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Please share your RC strategies for typical question types.
RC is my weakness. But there are few useful guiding materials. I often understand the entire passage (by reading normally - not so fast as someone suggests) but still choose wrong choices because they are quite similar.
Some types of questions:
The passage is primarily concerned with...
.explaining... (giving one point then describing)
.emphasizing ... (focusing on point)
.suggesting ... (giving a solution)
.arguing ... (arguing situation)
According to the passage... ( I always look for information directly mentioned in the passage)
Which of the following best describes the function of the third paragraph of the passage? (find the relationship)
RC is my weakness. But there are few useful guiding materials. I often understand the entire passage (by reading normally - not so fast as someone suggests) but still choose wrong choices because they are quite similar.
Some types of questions:
The passage is primarily concerned with...
.explaining... (giving one point then describing)
.emphasizing ... (focusing on point)
.suggesting ... (giving a solution)
.arguing ... (arguing situation)
According to the passage... ( I always look for information directly mentioned in the passage)
Which of the following best describes the function of the third paragraph of the passage? (find the relationship)
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26 Jun 2008, 13:18
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Passage primarily concerns with questions : do not choose options which are extreme,general,if you are stumped then start eliminating,wrong answer is out of scope or may refer heavily to one passage alone.Avoid such answer options.
According to passage :These are usually reframed from something in the passage
Function of a given passage question:start eliminating,wrong chocies are out of scope,may refer to a different passage,or involve partially whats mentioned in the indicated passage.
According to passage :These are usually reframed from something in the passage
Function of a given passage question:start eliminating,wrong chocies are out of scope,may refer to a different passage,or involve partially whats mentioned in the indicated passage.
