All right, let's stop.
Let's go through it.
All right.
So with this question type here, I'm going to explain to you how we get rid of students who have weak
English.
And we are we we reward students that have really good English because when you get to passage two,
it's time to start getting rid of some students that are not able to score above a six.
Right?
So pay attention.
So we know a is is wrong.
Right, because we can see in this sentence right here where it says we see the word decade.
All right.
When we look at that sentence, it says nothing about membership growing steadily.
This is how we get rid of somebody with poor English.
Because many times somebody with poor English, they'll say, Oh, I see the word decade.
That means that that one must be true because I see the word decade.
That's not how it works.
Write that sentence is a match for choice.
See?
Right.
Because.
Because if a person is able to recognize synonyms, it's very clear over the past decade is synonym
for taking several years.
Set of criteria is a synonym of standards and procedures.
Officially sustainable is a synonym for certification.
That sentence is a match for choice.
See, the next sentence is a match for choice B, it demands it.
Insist.
Paraphrasing.
Right.
And then it says open and honest.
Open and honest.
What's what's the the synonym or paraphrase for open and honest is transparency.
So Choice B is true.
Again, reward the people that have really good English and can see paraphrasing.
Right.
So choice E is is located in the wrong paragraph is over in section section D Like I told you, wrong
answers can be in the wrong paragraph.
I know that one's wrong because it's in the wrong paragraph.
Okay.
And then for.
For the next one, which is d i c this is its regulations regarding sustainability are stricter than
those of other governing industries.
We don't even see that anywhere.
Right.
That's not even mentioned.
So.
You know, it's really important that you're able to really see.
How you know correct answers use paraphrasing and synonyms.
A lot of times wrong answers use exact language because they're they're playing on that.
Any questions?
Excuse me.
Any questions about this one?
Any questions before I move on to our last one, which is the paragraph location.
Nope.
Okay, let's move on.
All right.
Now, before we start with the paragraph location of numbers, 14 through 20, are there any that we
can answer right now?
Before we even start.
Right before we even start some of these.
You can answer right now.
Can anybody see anything before we start?
Nobody has nobody and nobody has a paragraph that matches.
Right.
There are some that should be clear.
And I was my 15th and 15th.
Oh, 15.
All right.
15 matches.
What?
That's.
That's an obvious one, right?
15 matches.
What paragraph?
15 matches.
What paragraph?
15 matches.
Right.
That's clear.
Right.
That's very clear.
All right.
So some of these you should be able to know already.
That's the reason why you do this question type last, because you would have seen some of the paragraphs
that could be able to do it much easier.
All right.
Go ahead and take 7 minutes, 8 minutes and answer questions 14 through 20.
Remember, you're looking for the matching paragraph for the sentence information.
Is anybody still working?
If you're still working, let me know.
If not, I'll stop right now and go over.
The answer choices.
Do not put anything in the box.
You're not putting the answers in the box, please.
But if anybody is still working, let me know.
You have you have a little bit of time left.
You have about a minute left, so you should hurry up.
Less than a minute.
No, I'm sorry.
A little bit more than a minute left.
Using a timer.
I really encourage all of you to work with a timer.
Put the time pressure.
A lot of times people say I'm taking too long and that's because you're giving yourself too much time.
You know, you have to learn to work with time pressure.
There's only so much time you can take.
All right.
Time is up.
Let's go through the answer choices.
14 is F, 15 is G, 16 is a 17 is H, 18 is B, 19 is E.
20 is C.
Right.
So with number 14, we're talking about environmental advantages.
Environmental advantages.
So we need to have a paragraph that's talking about advantages.
Paragraph F gives us a couple of advantages.
Right.
Oil, palm oil, palm plantations produce at least four and potentially up to ten times more oil as
one advantage.
It sequesters more carbon in some ways than alternatives.
That's the second advantage.
15 is the description of organization.
We got that one.
Pretty 15 is a description of an organization, right?
That's actually G.
Right.
That was very easy to do.
16 Examples of Widespread Global use.
Widespread global use.
And that is from paragraph A.
Because it talks about what and the topic sentence.
Everybody most consumed vegetable oil in the world.
They tell you right there.
17 particular species.
That was pretty clear.
Particular species which could benefit the ecosystem, particular species.
Right.
That's h.
18.
Rapid expansion of the palm oil industry figures.
Key word, right?
Figures.
Look at paragraph B is really easy.
It has numbers.
Only paragraph with numbers.
Really.
19.
Economic justification for not opposing topic.
Sentence one Response to the boycott.
Right.
That means that they're going to give reasons to not boycott.
Write in the topic sentence, don't need to read everything.
So 19 is E and then 20 is what?
Examples of creatures.
And that's going to be sea creatures or animals.
All right.
Some of you may have looked at the word species.
Four numbers, 17 thought they were talking about animals, but they're talking about species of plant.
All right.
Okay.
Any questions?
All right.
So, everyone, thank you very much for joining me today.
There are the answers and.
Bigger forms.
You could see them all together.
Right.
I hope that you have a little bit more clear understanding of, you know.
Question strategy and how to really answer questions and what you're supposed to do when going through
questions.
There's and you have to practice applying strategy.
You have to be you have to practice using a timer.
You have to really work on that.
Because when somebody creates a standardized test, there are rules.
There's there are rules.
You have to understand the rules of how they design questions, the rules of how they find answers.
You have to be able to do all of that.
Sometimes that's another online platform stigmatism.
There's no there's no free online platform.
I mean, the the tests, the practice test that are in the Cambridge books are designed by the same
people who write the exam.
Those are the ones that are the best.
But in terms of tests, I mean, send me a map.
I think there are some companies that, you know, you have to pay them for a math test, but nobody
does it for free.
All right.
So thank you very much, everybody.
Have a fantastic day.
And if you have any other questions, you can let me know inside of the Udemy course platform.
Any questions?
Ask them and ask them in the ask me in that in that platform, please.
All right.
Thanks a lot.
Have a great day.