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Okay, time is up.

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Let's go ahead and go through the answer choices.

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I hope that a lot of you are able to see that if you're not only able to find the question keywords

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that match, you know, for the for matching the sentences, but also recognizing the language that

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they use to twist something to be true, false or not.

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Given that this question is a lot easier and you could answer it a lot more accurately.

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So.

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When we move on.

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And here I've made it big on the screen here.

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Um, we have our first one.

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Number six.

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And the answer is true.

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Right.

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The answer is true.

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So when we look at this sentence, I'm looking for what if a significant numbers were killed, Right?

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That's what I'm looking for.

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If a significant number of kills.

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So it says the dramatic decline of the thylacine, which began in 1830 and continued for a century,

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is generally attributed to the relentless efforts of sheep farmers and bounty hunters with shotgun.

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It says what the dramatic decline.

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Someone talks about the dramatic decline, they're talking about what a significant number were killed.

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So they're not going to say significant number were killed.

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Right.

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They're going to use paraphrasing language.

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That's where that's why you have to really know your English very well.

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Then we jump down to number seven and the answer is false.

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Now, again, I found 1899.

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So that tells me late 1800s.

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And what do I care where?

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Several born in zoos.

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It says what?

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There was only one successful attempt.

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Boom!

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Stop right there.

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This answer is false.

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One attempt.

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Is different than several were born.

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That's a contradiction.

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You don't need to understand the entire sentence.

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Number eight.

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Does.

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Number eight.

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The sentence for number eight with John Gould.

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Does it say anything about whether or not scientists were surprised, where biologists were surprised?

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It says nothing about it.

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We don't know if they were surprised or not.

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Don't make inferences.

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Don't jump off a cliff to a conclusion.

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Right.

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It doesn't say anything.

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Number nine.

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It says.

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In the early 1900s, many scientists became worried.

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So when you look at the sentence for number nine.

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Does it say that many?

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Were were worried.

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Is that contradicted?

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Or is it not, say as it says what?

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However, there seems to have been little public pressure nor much concern by scientists.

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That's a contradiction.

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Okay.

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That's a contradiction.

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And then we get to number ten.

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Does it?

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Did did did Flynn's proposal prove to be impractical?

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We don't know.

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It doesn't say anything.

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So it is not given a lot of students make a big deal about this true false not given question like it's

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the most difficult thing in the world.

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But if you're able to really understand what the twist language is, then that's all you care about.

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And it's actually not that difficult.

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Number 11, we see past emotion protecting.

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That's the same as piece of legislation protecting.

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What do we care about?

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Were there still reasonable numbers?

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That's all we care about.

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And what does it say?

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If we look at that sentence.

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It says.

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But it was not until 1929 with the species on the very edge of extinction.

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That is a contradiction to there being still reasonable numbers.

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I'm going to stop reading right there.

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I'm not reading the rest of the sentence.

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The rest of the sentence doesn't matter.

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Number 12.

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Key words or what?

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Only known living and also the word captivity.

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The only only known living.

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Was in a zoo.

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So it says there in that sentence that the last known wild was killed in 1930.

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Then the next sentence says that.

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The last known individual died in the zoo.

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Okay.

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Going last.

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So from that, from that time period, the only known living were all in captivity.

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That is true information.

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And then number 13 is not given.

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Because it says what attempts to find living thylacines are now rarely made.

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Also also should have put the word now in orange, also now rarely made.

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So this sentence doesn't tell anything.

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Tell us anything about like right now.

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Right?

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Right now, we don't know.

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All right.

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And there are all of the answer choices right there.

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And you know, when I upload it in the course, you could be able to see all of that right there.

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All right.

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So thank you very much for joining me today.

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I hope that you were able to learn a lot.

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The previous live recordings that I've done are already in the course.

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So you're able to see those previous live recordings because they're already uploaded in the course.

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Thank you very much and have a fantastic day.

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You too.

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You too.

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One of the best ways you can say thank you is please go and review the course.

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That would really benefit us a lot.

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Right?

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Leave your comments on the course and do your star ranking.

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I'm not going to tell you what stars to leave.

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You know, you can you can do it as you feel fit.

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