ELTIS ELTIS Reading for Specific Information and Detail

Question 1

When scanning a reading passage for specific information, you should:

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Look for keywords related to the information you need.

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Read every word carefully from start to finish.

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Skip all paragraphs that seem difficult.

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Only read the first and last sentences.

Question 2

A reading passage states: 'The university requires all international students to submit proof of English proficiency before enrollment.' What specific piece of information does this sentence provide?

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Proof of English proficiency is required before enrollment.

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International students may skip English tests if they choose.

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All students must apply for financial aid.

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Enrollment is optional for international students.

Question 3

In a reading passage, signal words like 'first,' 'then,' and 'finally' usually indicate:

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Sequential or chronological order.

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Cause and effect relationships.

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Contrast between two ideas.

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Definitions of key terms.

Question 4

What does it mean to read a passage 'for detail'?

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To identify specific facts, names, dates, or numbers within the text.

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To understand only the general topic of the passage.

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To guess the meaning of unfamiliar vocabulary.

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To determine the author's writing style.

Question 5

A passage reads: 'Students must register by March 15 to receive the early discount.' A student who registers on March 20 will:

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Not receive the early discount.

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Receive the full early discount.

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Receive a partial discount.

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Be disqualified from the program.

Question 6

Which reading strategy helps you find specific data like statistics or dates quickly in a long passage?

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Scanning for keywords or numbers.

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Skimming for general ideas.

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Summarizing each paragraph.

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Rereading the passage multiple times.