Reading: True/False/Not Given Flashcards
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Should you spend equal time on each True/False/Not Given question?
Answer: No, manage time and move on if stuck
Effective time management means not getting stuck on a single item.
A statement adds a detail the passage never mentions. The best answer is:
Answer: Not Given
Extra unmentioned detail means the information is Not Given.
What should you do before answering these questions?
Answer: Skim the passage and locate keywords from the statement
Scanning for keywords helps you locate the relevant section quickly.
Paraphrasing in the passage means you should:
Answer: Recognize synonyms and rephrased ideas
IELTS often rephrases ideas, so matching meaning beats matching exact words.
If the statement matches the passage meaning exactly, mark it:
Answer: True
Agreement with the passage means the answer is True.
A common trap in these questions is:
Answer: Confusing your own opinion with the text
Inserting personal knowledge instead of relying on the text is a frequent error.
What is the safest strategy when you cannot find any related information?
Answer: Mark Not Given
Absence of any relevant information indicates Not Given.