Okay, So let's see if you were able to find all of the matching sentences, because if you were able
to find all the matching sentences, you should be able to answer these questions very quickly and very
accurately.
Right.
So here on the screen, we can find the matching sentences.
Right.
So.
In paragraph B, we see bicycle helmet.
And we also see glass water bottle.
Right.
And then in paragraph C, we see Fernando cries and we see a quote.
We are so really for that first question, I think it's 35.
We have glass water bottle in paragraph B, but when we look at that sentence with glass water bottle,
there is no quotation or nothing that says anything about what Fernando said.
So this is what I mean by keyword language.
That is a starting point.
So that language glass water bottle is a starting point.
But I need to scan further and find where Fernando is saying something because wherever he is saying
something, that is where the answer is going to be.
So for all of you that are confused about what does he mean by starting point, this is exactly what
I'm talking about.
In paragraph D is very easy.
We see the language related for number 36.
I think it is.
Fernando's story is fascinating right there.
And then for 37 we find that in paragraph F we see clesca and foldable bike helmet.
Now some of you may be asking, well, it says it says bicycle helmet and paragraph B and it says bicycle
helmet and paragraph F, which one is correct?
If you've been paying attention in this course, I've told you many, many times that the questions
go in order.
So if you find the words bicycle helmet before you see glass water bottle, that doesn't apply.
That is that is not the that's not the language you're looking for.
That's not the sentence you're looking for.
These questions go in order.
And then for the summary questions, you can see the word entrepreneur, which is related to creator.
Two decades ago, bank loan that's related to number 38.
And then for 39, we see raised money funding, posted details which is related to advertising.
And then for number 40, we see the two colors there, gray and white.
And then if 660,000 were raised, that means raising more money.
So if you were able to find all of the keyword sentences, then accurately, then you stand a really
great chance of answering quickly and getting all of the answers correct.
Okay.
We have a question.
I'm going to take this question and then I'm going to move forward.
Plesca.
But closca.
Maybe it is.
Yeah, maybe.
My, my, my.
My system corrected.
It should be.
Yeah.
I don't know why it says Clesca.
I didn't do that.
I think they did that in the actual reading passage.
Or maybe my system autocorrected it, but thanks for pointing that out.
Right.
We're in f it should be closca.
Yeah.
Closca not closca.
And I don't know why it shifted from an E to an O.
I don't think I made that mistake, though.
I think.
I think the reading passage actually made that mistake.
But anyway, thanks for pointing that out.
All right.
So now we're going to move forward and we're going to answer the questions.
We're going to first answer the questions for the multiple choice question.
Remember, when you're answering the questions, you want to keep the the keywords related to the headings
question in the back of your mind.
Keep that language in the back of your mind.
You should be becoming more familiar with the paragraphs as you're answering these questions.
So on the right hand side, we see 35, 36 and 37.
And on the left side we see the question keywords.
I've only put the paragraphs that relate to questions 35, 36 and 37 so that you can see it better.
So we have three questions here.
I'm going to give you four minutes to answer, four minutes to answer.
And those four minutes are beginning now.
All right, let's stop right here.
Now I'm going to go ahead and give you the answer.
Choices for 35, 36 and 37.
And the young lady who jumped in a little while ago.
If you have a question, type your question in the chat box, and I'll be happy to answer your question.
Okay, so 35.
The answer is D now with 35.
You know, this is where a student can mess up by not recognizing that there two there, two different
there are two different sets of keywords in 35 Fernando say and glass water bottle.
So if somebody says oh wow I see glass water bottle and they think that that that is what's the most
important thing, then very often they'll read those sentences and then if they only read that sentence
where they see glass water bottle, what answer do you think they're probably going to pick?
They're probably going to pick something like a, B or C, They're going to make some crazy inference
and choose A, B or C, But like I said, you have to recognize that sometimes some language can start
as a starting point, but you have to find where what does Fernando say?
And with 35, when you read that quote right, we are trying to create a sense of being environmentally
sophisticated is a status symbol.
Right?
Right.
When you read that now, you know what he said.
You know what he means.
So you know the answer is D So finding the right matching sentence, the language that corresponds to
the question and key words will give you the answer.
Quickly, Quickly.
Uh, 36.
36.
What does the what does the writer find fascinating about Fernando's story?
The change it is revealing in people's attitudes.
The answer is D So we see right there that.
Fernando's story is fascinating is right there.
And again, we're dealing with the situation where the keyword language is the starting point.
And the answer comes from that next sentence.
I told you that's how it works sometimes.
Sometimes you'll find the matching language and the answer in the same sentence.
But sometimes the keyword language acts as a starting point.
Now the next sentence starts off right.
The first sentence tells us what's fascinating is something unexpected, Right?
Then the next sentence starts off three decades ago.
Right.
Three decades ago.
This is what people think.
Right.
So whenever I don't need to read the entire paragraph to know what's going to happen in this paragraph.
Because the IELTS test makers write paragraphs correctly.
They write correctly.
So when it starts off three, three, three decades ago, blah, blah, blah.
They also are going to tell you about.
But now, blah, blah, blah.
I don't need to read the whole paragraph to figure that out.
Right.
That's what we're talking about, the change in attitude.
And then for f again, that should be closca.
I don't know why it says closca, but closca.
When we look at that.
Then we should get the answer as a.
It has both functional and artistic value.
Okay.
So those are our answers for 35, 36 and 37.
And you can see how important finding the key word sentence is to answering correctly.
We have a question in the box.
I will answer that question and then we'll move forward.
Oh, Mariam, you're all right.
So, Mariam.
Mariam just went.
Thank you, Mariam.
Mariam just wanted to say that she had got a 75 on her exam, which is great.
Mariam That's an awesome score.
And remember Mariam in the course, actually, So I'm happy for you.
All right.
So that's a good interruption.
But Mariam did very well on the score.
Okay.
Congrats, Maryam, And let's go ahead and move forward.
Right.
So now we're going to work on answering the summary question or the paragraph field blank question.
Remember to keep in mind those keywords from the headings question.
If you wrote those down, keep those words in mind.
Again, you should be getting a much deeper understanding of the paragraphs.
So here is our the paragraphs that relate to the summary question.
There is the there are the questions 38 and 39 and 40 on the right hand side.
I'm going to give you 3.5 minutes.
3.5 minutes to answer these questions.
And you may begin now.
No, just three minutes.
These are three.
Fill the blank questions.
You need no more than three minutes.
Okay.
Go ahead and begin now.