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All right, let's stop.

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Let's go through it.

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All right.

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So with this question type here, I'm going to explain to you how we get rid of students who have weak

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English.

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And we are we we reward students that have really good English because when you get to passage two,

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it's time to start getting rid of some students that are not able to score above a six.

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Right?

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So pay attention.

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So we know a is is wrong.

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Right, because we can see in this sentence right here where it says we see the word decade.

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All right.

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When we look at that sentence, it says nothing about membership growing steadily.

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This is how we get rid of somebody with poor English.

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Because many times somebody with poor English, they'll say, Oh, I see the word decade.

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That means that that one must be true because I see the word decade.

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That's not how it works.

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Write that sentence is a match for choice.

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See?

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Right.

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Because.

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Because if a person is able to recognize synonyms, it's very clear over the past decade is synonym

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for taking several years.

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Set of criteria is a synonym of standards and procedures.

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Officially sustainable is a synonym for certification.

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That sentence is a match for choice.

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See, the next sentence is a match for choice B, it demands it.

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Insist.

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Paraphrasing.

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Right.

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And then it says open and honest.

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Open and honest.

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What's what's the the synonym or paraphrase for open and honest is transparency.

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So Choice B is true.

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Again, reward the people that have really good English and can see paraphrasing.

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Right.

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So choice E is is located in the wrong paragraph is over in section section D Like I told you, wrong

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answers can be in the wrong paragraph.

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I know that one's wrong because it's in the wrong paragraph.

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Okay.

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And then for.

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For the next one, which is d i c this is its regulations regarding sustainability are stricter than

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those of other governing industries.

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We don't even see that anywhere.

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Right.

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That's not even mentioned.

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That's not even mentioned.

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So.

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You know, it's really important that you're able to really see.

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How you know correct answers use paraphrasing and synonyms.

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A lot of times wrong answers use exact language because they're they're playing on that.

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Any questions?

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Excuse me.

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Any questions about this one?

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Any questions before I move on to our last one, which is the paragraph location.

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Nope.

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Okay, let's move on.

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All right.

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Now, before we start with the paragraph location of numbers, 14 through 20, are there any that we

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can answer right now?

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Before we even start.

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Right before we even start some of these.

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You can answer right now.

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Can anybody see anything before we start?

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Nobody has nobody and nobody has a paragraph that matches.

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Right.

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There are some that should be clear.

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And I was my 15th and 15th.

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Oh, 15.

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All right.

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15 matches.

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What?

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That's.

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That's an obvious one, right?

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15 matches.

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What paragraph?

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15 matches.

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What paragraph?

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15 matches.

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Right.

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That's clear.

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Right.

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That's very clear.

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All right.

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So some of these you should be able to know already.

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That's the reason why you do this question type last, because you would have seen some of the paragraphs

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that could be able to do it much easier.

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All right.

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Go ahead and take 7 minutes, 8 minutes and answer questions 14 through 20.

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Remember, you're looking for the matching paragraph for the sentence information.

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Is anybody still working?

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If you're still working, let me know.

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If not, I'll stop right now and go over.

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The answer choices.

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Do not put anything in the box.

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You're not putting the answers in the box, please.

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But if anybody is still working, let me know.

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You have you have a little bit of time left.

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You have about a minute left, so you should hurry up.

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Less than a minute.

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No, I'm sorry.

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A little bit more than a minute left.

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Using a timer.

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I really encourage all of you to work with a timer.

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Put the time pressure.

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A lot of times people say I'm taking too long and that's because you're giving yourself too much time.

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You know, you have to learn to work with time pressure.

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There's only so much time you can take.

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All right.

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Time is up.

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Let's go through the answer choices.

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14 is F, 15 is G, 16 is a 17 is H, 18 is B, 19 is E.

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20 is C.

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Right.

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So with number 14, we're talking about environmental advantages.

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Environmental advantages.

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So we need to have a paragraph that's talking about advantages.

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Paragraph F gives us a couple of advantages.

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Right.

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Oil, palm oil, palm plantations produce at least four and potentially up to ten times more oil as

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one advantage.

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It sequesters more carbon in some ways than alternatives.

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That's the second advantage.

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15 is the description of organization.

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We got that one.

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Pretty 15 is a description of an organization, right?

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That's actually G.

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Right.

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That was very easy to do.

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16 Examples of Widespread Global use.

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Widespread global use.

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And that is from paragraph A.

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Because it talks about what and the topic sentence.

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Everybody most consumed vegetable oil in the world.

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They tell you right there.

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17 particular species.

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That was pretty clear.

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Particular species which could benefit the ecosystem, particular species.

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That's h.

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Rapid expansion of the palm oil industry figures.

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Key word, right?

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Figures.

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Look at paragraph B is really easy.

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It has numbers.

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It has numbers.

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Only paragraph with numbers.

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Really.

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Economic justification for not opposing topic.

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Sentence one Response to the boycott.

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Right.

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That means that they're going to give reasons to not boycott.

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Write in the topic sentence, don't need to read everything.

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So 19 is E and then 20 is what?

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Examples of creatures.

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Examples of creatures.

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And that's going to be sea creatures or animals.

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All right.

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Some of you may have looked at the word species.

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Four numbers, 17 thought they were talking about animals, but they're talking about species of plant.

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All right.

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Any questions?

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All right.

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All right.

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So, everyone, thank you very much for joining me today.

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There are the answers and.

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Bigger forms.

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You could see them all together.

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Right.

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I hope that you have a little bit more clear understanding of, you know.

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Question strategy and how to really answer questions and what you're supposed to do when going through

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questions.

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There's and you have to practice applying strategy.

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You have to be you have to practice using a timer.

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You have to really work on that.

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Because when somebody creates a standardized test, there are rules.

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There's there are rules.

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You have to understand the rules of how they design questions, the rules of how they find answers.

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You have to be able to do all of that.

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Sometimes that's another online platform stigmatism.

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There's no there's no free online platform.

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I mean, the the tests, the practice test that are in the Cambridge books are designed by the same

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people who write the exam.

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Those are the ones that are the best.

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But in terms of tests, I mean, send me a map.

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I think there are some companies that, you know, you have to pay them for a math test, but nobody

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does it for free.

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All right.

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So thank you very much, everybody.

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Have a fantastic day.

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And if you have any other questions, you can let me know inside of the Udemy course platform.

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Any questions?

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Ask them and ask them in the ask me in that in that platform, please.

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All right.

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Thanks a lot.

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Have a great day.

