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Hi there.

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In this lecture, I'm going to be showing you how to apply the strategy for a classification question.

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The strategy for the classification question is pretty much the exact same strategy as a matching question.

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The classification question doesn't really appear on the academic exam that much anymore.

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Really rarely ever.

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They might bring it back, but on the general exam it does still have a tendency to appear.

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So you're going to find this lecture right under the matching strategy application, because really

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it applies the exact same strategy.

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There's no difference in the strategy.

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All right.

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So this is coming from book number eight, test number one.

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And just to tell you about really, they don't ask this question a lot.

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I looked in book 14, 13, 12, 11, ten, nine.

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I had to go all the way to book number eight before I found a classification question.

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So that should tell you how they really, really don't focus on it so much.

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But I still wanted to make this lecture so that if for any reason it appears on your exam, you have

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some you have some foundation for for how to do it.

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And for those of you who are doing the academic exam, you can also look at this lecture, even though

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it's using a general reading passage, which is which is more simple than, of course, the reading,

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but then of course, the academic exam.

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But we're just looking at it for you guys in terms of strategy and how to do the question, but you

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would then apply that to a more difficult type of passage.

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All right.

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So let's go ahead and get started.

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So this is what a classification question really looks like.

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And we have a lot of questions here, right, seven through 14.

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So when it comes to we have to look at the four categories.

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Right.

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And we either are going to have or you're looking at these each each of these answer choices, each

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of these answers, each answer choice seven through 14.

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They're going to fit either into Category A, B, C or D.

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So number seven, it could fall under it could fit into the category of A, B, C or D.

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So really, like I said, it's like a reverse matching question, right?

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It's like an inverted matching question.

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It's the exact same principles almost.

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All right.

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So here we see the four categories covered by government agents, covered multi plan, not covered multi

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plan, and covered with some situations.

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So really what I'm going through there, I'm just looking at the content words.

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And so then with the classification question, this is the general exam.

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So there's a chance that these questions are going to go in order.

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If this question appeared, if it appeared on the academic exam, most likely it would not go in order.

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But here we're dealing with the general exam, so we're going to make a make an educated guess that

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it will go in order.

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Right.

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So let's start with number seven.

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So we're dealing with a student traveling overseas.

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He suddenly needs hospital.

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Hospital treatment, right.

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Suddenly suddenly needs hospital treatment.

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He certainly needs what happens.

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Number eight, what category does it fit into if he consults a doctor with a minor problem?

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What happens in terms of a parent coming overseas?

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Is that what does what category does that fall under?

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Right.

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Bring injured a six student?

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And if a student is treated right, treat it for illness before leaving Australia.

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Right.

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So those are our keywords and we have one more regarding medical treatment.

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If you require medical treatment and you lost the insurance card, now number 12, it looks like number

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12 is dealing with something that's lost.

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13 is dealing with something that's lost, and 14 is dealing with changing your mind on a flight.

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And if you go back and look at the reading passage, we have three categories medical issues.

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So those first questions are going to be found in here.

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Right?

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Right.

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Where it says medical, the questions that are about something being lost will fall under belongings.

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And the question question, the one question that deals with canceling something.

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Well, of course, following to cancel cancel cancellation.

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Cancellation.

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All right.

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So let's go ahead and look at it.

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So a student traveling overseas suddenly needs treatment.

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So suddenly.

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Emergencies.

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Emergency hospital treatment.

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All right.

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You can go back and look at the Sydney Travel College.

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So the whole thing is about university students or students.

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So some of you may be asking, why didn't you look for the word students?

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The title tells us that it's about college students at this college we recommend at this college.

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Right.

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So everything is about all the information applies to students or student relatives.

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So that's why I'm not looking for the word student.

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All right.

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So also recognize the word this the set that starts with the word this.

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That means what?

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Everybody I'm going to read the previous sentence.

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Australia has reciprocal medical arrangements with governments of eight nations.

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This arrangement, this refers to what its arrangements with governments that will cover all emergency

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hospital treatment.

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That means that what the correct answer for choice a correct answer for number seven is a.

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Right.

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The answer is, A, because it's covered by governmental arrangements.

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Number eight, a student consults a doctor regarding a minor problem.

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Right.

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What happens is he cover it.

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Does the government cover it?

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Does does it fall into the multi plan category?

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Is it not covered by multi plan or is it covered only in some situations?

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If he consults a doctor for a minor problem.

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They'll have to take out insurance such as multi plan to cover all all other non emergency medical situations.

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So as all other non emergency medical situations he needs to have what multi plan.

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He needs to have multi plan for non emergency situations.

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So a minor problem is synonym for non emergency situation.

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That means the correct answer for number eight is going to be B.

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Category B, category A, category C, category D.

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Now, let's go ahead and read about parents.

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A parent goes overseas to bring an injured or six student.

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Which category does it fall in on?

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All right, so there's our language right here.

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Family member.

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Family member falls under parent, and they expect you to be able to find that.

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So we also have a reference pronoun here.

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This may also.

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So because of that, I'm going to read the previous sentence.

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If you have a serious accident or illness, multi plant insurance will cover the cost of your flight

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back to Australia if required, depending on the circumstances.

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Depending on the circumstances.

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Depending on the circumstances.

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This may also pay for either medical personnel or a family member to accompany you.

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So we know this answer is going to be what?

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Some situations.

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Because it is depending on the circumstances.

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All right.

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Number ten, a student is treated overseas for an illness he or she had before leaving Australia.

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Before leaving Australia.

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Multi plan may not cover all pre-existing right so multi plan may not cover all pre-existing medical

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conditions.

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Pre-existing medical medical conditions is an illness you have before it may not apply.

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So that means that answer is also DH And here in this situation we know you can use an answer more than

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once.

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Because there are only four categories and there are three, six eight questions.

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OC Next one number 11 a student who requires medical treatment and has lost his card.

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And we can see that language right here.

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Well, they're talking about the insurance card.

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If you do require medical treatment overseas and you want to make a claim on your insurance, the claim

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will not be accepted unless you produce your student card and insurance card.

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Right.

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So if you lose it, if you lose it, your claim will not be accepted if you lose it.

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So the correct answer for number 11 is going to be see.

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So now we move down to our next category.

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Books and laptops.

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It's going to be in their belongings.

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There is books.

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There's portable computer for laptop.

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So it says, for example, this insurance covers replacement value of your briefcase or backpack and

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study books.

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So the Multi Plan policy does covers books for laptops.

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It says, what if you specifically list them?

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If you specifically list them.

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So we know those two answers already.

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Number 12 is going to be B, as in boy.

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And number 13 is going to be DD because it said if you specifically list them, if you specifically

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list them.

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For example, this insurance covers replacement value for your books, portable computers, if you specifically

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list them.

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So that answer is that's for B, that's for D, and now for cancellation.

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Cancellation.

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This insurance covers any non-refundable deposit and other costs you you have paid.

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If you have to cancel due to unforeseen or unforeseeable circumstances, it does not provide if you

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change your study or travel plans.

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If so, if you change your mind, you don't get coverage.

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That's what it says.

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If you change your mind, you don't get coverage.

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That means our correct answer for number 14 is going to be C.

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Right.

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So really we're just matching.

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We're matching category to question.

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We're matching category to question.

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That's what we're doing here.

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We're looking at the keyword language and we have to decide which category does it match.

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Which category can it be classified under?

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Where do we see a classification match?

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All right.

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So thank you very, very much for joining me.

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I hope that you were able to learn a lot.

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And if you have any questions about the classification question, please be sure to ask.

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I'll be more than happy to provide more information.

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Take care.

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Have a great day.