ELTIS ELTIS Reading for Specific Information and Detail

Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

Look for keywords related to the information you need.

Answer

Scanning involves moving quickly through the text looking for keywords or phrases related to the specific information needed.

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?

Accepted Answer

Proof of English proficiency is required before enrollment.

Answer

The sentence explicitly states that proof of English proficiency is a requirement prior to enrollment for international students.

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

Sequential or chronological order.

Answer

Words like 'first,' 'then,' and 'finally' signal that the text is presenting steps or events in order.

Question 4

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

Accepted Answer

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

Answer

Reading for detail means identifying and extracting specific information such as facts, statistics, dates, or names from the text.

Question 5

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

Accepted Answer

Not receive the early discount.

Answer

The passage specifies March 15 as the deadline for the discount; registering after that date means missing it.

ELTIS - English Language Test for International Students Practice Test

ELTIS - English Language Test for International Students Practice Test

ELTIS ELTIS Reading for Specific Information and Detail