The Strategies for Answering Reading Comprehension Questions
- Read the question first: Read the
question, not the answer choices when you know the kinds of questions you
must answer, it will be easier to find the answers
- Skim or Read the Passage Quickly: Do not read
the word for the word or in detail. Read quickly you find the main idea
and general organization.
- Leave the difficult questions until
last.
- Take a guess when you do not know
the answer. When
you are taking the guess, first use a process of elimination. How can you
eliminate the wrong answer on a multiple-choice item?
- Answer all the questions. Never leave
the items unanswered. If you are have no time left, use guess letter.
The
strategies for Answering Detail Questions
- The answer to detail questions will follow the
order of information presented in the passage.
- The correct answer to the detail questions are
often a restatement of what is stated in the passage.
- If the question has the word Not or Except,
chose the answer that is not true or not mentioned in the passage. Answers
that are true or mentioned in the passage are not correct.
The
Strategies on Main Ideas
- The main idea is not always the first sentences
in the paragraph or passage. It can also appear in the middle or toward
the end of a paragraph.
- When the main ideas are not clear because each
paragraph has a main point, combine all the main point to get the main
idea.
- Make sure the answer you select for the main
idea relates to the whole passage to see the main idea you have selected
is discussed all through the passage.
a)
True statements that on one paragraph or a detail
b)
Statements that are too general and go beyond the
passage
c)
Statements that are incorrect misinterpretation of
the main idea or, Briefy:
1.
Too specific
2.
Too general
3.
Incorrect
Institute
of Foreign Languages
Today’s
cars are smaller, safer, cleaner, and more economical more than their
predecessors, but the car in the future will be more pollution-free than those
on the road today. Several new types of automobile engine have already
developed that run on alternative source of power, such as electricity,
compressed natural gas, methanol, hydrogen, and propane. Electricity, however,
is the zero-emission option recently available.
Although electric vehicles will
not be truly practical until a power, compact battery or other dependable
source of current is availcable, transportation experts foresee a new
assortment of electric vehicles entering everyday life: shorter-rang commuter
electric cars, three-wheeled neighborhood car, electric delivery vans, bikes,
and trolleys.
As automakers work to develop
practical electric vehicles, urban planners and utility engineers are focusing
on infrastructure system to support and
make the best use of the new cars. Public charging facilities will need to as
common as today’s gas stations. Public parking spots on the street or in
commercial lots will need to be equipped with device that allow driver to
charge their batteries while they stop, dine, or attend a concert. To encourage
the use of electric vehicles, the most convenient parking in transportation
centers might be reserved for electric cars.
Planners foresee electric
shuttle buses, trains, and neighborhood vehicles all meeting at transit centers
that would have facilities for charging and renting. Commuters will be able to
rent a variety of electric cars to suit their needs: light trucks, one –person
three-wheelers, smaller cars, or electric/gasoline hybrid cars for longer
trips, which will no doubt take place on automated freeways capable of handling
five time the number of vehicles that can be carried by a freeway today.
Today farmers in most the
industrialized counties grow cash crops. This means that they usually grow
large amount of only a few crops, such as soy, wheat, or corn. They sell these
crops and use the money to buy what they need for their families and their
farms. In the pass, farming was quite different. Most farmers used to grow lots
of different kinds of crops. They sometimes sold some of the crops when there
was extra. However, most of the crops were kept to feed the farmer’s family.
- The author’s purpose in the passing is to
______.
a)
narrate
a story about alternative energy vehicles.
b)
describe
the possibility for transportation in the future.
c)
criticize
conventional vehicles.
d)
support
the invention of the electric cars.
The
following electrical vehicles are all mentioned in the passage except_______.
a)
planes
b)
bicycles
c)
vans
d)
trains
- The passage would most likely be followed by
details about_____.
a)
pollution
restrictions in the future
b)
the
neighborhood of the future
c)
electric
shuttle buses
d)
automated
freeways.
- In the second paragraph, the author implies
that __________.
a)
everyday
life will stay much the same in the future
b)
a
single electric vehicles will eventually replace several modes of
transportation
c)
electric
vehicles are not practical for the future
d)
a
dependable source of electric energy will eventually be developed.
- According to the passage, public parking lots
for the future will be______.
a)
equipped
with charging devices
b)
much
larger that they are today
c)
as
common as today’s gas station
d)
more
convenient than they are today.
5.
This
passage would most likely be found in a ____________.
a)
popular
psychology periodical
b)
medical
journal
c)
textbook
on urban planning
d)
history
book.
Anthropologists used to believe that Romantic Love
was invented by the Europeans in the Middle Age. By romantic love, they mean an
intense and longing to be with the loved person. Some anthropologists believe
that this kind of love spread from the west to another culture recently. Others
thought that it may have existed in some other cultures, but only among rich
and privileged. Now, however, most anthropologists agree that romantic love has
probably always existed among humans. It is not surprising then, that stories
of romance, like Romeo and Juliet _____________.
1) exist
only in the west
2) exist
only in the Italy
3) are
usually outside of the west
4) are
found in many cultures around the world.
The invention of the
electric telegraph gave birth to the communications industry. Although Samuel
B. Morse succeeded in making the invention useful in 1837, it was not until
1843 that the first telegraph line of consequence was constructed. By 1860 more
than 50000 mile of line connected people east of the Rockires, the following
year, San Francisco was added to the network.
