking at the numbers 12
83 13 14.
Here we go 16th Century 16 17.
All right there we go.
All right so first I'm looking for the first one and I'm looking for something with the just like the
word resemble.
It was called the anchor escapement which was a lever based device shaped like a ship's anchor.
Now there we go.
Shaped like shaped like is the same thing as resemble shaped like is the same as there is one right
here this in the in the second sentence of paragraph G.
Second second sentence a paragraph G shaped like a ship's anchor.
So that's how I will write is ships anchor ships anchor right there ships anchor
number 10 and 11 look at those together
10 well looks like a circle goes like that looks like a wheel of a car.
The motion of the pendulum Ronsard device so it catches it and it releases each tooth of the escape
wheel yeah that's going to be.
That's exactly what that looks like.
It looks like a wheel the escape wheel right in.
The other thing looks like a tooth.
Right.
That's what it looks like a tooth.
Yeah tooth and wheel right tooth and wheel there together also tooth of the escape wheel.
Right.
But if we look here remember I told you for a diag no question is possible for the answers to come reversed
Ryan's answer.
Here they answer.
They answer they're coming at us reversed.
And what I mean by that is this for a number number numbered number 11 it's coming before number 18.
The answer number 11 is tooth.
Lesson Number 10 is escape wheel because it looks like a wheel.
But we know 10 and 11 have to be together.
But in our passage number 11 the word tooth is coming before the as for Number 10.
The word escape wheel.
So let's say for a diver in question that's what you have to be aware of.
Sometimes if you have two and two possible answer choices not two plus plans or choices you have two
questions that are right next to each other like that or they're there.
They're calm.
They're combined together.
It's possible for one of them to come before the other one.
And in fact they really like to do that sometimes on the Isles exam because a lot of students are not
expecting it and are not prepared for it.
OK.
But you have to be
hard and we have one more than 12 or 13 we're looking for a sentence that talks about which beats each
a blank which beats aging want to focus on that language which beats each
scanning through Homestar I'm going I'm going.
They're going in order.
So I mean they're going in order in terms of their grouping.
2011 where we were reverse.
But well here we go right here.
It's in the last sentence which could be which could beat.
Moreover this invention allow for the use of a long pendulum which could beat once a second once a second
once a synonym for each.
Once you're sitting in for each.
So they asked for number 13 a second.
And what what will language comes right before a beat which could beat is long pendulum right long pendulum.
Moreover this invention allow the use of a long pendulum which could beat once a second.
Right.
So the language right before which could be as long pendulum.
So that's As for number 12.
And also we have the synonym language for each.
Once a is a synonym for each.
So they the for 13 in a second.
So right here.
A long pendulum which beats each circuit.
OK.
And we're sending him language for each wants once a wants a synonym for each sourses wants a second
each second.
All right a long pendulum that comes right before which beats all right.
So those are answer for 12 or 13.
OK.
So when we have diagram questions.
Just be aware we treat them like feel the blank questions.
But we have to be aware when we have to two questions that are combined together like 10 or 11.
It's possible for them to be reversed in terms of their order in the passage so we have to be aware
of that.
OK.
So thanks for joining us.
And now we're going to move on to some more some more practice so take care.
Talk to you soon.