IELTS Reading: tricks and Practice Questions
When taking the IELTS, many people find the reading test to be
the most challenging part. However, with a method and lots of
practice, it doesn't have to be that way. In this video, we will take
an overall look at the test, learn the method for multiple choice
questions, and practice with a reading text that could be from
either an academic or a general test.
Here's a quick overview of IELTS reading:
It takes 60 minutes
There are three sections
Overall, there are 40 questions
Time management is important in the reading section, so aim to
spend no more than 20 minutes on each section. The scoring is
forgiving, and there are 11 different types of questions you may
receive on test day.
Let's focus on the method for tackling multiple choice questions:
1. Check the instructions
2. Read the stem and identify keywords
3. Scan the text and find the relevant section
4. Read carefully and think of an answer yourself
5. Read the options and choose the best answer
Remember to allow a maximum of 90 seconds for each question
and give it your best shot. Practice is key to improving your
performance on the test.
Now, let's tackle a whole section of multiple choice and summary
completion questions:
Take a moment to read the text and get a general idea of what
it's about. Then, answer the questions provided.
When taking the IELTS, many people find the reading test to be
the most challenging part. However, with a method and lots of
practice, it doesn't have to be that way. In this video, we will take
an overall look at the test, learn the method for multiple choice
questions, and practice with a reading text that could be from
either an academic or a general test.
Here's a quick overview of IELTS reading:
It takes 60 minutes
There are three sections
Overall, there are 40 questions
Time management is important in the reading section, so aim to
spend no more than 20 minutes on each section. The scoring is
forgiving, and there are 11 different types of questions you may
receive on test day.
Let's focus on the method for tackling multiple choice questions:
1. Check the instructions
2. Read the stem and identify keywords
3. Scan the text and find the relevant section
4. Read carefully and think of an answer yourself
5. Read the options and choose the best answer
Remember to allow a maximum of 90 seconds for each question
and give it your best shot. Practice is key to improving your
performance on the test.
Now, let's tackle a whole section of multiple choice and summary
completion questions:
Take a moment to read the text and get a general idea of what
it's about. Then, answer the questions provided.
