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All right.

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Now we're going to go ahead and get into one of the most difficult questions on the aisles reading exam.

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And that is the question where you have to be able to choose 2 to 5 from a list.

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This is a type of multiple choice question.

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It's a type of multiple choice question.

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But instead of just choosing one answer, A, B, C or D, you have to choose two answers.

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Or they give you a list of maybe six or seven choices, and they'll say, which three of these were

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mentioned by the author or which five of these were mentioned by the author?

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Now, this can be a very challenging question because the question does not go in order.

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It's extremely challenging for that reason, it does not go in order.

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So I really recommend that with this question.

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You do it last in a question set.

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And what I mean by that is if you have this question, a matching question and a fill the blank question,

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do the fill the blank question first, then the matching question, then the choose 2 to 5 from a list

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question.

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The reason why is because if you do those other questions first, it'll give you a chance to look at

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the passage, look at the information in the paragraphs, and then it's going to make answering this

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question easier.

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So this is what it looks like.

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So in this one here to the right, you can see that it's choosing 2 to 5 from a list, right?

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It's choosing 2 to 5 from a list.

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And here actually, this one is choosing to we're only choosing to write it says which two of the following

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are stated about zoo staff in the text?

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And then the next question says Which two of these beliefs about zoos does the writer mention in the

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text?

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So here what they're doing is they're requiring you to pick two, A, B, C, D, E, which two are

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mentioned?

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The other option, the other the other question type is where you might they give you one list, a,

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b, c, d, e, f, g, h, I and they'll say Which three did the author say ah?

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Which five did the author say?

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So in terms of the requirements, this question is asking students to pick which two of the five statements

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from the list are stated.

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The wrong answers are stated incorrectly are giving or giving wrong information.

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There is a scanning requirement.

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Right.

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It uses the same principles of keywords.

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However, it's much more difficult because it goes out of order again.

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Do this question last in the question set.

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Do this question last in the question set.

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So in terms of strategy, what you want to do is you want to identify the keywords first.

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Right.

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Go through the list of A through K like you see here on the left hand side.

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You got to go through the list and identify identify a through k gifted people, geniuses, exhausted.

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Gifted people and gifts.

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Genius.

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Every generation.

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Genius.

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Destroyed by the discouragement inherited.

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Hard to live with.

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Right.

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Those are the key words that you need to really notice when doing this question.

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So the very first step is identify the keywords.

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Then that next step is start.

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The other questions first.

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Go into the field of play in question.

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Go and do the matching question or go do the sentence completion question.

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Go do those first.

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But keep in mind, you've already highlighted the keywords.

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You've already highlighted the keywords first, because what you want to do is while you're doing the

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field doubling question or while you're doing the summary question, keep your eyes open for those keywords

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that you just identified in A through K.

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Keep your eyes open for those keywords while you're doing the other questions.

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If you come across those keywords, circle them or highlight them so that you're able to come back and

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confirm if it's something, if it's something, if it's one of those beliefs that's reported by the

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writer.

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If you're doing that, you're going to really be able to help yourself.

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You're going to really be able to help yourself move faster through this question.

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Right.

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So after you do the other questions, then return to the question.

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If you did find any of the language from either A through K.

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Go back and check those different sentences where you see that language and see if it's one of the five

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stated beliefs.

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Clearly you can just look for language like genius, right?

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Because indeed it has the word genius.

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He has the word genius.

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F has the word genius.

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I has the word genius.

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K has the word genius.

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So some of these things he says about genius, some things he does not say about genius, you're looking

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for which of his beliefs about genius or gift to people does he say?

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Some of the answer choices that are wrong will be stated incorrectly, or they won't even be stated

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at all.

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Right now if there's any if for any of these questions choices answer choice is A through K.

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If you did not if you were not able to find the highlighted the highlighted key words while doing the

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other questions, then you have to go back and scan through the passage and find that keyword language.

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If you have not already found the five beliefs, it is a very, very challenging question, everybody.

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But with practice and with skill, you can do it.

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You can manage the question.

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So you see the strategy on the right hand side, identify the keywords, do the in order questions,

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first scan for the language, match, apply the strategy.

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So for this one, what we're looking at is where you have to choose to choose to.

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So it says which two problems are mentioned which affect farmers with small farms in developing countries.

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So in paragraph G, we found that as many, many essayists mention climate change and its consequences

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for for small scale agriculture.

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That's a match for DH.

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Right in terms of climate change, changing weather, changing weather patterns, climate change.

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And then we also in paragraph I, we found some participants explain that market price volatility is

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often worsened by the presence of intermediary purchaser intermediary purchasers who are taking advantage

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of farmers vulnerability dictate prices.

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Right.

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This one is a match for EA having to sell their goods to intermediary buyers.

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Right.

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Volatility.

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The word is volatility.

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Some participants explain that market price volatility is often worsened by the presence of intermediary

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purchasers who are taking advantage of farmers vulnerability dictate prices.

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So here we see that's a match for EA.

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Now don't worry.

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In the upcoming lectures afterwards, I'm going to show you the whole scanning process, the whole process

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of doing the questions that go in order first and then coming back, how that whole process works.

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All right.

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Now, in this one, we're they're asking us to choose two for numbers 12 and 13.

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And we can see number 12.

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Here is see, right now, it doesn't matter in terms of the order that you put the answer choices.

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You can put CD or DC.

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It does not matter OC.

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Renewed Verneuil Marseille suggested that in order to apply what we already know, all stakeholders,

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including business, government, scientists and civil society, must work together starting at the

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beginning of the value chain that is a match for CE and number 13 we see is at the bottom of the next

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paragraph.

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Direct food distribution systems not only encourage small scale agriculture, but also give consumers

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more control over the food they consume, she wrote.

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That is a man that is a match for Choice RD.

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Now in this one, what they're doing is they're able to pull all the statements about Newton health

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from paragraph A because paragraph A was only about Newton health.

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So if you look here closely, you can see choice C, D and F.

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All right.

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Manchester United came into being in 1980, 1902, as a result of bankruptcy of the team formerly known

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as Newton Health.

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Newton Health became.

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Newton Health began life as Newton Health earlier.

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So that is a match for see it developed from a club with a similar name.

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And as the name suggests, the original team was comprised of railway workers.

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Right.

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Despite turning professional in 1885 and becoming the founding member of the Football Lions in 1889.

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Newton Health, nicknamed The Heathens, was constantly troubled by financial difficulties.

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So here.

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We see choice DH is ceased to be amateur because it became professional in 1885.

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So you see how they're doing that.

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You see how they're using the language.

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Right.

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Instead of saying they became professional in 1885, the answer choice is they cease being amateur.

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They're testing.

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If you can see the connection they're testing.

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If you can, you can see the English connection.

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And then in choice F where it says the club experience economic hitches.

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You have to be able to see that that is a match for was constantly troubled by financial difficulties.

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That's the English test everybody.

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That's what they're testing you want are you able to recognize paraphrasing are you able to recognize

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paraphrasing?

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Because that's what they're doing here.

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They're paraphrasing, right?

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Same meaning, different words.

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They're paraphrasing.

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Okay.

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So coming up next, we're going to go ahead and get into the full passage application, scanning and

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answer application.

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I hope this has been very helpful for you.

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I look forward to working with you and helping you on your journey.

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I'll talk to you soon.

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Thank you very much.