OK everyone.
So now we're going to take a look at a table question and how to do a table question the table question
is basically a field the blank question.
You've just watched the video going over the strategy for a table question but I will go ahead and repeat
it for you.
This is basically a fill the blank question.
You know the table will always look something something like this right here.
One two three four five we have five questions here.
Normally normally a table question goes in order.
But just like you may have heard if you watched the other video with the diagram it's possible that
of two and three are in the same sentence or right next to each other that you might find the answer
for number three before you buy they ask for number two.
So it is possible it is possible for a for a table question to not going to order is possible is possible.
But the vast majority of the time that's not going to happen.
All right so when we are looking at this one here for the table we treat it like a field of play question
we have we have to fill in.
Number one is one method.
Number two is another method ribbon.
The second method right here ribbon.
So what I would probably do is I would probably find start with the second one first because the ribbon
is going to be easy to find.
This is the type of method because it says right here.
Early methods of producing flat glass early methods are producing flat flat glass song.
I'm going to look for ribbon and then look for something that says could produce glass sheets of varying.
So they answer for number four will we'll all will connect to the varying varying means like different
different like very like varying sizes.
Right.
And number five is says the glass was blank.
All right.
And then we also have 20 percent of the glass rubbed away.
Machines were expensive.
So number five most slide is going to come before this language of 20 percent but 20 percent is going
to be easy to find.
Right.
That's going to be easy to find.
All right.
Take a look see if we could find a word ribbon.
Started the very beginning.
We see we are starting off with Mesopotamia the Egyptians so they started really early
so well as we're scanning.
We actually found we actually see them one right here.
This is the first successful method for making clear flat glass involves spinning.
OK.
So that's actually our answer for number one right here.
The spinning method.
Right that's the first method.
The first method is spinning.
Early methods are producing flat glass.
First method is spinning.
OK.
All right so now I'll go to number two the glass remained.
All right I see what it says right here in the first paragraph for every one.
I'm in the I mean the third sentence where says the first successful method.
Right right here where you see that little hand on the screen.
I always follow follow the little hand.
The first method for making clear flat glass involves spinning.
All right.
Our next sentence says this method was very effective as the glass had not touched any surface between
being soft and becoming hard.
So it stayed perfectly unblemished with a fire finished.
This method was very effective.
The glass had not touched any surfaces between being soft and becoming hard.
So it stayed perfectly unblemished.
All right so our answer for number two is unblemished right because the war remained wrote the war remained.
Right here you see the way you see it.
I told you that I told you I fill the blank questions pay attention to the word before the blank line
where we're looking for number two we're looking for a word that means the same as remained.
Because if we could find the word means the same as remained.
We all know what the answer is for number two.
So right here in the paragraph we see the words stayed right stayed is the state.
Is this is a synonym for remain right so stayed perfectly blemish remained perfectly unblemished.
So our answer is unblemished unblemished
unblemished.
I could I could write perfectly on blemished because it says I could write two words.
Right says I could write two words so I could write perfectly blemished.
But you know you don't have to write that adverb you could just write the word.
You get this right unblemished.
And finally we're looking for something that comes after slow so slow and then something else.
You see these two periods right here that little period right there and that little period right here.
Look at the hand in the period the dot or marker in front of the word slow.
That means these two things are separate just slow.
Their base is like.
And then number three is also something else.
Right.
So here's our synonym He says last sentence.
However the process took a long time.
Longtime is a synonym for slow long time a synonym for slow was slow and bears are age and labor intensive
so they answer for the next one is labor intensive.
Right there labor intensive and the lab in the last sentence everyone will see it right there labor
intensive it's labor intensive.
However the process took a long time and was labor intensive.
That's our answer in a long time instead of going for slow.
So you're seeing as we're going through as we're going through these examples how important it is to
understand synonym language.
That's really really important you have.
You have to understand it.
All right so keep moving down we know the next part of the table deals with the word ribbon.
Here it is right here ribbon
right here it is right here
the first continuer I remember.
If you don't remember some of you guys have good memories some of you don't.
There's the word ribbon for them before this is could produce glass sheets of varying.
So for number four I'm looking for a word I'm looking for a word that means the same as very bright
very.
I find the word to mean the same as varying.
Then I'll know the word.
I know they asked for number four automatically because it's connected
right.
So the first continuous ribbon process involves squeezing molten glass through two rollers similar to
an old mangle.
No word I mean to say was varying get this allow glass of virtually any thickness.
There's our answer right there.
Any The word any is similar to the word varying any means like it could be it could be anything but
it could be one it could be two it can be three you can before any right any any synonym for varying.
So the correct answer here is thickness does allow a glass of virtually any thickness.
There's a long glass of varying thickness.
Virtually any virtually any is the same thing as saying varying.
OK.
So the answer is thickness.
TH I see K any.
SS figuris
And number five that we have nonstop process.
And number five the glass was blank 20 percent of glass rubbed away.
All right.
Well was the glass cans should come before 20 percent.
There's 20 percent
there's nonstop OK.
So has we in between there but the role is really both sides of the glass market.
So the glass was marked who leave both sides of the glass marked.
And these would need to be ground and polished.
The glass was marked marked.
There's the answer right there.
Imay Arkady marked.
So you see for this one it went in order up here in this first paragraph.
We had the information for the first one.
This bidding process and the next the next paragraph are the information for the ribbon process.
So it went in order.
And like I told you for the most part that's what it's going to do except for sometimes we have an exception.
All right.
So that's our first look at the example for a table question.
All right.
Talk to you soon.