Wednesday, July 15, 2020

Reading- Multiple Choice questions-1

Today we will focus on Multiple Choice questions.

Multiple choice questions test your ability to read for SPECIFIC Information in the passage.

There are different types of multiple Choice quesions.Most common is a question is statement followed by 3 or 4 options is given.

Steps to follow to solve multiple choice questions:

1.Read the questions before you read the passage so you know what you are looking for.
Look for key or important words in the question.

2.Try to locate the words in the passage and determine your answers area, that is, the area where you can find your answers.Otherwise you will be looking for your answers everywhere in the passage.

3.Come back to the question/options and understand them properly.Make sure you understand the meaning of the whole sentences and not just focus on individual words.Otherwise when you find those individual words in the passage, you will believe that you have found the answers.

Remember,the passage will have some distractor words, meaning those words that will make you believe that you have found the answers.Most of the time they try to misguide you.Please be careful here.Thats why understanding whole sentences is important rather than focusing on individual words.

4.Finally, go back to the answer area in the passage and compare each option  and reject the wrong ones and conclude the right answer.

It may happen that you get confused between 2 options as right answers.In such case go back to passage and see which option is more incorrect.The remaining answer is the correct one.

Why I say this is because most of the time you will not get the exact answer in the passage.So you have to arrive at an answer which is least wrong.




































Options:
A Not true:".. but the primary resource,uranium ore, is available and produced domestically." Moreover 32% is imported and that is not "Almost all".

B Not tue:Although energy efficiency is mentioned, it will not be enough to stop the czech Republic's increasing need for energy imports.(Here the word "Energy Efficiency " may give you an impression that you got the answer but you need to careful)

C.True.(This is the answer as we cannot deny this option completely)

D.Not True.The figures for energy efficiency are not given.

There are many energy sources that we have read in the above passage.Which energy sources are being talked about in the following sentences?It is the same source in a,b, and c in each case.



































Coal,Oil and Nuclear







































1. The asnwers to the questions are in order in the text so you may assume that the answer to the 1st ques is somewhere near the beginning.
A. Incorrect.Aspects(parts) of climate change are mentioned, but not climate change.
B.Incorrect.Danger is only mentioned in connection with nuclear power.
C.Correct.The fact there are ques about each form shows there is no easy answer.
D.Incorrect.Gas is mentioned but not as a 'Must'

2.The key to the answer is in the words 'Most' in the ques and 'Many more' in the key sentence in the passage.
A.Correct.
B.Incorrect.Onkly guess work.
C.Incorrect.This is also guess work
D.Incorrect.More will change for financial reasons.

3.You may not know the word'allotment' but you dont need to know it to be able to answer the question.The passage states that there has been a significant increase in the number of people growing their own food and consequently the demand for allotment..has skyrocketed.Again you may not know the word Skyrocketed but the word does suggest something going up very quickly.So the answer is D.


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