IELTS Reading: Note Completion

The video tutorial explains the note completion question type in the IELTS reading section. It provides a step-by-step guide on how to approach these questions, emphasizing the importance of understanding word forms, scanning for keywords, and adhering to word limits. The tutorial includes a sample passage about dinosaur characteristics, demonstrating how to find answers efficiently. It concludes with encouragement to practice for achieving high scores.

What is the primary focus when starting to solve note completion questions?

• Memorizing the passage

• Understanding the summarized notes

• Ignoring the word forms

• Finding the exact words in the passage

What should you do if no word list is provided for note completion?

• Skip the question

• Guess the words

• Find words only from the passage

• Use any words you know

How can underlining keywords help in note completion?

• It makes the passage look colorful

• It helps in locating the answer part in the passage

• It confuses the reader

• It is a waste of time

What is the significance of reading the surrounding context of the answer location?

• To memorize the passage

• To find more questions

• To ensure the answer fits grammatically

• To skip unnecessary information

In the example passage, what organ besides lungs is mentioned in the respiratory system of some dinosaurs?

• Heart

• Air sacs

• Stomach

• Kidneys

What is the source of calcium for female dinosaurs as per the example passage?

• Eggshells

• Medullary bone

• Diet

• Sunlight

What skeletal feature is common between birds and dinosaurs?

• Claws

• Wishbones

• Scales

• Feathers

What did some dinosaurs use to keep warm while sleeping?

• Feathers

• Arms

• Leaves

• Rocks

What did dinosaurs ingest to aid in digestion?

• Leaves

• Water

• Sand

• Gizzard stones

What is the benefit of practicing note completion exercises regularly?

• It increases reading speed

• It makes note completion easy

• It helps in memorizing passages

• It improves handwriting