IELTS Reading: Flow Chart Completion

The video tutorial discusses the flow chart completion type of question in IELTS reading. It explains what a flow chart is and how it is used to illustrate processes. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to approach these questions, emphasizing the importance of understanding instructions, predicting word forms, and identifying synonyms and paraphrases. A sample passage is analyzed to demonstrate the application of these strategies. The session concludes with tips to avoid errors and ensure correct answers.

What is a flow chart primarily used for in IELTS reading tasks?

• To illustrate steps in a process

• To summarize a text passage

• To list vocabulary words

• To provide a detailed analysis

Which skill is NOT assessed in flow chart completion questions?

• Identifying synonyms and paraphrases

• Writing a summary

• Understanding the order of information

• Scanning for specific information

What should you do first when approaching a flow chart completion question?

• Read the entire passage

• Underline keywords in the flow chart

• Predict the word form

• Read the instructions for word limit

Why is it important to underline keywords in the flow chart?

• To make the flow chart look organized

• To identify paraphrases or synonyms in the passage

• To find exact words in the passage

• To highlight important information

In the sample passage, what is the first step in the recruitment process?

• Participating in a swimming test

• Undergoing a medical check

• Completing an initial application online

• Attending a walk-in day

What happens to candidates if there is no immediate need for flight attendants?

• They are rejected

• They are put into a recruitment pool

• They are asked for verbal references

• They are given a full interview

What is emphasized as crucial for completing flow charts effectively?

• Understanding paraphrases and synonyms

• Writing detailed notes

• Memorizing the passage

• Reading the passage multiple times