[IELTS reading] Wang Xiwei reading P1 (reading judgment question)

The steps of making a true or false question ：

1 Tick the question and ask （
YES,NO, NOT GIVEN 
still
TRUE, FALSE, NOT GIVEN）

2 Tick locators , Test point words

3 Two questions in a group , Scan the original text , Find locators , Test point words

4 Judge with question stem

What words can be used as locators ？

1 Numbers （ temperature , Time , percentage ）, Capital （ place , The person's name , Proper noun ）

2. Proper nouns > Special Verbs > Special adjectives or adverbs

3. Common words , The main theme of the article , Repeated words in the stem , Are not suitable for positioning words

  The number of three answers is regular

True = False > Not Given          

5 Questions ,2T2F1NG perhaps  2NG,2,1

3 In sequence              

4 Locate two questions at the same time （ Do two questions at the same time , Instead of doing it one by one ）

The test point words of the judgment question

1、 Be,can The latter part is generally the examination site

The parents of top athletes have often been successful athletes themselves

2、 Degree of ,only,all,est（ highest ）

Performance has improved most greatly in events requiring an intensive burst of energy.

3、 Compare

Research into agent technology was more costly than research into neural networks.

4 Check consistency

Numbers , Time , place

Method ： First sketch the number , Draw another noun , Both are scanned in the original text at the same time

reason ： If you only draw one word in this kind of topic, you may not find , It may be wrong , So draw another noun  

for example ： Japan Last year's population The birth rate ascendant 1%

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commonly FALSE What does it look like ？

F1：“ absolute ” State , In the title stem ,80% choice FALSE

must

absolutely / definitely / invariably （ Certainly ）/ Inevitably（ Inevitably ）/assuredly（ Indeed ）

unarguably（ There is no doubt that ）/ indisputably（ There is no doubt that ) / certainly/ without question = out of question( without doubt ）/…

impossible(ly) / immediate(ly)

always  / usually / never

all / every / any / none

F2 Antisense

 a) In the original , Around the locator , Negative word negative （ There is a negative word in the original text or title , So that is F）

not / no longer ( No longer ) / not any more / by no means ( Never ）…

for example ： original text ： Lao Xu is a rich man

            stem ： Lao Xu is not rich

 b) In the original , Around the locator , Implied negation

used to do sth. / until recently / as was once the case

F3： Single qualification

original text ： Lao Wang and Lao Li are model workers

stem ： Only Lao Wang is a model worker （F）

Children only accept opinions on rainforests that they encounter in their classrooms.

Children only accept the ideas they encounter about tropical rain forests in the classroom .

F4： Numbers do the test site

When a number appears in the stem, choose NO The probability of is 70%, But age and time don't count

Between 1983 and 1990 the numbers of patients visiting alternative therapists rose to include a further 8% of the population.

from 1983 Year to 1990 year , The number of patients going to see alternative therapists has increased , Of the total population 8%.

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  commonly TURE What does it look like ？

Correct prompt words , choose T The probability is percent 70, Multiple choice questions also apply

possible(ly) / probable(ly) /  perhaps/ be likely to（ Is likely to ）/ maybe/ may (might)

seem to / appear to （ Seems to be ）/ almost / sometimes

some / a degree of / occasionally（ Once in a while ）

not always / not all/ not necessarily

  remarks ： If the correct word and the wrong word appear at the same time , The probability of making a wrong choice is high

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  commonly NG What does it look like ？

NG 1: The original text does not mention

The title stem has nothing to do with the original

In some cases, the families of street children may need financial support from S.K.I

Parents are successful athletes

Brother is a failed athlete

NG2 The location words are the same , The content of no test words reappears

The most common NG.

Parents are successful athletes

Parents are rich athletes

NG3 There is no comparison relationship

appear “than”, choice NG The probability of is 70%

Be careful ：1、 The first question of the judgment question is NG The probability of is relatively low

2、“than” In the first question , choice T The probability of is 70%

NG4 Authority effect , Mass effect

1、 Personal views become objective facts

original text ：I believe Chinese football team is much better than Brazilian one.

stem ： Chinese football team is much better than Brazilian one.

It is wrong for anyone's personal views to become objective facts （ Even if the personal views of celebrities become objective facts, it is wrong ）

2、 Make a wish , Guarantee , Swear to wait , The problem stem should be a statement of facts

promise,swear（ swear ）,pledge（ Guarantee ）,wish

special ：point out、note

 point out as well as note The latter is correct , What they follow us can be regarded as objective facts

NG 5 highest

original text Beijing is one of the largest cities in the world.

stem Beijing is the largest city in the world.（NG）

The original text is one , Question stem is the most important , Choose NG

The original text is the most , Question stem is one , Choose T

 

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