3 Ways to Make True/ False/ Not Given Easy - IELTS Energy Podcast 1284

The video tutorial discusses strategies for tackling true, false, not given, and yes, no, not given questions on the IELTS reading exam. It highlights the importance of understanding the differences between these question types and provides tips to avoid common mistakes. The tutorial also emphasizes the significance of using keywords and scanning techniques to find answers efficiently. Examples are provided to illustrate the distinction between false and not given answers. The video concludes with final tips and encouragement for students to boost their confidence and improve their exam performance.

What is the main focus of the IELTS reading question types discussed in the video?

• Essay writing

• Grammar and vocabulary

• Listening comprehension

• True, False, Not Given and Yes, No, Not Given

How can you determine if a statement is 'True' in the IELTS reading exam?

• By guessing based on the passage title

• By finding keywords and ensuring all information matches

• By checking the first and last sentences only

• By reading the entire passage

What strategy is recommended for finding the correct answer in the passage?

• Skipping difficult questions

• Memorizing the passage

• Using keywords to locate relevant sentences

• Reading the entire passage

What is the key difference between True, False, Not Given and Yes, No, Not Given questions?

• The type of passage they are based on

• The length of the passage

• The language used in the passage

• The number of questions

Why is it important to follow the instructions for each question type?

• To save time

• To ensure answers are marked correctly

• To impress the examiner

• To avoid writing too much

What should you do if you are unsure whether a statement is 'False' or 'Not Given'?

• Read the entire passage again

• Choose 'True' as a safe option

• Guess randomly

• Check if the passage contradicts the statement

What should you do if you find part of the answer but not the whole answer in the passage?

• Stop and choose 'False'

• Look for contradictions in the passage

• Assume the answer is 'Not Given'

• Keep reading the entire passage

What is a common mistake students make when answering these question types?

• Writing answers in a different language

• Ignoring the passage entirely

• Changing answers based on unrelated information

• Reading too little

What is the risk of reading too much and changing your answer?

• You will understand the passage better

• You might find a better answer

• You could waste time and choose incorrectly

• You will impress the examiner

What is the benefit of using time-saving strategies in the reading exam?

• To have more time for other sections

• To ensure you complete the exam and answer correctly

• To finish the exam quickly

• To impress the examiner with speed