Hello, everybody.
We're going to get into another strategy video for the general reading section.
In this video, we're going to be going over another video for the true false giving question.
And we're going to be going over how it appears normally in sections one and two.
As I said in the previous video, when we are looking at Section three, those reading passages are
like the reading passages in the academic section.
And so the true false not given question appears more like it does in the academic section at the same
question.
But it's just that the passage itself is more difficult to process.
And that's actually how the separate students is with section three of the reading of the general reading
section.
Sections one and two.
Somebody that can get a five or six on the test, they can do those pretty good.
But only people that can get maybe a seven, eight, nine on the test can handle reading a section,
reading section three, because there's a higher level of complexity with the vocabulary, a synonym
language.
So let's get into this.
True or false?
Not given.
Reading passage.
This comes from book number 12.
Let's go over the strategy very quickly.
And in the previous video, we went over the yes no, not given strategy.
And here you have it again.
Questions go in order, read through the questions and spot the easiest to do first.
I mentioned before why that's so important because, you know, those are going to be the easiest to
find.
And because the question goes in order, once you find the ones that are easiest to find, you know
where the other questions are pretty much located in terms of their position to that question, underline
all the keywords in the question, scan and find the matching sentence to your first easiest question.
Then you want to compare the passage sentence to the question.
Sentence
actually, number five, to be probably to reverse that in terms of language.
Now for number five, because it seems we're comparing the passage and we're comparing the passage and
the question sentence.
We're comparing those two things.
We're comparing the passage and the question sentence.
But number six makes it more clear.
You're comparing you actually are comparing the question to the passage, not the passage to the question.
We're comparing those two sentences, but the comparison is in a one way direction.
You're comparing the question to the passage, not the passage to the question.
And true, of course, means that all the essential information is there, everything is there.
They're using synonym language very often.
False means that the essential language from the question has been changed.
I mean, opposite, different.
In other words, contradiction.
And then we have not given and for not given the information from the question is missing, is not there,
it's absent, right?
It's missing or absent.
When you're in a maybe or maybe not situation, that is a not given situation.
You don't go, but it says this.
So maybe that's true.
No, you can't say that.
All right.
Can't say maybe it's true or maybe it's false, right?
Not given means there's information from the passage that you don't see there.
I mean, there's information from the question that you don't see there.
That information from the question is missing.
It's missing.
All right.
Now we have to watch for our starting point sentences and watch for compound sentences when it comes
to doing this question.
If you watch the previous video, I kind of talked about starting point sentences and what that means.
So let's go ahead and go through this video.
When we look at our questions.
Let's see which ones might be easier to do.
Definitely number 13.
Number 13 is we've got a big the mobile climbing wall.
That's going to be easy to find.
That would be the only one that really stands out as being pretty easy to find about the mobile climbing
wall.
Big rock climbing center is the title of the whole passage, so you're going to see that in the word
center several times.
But 13 would probably be the easiest the easiest one to find.
First, we can start with number 13, then we have the other ones before coming.
Before that, the keywords that we're dealing with.
Oh, is that what I want?
For number one
when climbing compulsory.
What's compulsory mean compulsory means have to.
Compulsory to be attached by rope.
Do you have to be attached by a rope for number ten if you just want to watch?
And can you do it without paying?
Can you enter without paying?
A range.
Session in your own garden.
12 is good.
The word clothing means that if you look for a type of clothing.
Right.
But some some clothing is forbidden.
And number 14, we're dealing with children who are afraid.
Right.
There's an inadvisable for them to use the wall.
Those are our keywords.
All right.
Now I'm going to go through.
Okay.
Well, we can see right here there is mobile climbing wall right there.
Mobile climbing wall and.
Yeah.
There's mobile climbing wall and mobile climbing wall.
So whenever we're talking about the mobile climbing wall that's dealing with that area right there.
So that means the mobile climbing wall is going to be this is what number is that for mobile climbing
wall?
That's number 13.
13 is mobile climbing wall.
All right.
So we have that information about the mobile climbing wall and.
And also something about clothing.
All right.
So mobile climbing wall.
Now, the first one.
I'm sorry.
All right.
Mobile climbing wall.
This we're missing here.
I see.
Now, that's why I looked strange.
And it was missing something mobile climbing wall and only used in dry weather only use.
And we're talking about weather here.
Dry weather.
All right.
This information here only used in dry weather.
That's the that's the information that's going to determine true or false or not given.
That's information is going to determine true or false, not given.
So on a mobile climbing wall.
All right.
Wow.
I see something about clothing right here when it talks about what to wear.
Excuse me.
And right here, I see something about rain and winds up to 50 kilometers per hour.
So what that tells me is that number 12 and 13 are right there.
Right.
This is about clothes.
And number 13 is right here, which is about whether
I'll double check to see if I see anything else about clothes anywhere, to be sure.
But normally, you know, if they're talking about clothes under this heading with mobile climbing wall,
they're not talking about clothes again.
And I don't see I'm being a quick scan.
I see nothing else about clothes.
So yeah, that is number 12 and 13.
That means 14 is down here.
That means 14 is down here and right here where it talks about children being nervous.
All right.
It talks about because when they feel nervous, when they climb, that means that children who are afraid
of heights and children who are nervous when they climb.
All right, when they're nervous when they climb, that means that's where number 14 is located.