All right.
So coming up next, we're our second passage for today is Cambridge 17.
And we're going through test three reading passage to dealing with palm oil.
So you should open your book and turn to test three passage two for palm oil.
In this one, we're dealing with three question types.
Paragraph or section location.
Choose to from a list and fill the blank.
Now we're in.
Pass the number two.
And you can see past the number two is much longer than past number one, because we are doing what,
increasing the difficulty level.
Right.
So we've gone from a 600 word passage to a 900 word passage.
That is how they increase the level of difficulty.
More information to process.
In getting more information, a process.
We have three question types.
Which contains the following information.
I would section in the past, I used to always say which paragraph.
Now they more use which section, but it's the same question type.
I think the reason why they did that was to make the general and the academic use the same language
before they used to do it with the academic they use which paragraph and for the general exam they use
which section.
Now they mainly use which section.
Question 21 and 22 is the pick two from a list that are true and 23 two through 26 are field the blank.
So we have our paragraph location question.
This is one of the most difficult questions for students.
Now, of course, you don't start with this question.
Why you don't start with this question first, because you have no information what the paragraphs are
about.
And so to try to find where specific information is located in a paragraph, you are going to waste
massive amounts of time.
All right.
So you use you identify the keywords in the question, questions for paragraph, location.
Then you move forward to do the other questions first.
Right.
So you look for the keywords while doing the other questions.
Now, normally, if you've identified the keywords and then moved on and done the other two question
types, you're going to come across language that helps you to do the paragraph location question much
better.
Topic sentence are very helpful in a matching a section question type.
They're very helpful because topic sentences tell you what a paragraph is about.
A second question type is choose to from a list.
This is like a multiple choice question.
You want to identify the keywords in the statement or the guiding sentence?
You want to identify the keywords in the answer choices.
Then you want to locate the paragraph or paragraphs that contain the statement keywords.
And then you're looking for which of the which of the five choices are correctly stated.
Which of the five choices have correct true details.
Incorrect answers will either be falsely stated absent or located in the wrong paragraph, which means
located in a paragraph that's outside of the keywords in the guiding sentence.
All right, that's strategy.
Fill in the blank question we already went over before in terms of strategy.
I'm not going to repeat it again, but you just have to find the keywords in the question, find the
matching sentence, find the language that's related to before and after the blank line.
Now in terms of processing, right?
We have these three question types which we want to do first.
From this grouping, I would start with the field of blank question first, because it goes in order
and it's the easiest one to do.
However, when I'm doing the field of blank question, I'm going to also mentally try to keep in mind
what are some of the keywords from the other questions?
Right.
After I do the feel the blank question, I'm going to do the multiple choice choose to question.
And then finally, I'll do the paragraph section location question.
That should be easier to do at this point because doing the field of blank and the choose to question
will have taken you through different paragraphs and you'll get a chance to see what those different
paragraphs are about.
Now, before starting with the field of blank question, I would go ahead and identify all the keywords
because like I said, I want to put those in my mind when I'm doing the question when I'm doing the
different questions.
So what I want you to do is take 2 minutes and try to scan for the keywords in the different questions.
There's our sexual location and our multiple choice, and there's our field to blink.
Go ahead and take 2 minutes and try to identify the keywords.
All right.
Let's go ahead and look.
So when we're looking at the section location question numbers 14 through 20, you'll notice that I
have some language in the beginning in green example description, example reference figures, examples,
economic justification, economics should be green.
Also, the reason why that language is in green is that's the language that I'm really looking out for,
you know, when I'm when I'm doing the other two question types, number 14, we also know there's going
to be a paragraph about environmental advantages.
15 is going to be about an organization, 16 is going to be about global use, 17 is going to be about
particular species, animals, 18 is going to be about expansion of the industry, 19 is going to be
about opposing the industry, and 20 is going to be about animals that are badly affected.
But that that that language in the beginning is so important.
Then we have the keywords highlighted for 21 through 22.
Remember, we're looking for which two are true statements, true statements, the other, the wrong
answers would be false absent or in the wrong paragraph.
And then 23 we have the language in yellow, which are keywords.
The language in green is what the answer will connect to.
The language in yellow will help you find the right sentence.
The language in green will tell you where the answer is in that sentence.
All right, let's do our first one.
We have a field of blank question, and you have 6 minutes to answer.
23 through 26.
You may begin.
Again.
Do not put any answers in the box.
Please do not.
When you give me let me give you a quick clue.
Very quickly.
When you're doing 23, 24, 25 and 26.
Right.
Which question do you start with?
Do you just start with 23?
Right.
What?
What have you learned from the course?
Yeah, exactly.
You start with the one that's easiest to find first.
Okay.
And that gives you an idea of where the other ones might be located.
Yeah.
Either 25 or 26.
Exactly.
Those are going to be easier to find.
Okay, Let's go ahead and stop.
All right.
So we took 6 minutes for that question.
We have four questions.
We took 6 minutes, I think is really important that you really you know, you really use a timer when
practicing.
So we're going to make it we make it easy, right?
So we started 26 where you see Elwood, right?
We know it's going to come from one of these sentences.
27 we see Rspo is going to come from this paragraph.
24 also was actually pretty easy to find too, because it has to be a paragraph that talks about animals.
Right.
All you're doing is you're scanning through the paragraphs, looking for some animal that's mentioned.
When you find a paragraph mentioning animals, that's the magic paragraph.
So 24 was not that difficult to find also.
So I would have gone in the order of doing these 26, 25, 24, then 23.
I want to win, win and reverse, right?
We look at 2026, the correct answer is biodiversity.
Right biodiversity.
And again, the answer must connect to the key word before the blank line.
You don't need to understand.
You don't need to understand all that.
Right?
You're looking for a sentence with Elwood and a paraphrasing of Restore.
To Recover.
There is a paraphrasing of restore the answers Biodiversity.
You don't need to understand the whole sentence.
Right.
And then for 25 growers check, we have rspo.
We're looking for paraphrasing of growers check and routine.
Right.
So either one of those two here we look at where we see routine, where we see regular assessment.
Regular assessment is a paraphrasing of routine.
My answer must be carbon stocks.
Just find the language, everybody.
Number 24.
I'm looking for best known the word.
What famous?
Famous is paraphrasing.
The best known Sumatran or orangutan must be my answer.
And then for number 23, we're looking for the paraphrasing or synonym of stay.
Remain.
Stay.
Answer is going to be what?
Solid.
So I see.
I hope you're starting to see how it works to fill in the blank questions.
Some language helps you find the sentence.
The other language.
You find the paraphrasing because it's going to give you the answer.
You don't need to understand everything.
Let's move on.
Any questions?
Before I move on to the next one.
Nope.
Okay, good.
Let's move on.
All right, now we're doing the.
But choose two letters.
Choose to two letters a a few e.
Right.
And find the two that are correct.
Okay.
We have a four minute timer.