Okay.
Let's go ahead and go through the answers for this first one.
I.
All right.
So for this first one, number one is rock.
Number two is cave.
Number three is clay.
Number four is a scenes.
And number five is Hebrew.
Now, if we go through the question by question very quickly for number one, right.
We see it in this.
Let's see, is this the second sentence?
Now, let me first point out what I was talking to you about before.
Here we see the three Bedouin teenagers.
Now we know we're starting in the right place.
And then this is one of these one of these young shepherds.
And then remember, all I'm looking for is the paraphrasing of teenager through.
And it says, One of these shepherds tossed a rock tossed is a synonym for through and says, Rock,
I don't need to understand that entire sentence.
Just find to paraphrasing.
All right.
Number two, we have the synonym paraphrasing of went in to enter the answer cave.
And then same sentence.
And stumbled across a collection of large clay jars.
Wright stumbled a number of large, large, large clay jars.
The answer is clay.
Number four very easy to find because we see our 150 BCE.
Then I'm looking for a sentence that's talking about written by.
Right.
Written by.
And we find that in the sense that it starts off with the area was known as Judea at the time and the
people are thought of to belong to a group called called is what paraphrase of of known as correct answer
is seems again you don't need a process a whole set and stop wasting time doing that right When you
find the sentence, just look for the language, that's all.
And then number five, you say is written mainly in what's the paraphrasing of that?
The majority of that means written mainly in.
And then we have Hebrew is the answer.
Right?
I don't need to read the rest of the sentence or process it.
And I'm repeating that because so many students complain about not having enough time, but then they
do time wasting things.
Find a synonym for paraphrasing.
Write down the answer.
Move on.
Let's move on to our our next question, which is the yes, which is the true false that given question.
Now, I left I made I made it realistic and I left up the sentences that we found for the previous question,
because on the real exam, you would know.
On the real exam, you would know where those previous sentences out are.
All right.
So go ahead and answer question six through 12.
True false, nine given and you have 11 minutes to do that.
I may stop at 10 minutes.
Again, do not put any answers in the chat box, please.
All right.
Go ahead and answer these these next questions.
Six through 12, I think, or six through 13 maybe.
All right.
Time is up.
Let's go ahead and go through the answer choices.
One thing that I want you to notice is that the matching sentence is four, six, seven, eight, nine,
ten, 11, 12, 13 are not in the same sentences as numbers one through five.
That doesn't that's not a hard and fast rule.
But most of the time, most of the time they try to use different sentences for the different questions.
Most of the time.
Now, for number six, it's not given right.
We see our matching sentence right here about the teenagers.
And we see something about small sum.
So that means this is about money.
That means this is our sentence we should be looking at.
When we look at this sentence, it tells us nothing about whether they're disappointed or not.
I told you you should be able to see that's the language you're playing with.
You do not need to understand the entire sentence.
Right.
So first one is not given number seven.
We see it right here.
It says there is an agreement.
We know this is the right sentence, but we see scholarly debate.
Was the scholarly debate.
And we see the word origin.
So we know that's the sentence.
It's a debate, Right.
So there's no agreement is false.
If you're able to see the twist, language answers are very easy.
Number eight.
It says most of the books were written on scrolls that are incomplete.
The Dead Sea Scrolls include fragments from every book of the Old Testament except for the Book of Esther.
Right.
So that's true.
Only one book that means most of.
Most of them then were fragments.
Number nine, Copper Scroll.
Very easy to find Copper scroll.
The information on the copper scroll is written in an unusual way.
Write written in a usual way.
Now, this one is really interesting, right?
It is really interesting because.
You will.
You'll notice that I also looked at the previous sentence, and the reason why I looked at the previous
sentence is because the sentence with Copper Scroll starts up with a reference known as.
That means the previous sentence is also talking about the copper squirrel.
Right.
So we have these two sentences that are talking about the copper scroll.
All right.
So we have to see, is it written in an unusual way?
The only exception, the only exception which relates to being unusual is scroll number three.
q15, which was created out of a combination of copper known as the Copper Scroll.
This curious document, unusual document, right.
So we get the answer to that question twice is being true.
Number ten, we see Ma, Ma, Samuel Cartwright up here.
All right.
And then it says, Was he given the scrolls as a gift?
In 1948, a Syrian Orthodox archbishop known as Ma Samuel acquire four of the original seven scrolls
from a Jerusalem shoemaker and part time antiquity dealer paying less than $100.
So it was not a gift.
That's false.
It wasn't a gift.
The van travelled to the United States at number 11.
A number of educational established in the US were again to twist language keen to buy.
Were they keen to buy?
Were they not keen to buy?
Is it absent?
It says he themselves United States and unsuccessfully offered them.
That means they were not keen to buy.
That's false.
All right, Number 12, the scroll name, celebrations that indicate shifts in seasons.
Right.
The scroll was pieced together, contains information about annual occasions 2000 years ago.
That answer is confirmed.
All right.
And then our final one is not given.