The national telegraph
network fortified the ties between East and West and contributed to the rapid
expansion of the railroads by providing an efficient means to monitor schedules
and routes. Furthermore, the extension of the telegraph, combined with the
invention of the steam-drive rotary printing press by Rechard M. Hoe in 1846,
revolutionized of the world journalism. Where the business of news gathering
had been dependent upon the mail and on-hand operated press, the telegraph
expanded the amount of information a newspaper could supply and allowed for
more timely reporting. The establishment of the Associated Press as center wire
service in 1846 marked the advent of a new era in journalism.
1. The
main topic of the passage is
a. the
history of journalism
b. the
origin of the national telegraph
c. how
the telegraph network contributed to the expansion of railroads
d. the contributions and development the telegraph
network
2. According
to the passage, how did the telegraph enhance the business of news gathering?
a. By
adding San Francisco to the network
b. By
allowed for more timely reporting
c. By
expanding the railroads
d. By
monitoring schedules and routes for the railroads.
There are the different kinds of problems in solving
the problem
Negative agreement we use Either and Neither to show
the negative meaning. However, Either and Neither are used in different form.
Here are the forms:
S+auxi+not+Either and Neither+Auxi+S.....
13. Complete the
most suitable answer.
2. Animals.............on Earth for at least 700 million years.
A. living
B. lived
C. have lived
D. have been lived
2. Animals.............on Earth for at least 700 million years.
A. living
B. lived
C. have lived
D. have been lived
when adverbial phrase comes before the subject, the
position of auxiliary or modal verb changes. auxiliary or modal verb tends to
come before the subject. The adverbial phrases include Hardly, seldom, never,
not only, barely, and scarcely..........etc.
2 choose the best answer to
complete the gap below.
1. Hydrocarbons, .......... by engine exhausts, react with nitrogen oxides in the presence of sunlight to form complex toxic gases.
A. are given off
B. given off
C. give off
D. they are given off
1. Hydrocarbons, .......... by engine exhausts, react with nitrogen oxides in the presence of sunlight to form complex toxic gases.
A. are given off
B. given off
C. give off
D. they are given off
The best answer is letter B
because in clause deduction we eliminate auxiliary verb and relative pronoun. Its real form is that Hydrocarbons, which are
given off by engine.....
Ø Choose
the correct answer to complete the blank below.
Upon
hatching
A.
Young ducks know
how to swim
B.
Swimming is
known by young ducks
C.
The knowledge of
swimming is in young ducks
D.
How to swim is
known by ducks
Ø ASEAN
supports effects to maintain peace and stability on the Korean peninsula which
will contribute to promoting peace, stability and prosperity in Northern Asia
and the wide region. This position was conveyed by ASEAN Secretary-General Le
Luong Minh to the vice chairman of the president committee for unification
preparation of the Republic of Korean during the latter’s courtesy call
yesterday.
Ø How
can today’s law student best be educated to serve society in the 21st
century? To answer these questions, the Stard ford faculty, together with a
diverse group of lawyers, policy makers and business leaders, recently
concluded a three-day seminar on the changing role of legal of profession.
Their finding suggested that, despite the public’s overwhelming demands for a
deregulated society, for every codicil s and revisions are regulation being
struck from law books.
Ø Why
study abroad?
Think beyond
University? The word is an increasing the global market-your time abroad will
allow you equip yourself with a range of skills which make more employable. Why
not you CV the edge with a study abroad experience?
Spending an
academic year abroad is not only fantastic for your CV but also for your
confidence and nationality as a whole. By spending time abroad, you develop a
flexible approach to learning and working and acquire life skills that cannot
be taught. You immerse yourself in another culture, and make new friends maybe
learn a language and develop skills that make you stand out to employers.
While studying
abroad can be exciting experience, students are required to make the same
effort with their academic work that they would while in Durham. All students
must pass their host university examinations for studies to count toward their
Durham degree.
Surprisingly,
the number of students going from the UK to study abroad is relatively low.
Studying abroad in perfect opportunity to add something unique to your CV and
is a great continuing your studies and broadening our horizons.
Hello everybody! Samdech Dechor
Hun Sen Prek Ambel High School (2012-14). Since I finished the time at my high
school, unforgettable all the things I have learned there. One year passed, I
have eventually missed many teachers and friends playing, teaching, speaking,
and especially laughing together. After I have mostly highly spent the special
of devoting time and giving energy, I have totally completed my examination as
well in high school. Surprisingly, the number of students going on well, all
generations will be awarded to pass the national exam properly and get every
things what you are expected to goals.
Today,
I went to the hospital for bringing my sister’s daughter, both met old friends
and brought up everything I have hardly eyed the situation of the bad
a. Reflexes
are very valuable in protecting the body against harm.
b. Seismographs
are used to locate oil, to determine ocean depth, and to detect and
measure earthquakes.
c. Snake
have an organ in a pit on their heads, it detects infrared rays.
- Helium is inflammable, and is therefore safer than hydrogen
-
Cambodian people living in the whole world organization when they are
insist in loving as my observation in the year one student at
the first interesting energy and devote of the time with someone who are involved
somehow to
Machine
There are two kinds of people in this life: those
who walk into a room and say “well, here I am” and those who walk in and say, “
ahh, there you are”
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Expressing the duration of an action that began in the pass and continuous in the present with since and for
A general action in progress
- Regarded as
one of the greatest physicists, Issac Newton was the first to express the
relationship between force and motion.
- The United
States leads the world in the production of plastics, supplying about half
the total output.
That emotional disturbances affect a person’s body
has long been known by doctors
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