If you're not sure about the main idea of a passage, quickly read the passage.
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In implied detail questions, you have to make your own conclusions from information that is given in the passage.
T
When finding answers to detailed questions, you have to scan the keyword of the question.
T
In the Reading section, you go to the passage first and then to the question.
F (In the Reading section, you go to the question first and then to the passage)
Once you have found the keyword of the question in the passage, you don't have to read the sentence containing the keyword carefully.
F (Once you have found the keyword of the question in the passage, you have to read the sentence containing the keyword carefully)
It is impossible to know the meaning of a word by looking at the context of the sentence.
F (It is possible to know the meaning of a word by looking at the context of the sentence)
In any type of questions, always choose the one with the best answer.
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After you go to the question, you don't have to find a keyword in the question.
F (After you go to the question, you have to find a keyword in the question)
Read the last sentence of each paragraph to get the main idea of a passage.
F (Read the first sentence of each paragraph to get the main idea of a passage)
In the Reading section, the correct answer is often a synonym of what is given in the passage.
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In unstated detail questions, you have to find an answer that is stated or true in the passage.
F (In unstated detail questions, you have to find an answer that is NOT stated or NOT true in the passage)
When finding answers to "where" questions, you have to go to the lines listed in the answers to find the location of the information.
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