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So let's keep looking at our answer analysis.

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Let's keep looking at our answer analysis for the yes no net giving question.

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All right.

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So for question number seven, it says Marie became interested in science when she was a child.

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And then our matching passage sentence that we scan and look for and we pull it from the passage.

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It says that from childhood, Marie was a remarkable student, and as a result, she won many prizes

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during her secondary education.

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So in the question what we really are focusing on, we see Marie, we see childhood.

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So really what we're focusing on is did she become interested in science, right?

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Did she become interested in science?

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When we look at this, at the passage sentence down here, we'll look at the passage sentence.

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It says, from childhood.

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Marie was a remarkable student and as a result, she won many prizes during her secondary education.

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The answer here will be not given.

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We don't know if she became interested in science.

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Maybe she did.

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Maybe she did.

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Maybe she didn't.

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But like I told you, if you come down to it and the answer is maybe if it's maybe that is not given,

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maybe is not true.

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Right?

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Maybe it's never true.

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Great.

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If you ask me, you ask me a question.

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You say.

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Keno, do you want to go to the movies?

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Maybe.

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Right.

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You can't see.

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That's true.

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You can't say it's false.

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I didn't give you an answer.

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Basically, I said maybe you don't know.

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Right.

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It's not given.

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And you can't.

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You can't.

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These are not inference questions.

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So you can't say, well, it says secondary education.

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And that could mean science.

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No.

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If it's maybe could be, then your answer is not given.

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If this were true, it would say that she won prizes for biology and chemistry.

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All right.

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That will be true.

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If it were false, it would say that she began to like history when she was a child.

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That will be false because our question says she became interested in science.

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And then our passage was say she became interested in history.

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That's an example of false.

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Something has changed or something is different.

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So that's that's how you have to understand it when it comes to the.

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Yes, no, not given question.

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All right.

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Let's look at another one.

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All right.

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Question eight.

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Marie stopped doing research for several years after her children were born.

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And the matching passage sentence.

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The birth of Glenda and Dora did not interrupt the findings that Marie made.

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So we scan the passage, we look at the question and our keywords from the question or Maria.

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We see Marie everywhere but research, and then children were being born.

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So that's the information that I use from the question to find the matching sentence.

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And then when I saw this sentence here says The birth of Linda and Dora, that means children were born.

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And then I see findings that tells me that this sentence is the matching sentence for number eight.

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All right.

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That's how you have to know what you're scanning for when you're looking, when you're looking for.

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All right.

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So when we look at these two things.

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Or do we see Marie?

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Yep.

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Do we see children being born?

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Yes.

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Bertha.

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Glenda and door.

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So what's what we're focusing on here, really focusing on is does she stop doing research very often?

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That really critical information that you're analyzing for.

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Yes, nor not given is following some verb or some adverb or something like that.

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But stop doing research right here.

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When we look at the passage sentence, it says the birth did not interrupt her right here.

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It says in the question, stop doing research here.

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It says did not interrupt the findings.

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Findings is the same as research.

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So here our answer will be false.

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It will be false because the questions they ask, does she stop doing research?

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The sentence in the passage says did not interrupt, which means did not stop.

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So this is an example of an answer choice that would be false or it's been changed.

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It's different.

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It's opposite change.

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Different.

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Opposite means false.

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Number nine, Marie's sister Bronya studied the medical uses of radioactivity and our matching passage

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sentence.

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Marie became very attached to the work being done at the Warsaw Radium Institute, where her sister

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Bronya was the director.

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All right.

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Marie's sister Bronya studied the medical uses of radioactivity.

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That's the question.

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Pass it sentence.

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Marie became very attached to the work being done at the Warsaw Radium Institute, where her sister

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Bronya was the director.

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All right.

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So our question says that, Brian, your study, the medical uses of radioactivity, when we look at

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the passage sentence, it says Marie became very attached to the work being done at the Warsaw Radium

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Institute, where her sister Brian was the director.

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This is an example of not given, right, when we look at the passage sentence.

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We don't know if Bronya studied the medical uses of radioactivity.

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We don't know.

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When we look at the passage sentence, it doesn't say she did study it.

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It doesn't say she didn't study it.

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So we would put not given in this situation.

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We know her sister worked at a Radium Institute.

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But we cannot imply that that means that she studied the medical uses of radioactivity.

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These are not implied inference questions, everybody.

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For something to be true.

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The language must be explicit.

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Does the passage sentence has to say that she studied the medical uses of radioactivity for it to be

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false?

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It would have to say that she did not study or would have to say that she studied something else.

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That's the only way it would be false.

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Here is going to be not given because again, we don't know.

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We don't know.

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Question number ten.

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The FAA was created in 1996 to govern the rules of flying.

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All right.

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Key words are FAA and 1996.

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All right.

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We can we can we can scan the reading passage and easily find the matching sentence very easily, very

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quickly, because in 1996, an FAA, a terrible accident, occurred in 1996 over the skies of the Grand

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Canyon.

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And as a result, the FAA was established to give rules to flying.

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A terrible accident occurred in 1996 over the skies of the Grand Canyon, and as a result, the FAA

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was established.

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So our passage sentence says that the FAA was established because of an accident.

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All right.

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A terrible accident occurred in 1996, and as a result, the FAA, FAA was established.

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All right.

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In our in our sentences says the FAA was created in 1996 to govern the rules of flying.

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All right.

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So what do you think the answer is here?

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What do you think the answer is here?

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This is a tricky one, right?

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This is a tricky one.

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Very, very tricky.

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All right.

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So what I want you to do is take is think about it in terms of this and send me a message and let me

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know what you think.

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Your answer is the question number ten, and I'll tell you if you were right or wrong.

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It's a that's a tricky one.

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I'll talk to you soon and thanks a lot.

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We're now going to go over some examples from reading passages for the yes no, not given question so

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I can show you how you would scan for the sentence and then do the comparison.

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So I'll talk to you some.

