Information Transfer

Information Transfer

It's like moving furniture to a new place but you are moving words instead!

First, read the short story below.

Once upon a time, there was a kid living in a village. He lives with his grandmother who loves him very much. One day, the grandmother asked him to buy a chicken from the nearest market. On his way back from the market, he found a little kitten. The kitten is small and weak. So he decided to bring the kitten home.

So when the question ask you to TRANSFER the information, what should you do?

You just have to transfer the same info from the paragraph into the blank space.

Let me give you an example.

The sentence: Once upon a time, there was a kid living in a village.

The question: 1) There was a kid living in a ________.

So, what do you think is the answer?

Try answer the question in the next slide.

Fill in the Blanks

1) There was a kid living in a

.

BUT!!!

If INFORMATION TRANSFER is THAT EASY, you may wonder why it is not as easy in the exam?

Here is the answer

Sometimes, we CHANGE the word!

Not as evil as you may think. We just find synonyms word for one we wish to replace.

I will give you another example.

The sentence:

One day, the grandmother asked HIM to buy a chicken from the nearest market.

The question:

The grandmother asked THE BOY to buy _________ from the nearest market.

Fill in the Blanks

The grandmother asked THE BOY to buy

from the nearest market.

Sometimes

We change the sentence structures.

But, there is always KEYWORD for you to find the answer.

Examples

On his way back from the market, he found a little kitten.

Question: What did the boy found on the way home?

So he decided to bring the kitten home.

Question: What did the boy brings home?

That's all for today.

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