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The document provides information about the IELTS academic reading test. It discusses that the test contains 3 passages totaling between 2000-2750 words from sources like books and newspapers. Students will be asked 40 questions testing their ability to identify key points, find specific information, make inferences, and understand the writer's opinion. Common challenges students face are the short time limit, unfamiliar topics, and unusual question types like labeling diagrams.
The document provides information about the IELTS academic reading test. It discusses that the test contains 3 passages totaling between 2000-2750 words from sources like books and newspapers. Students will be asked 40 questions testing their ability to identify key points, find specific information, make inferences, and understand the writer's opinion. Common challenges students face are the short time limit, unfamiliar topics, and unusual question types like labeling diagrams.
The document provides information about the IELTS academic reading test. It discusses that the test contains 3 passages totaling between 2000-2750 words from sources like books and newspapers. Students will be asked 40 questions testing their ability to identify key points, find specific information, make inferences, and understand the writer's opinion. Common challenges students face are the short time limit, unfamiliar topics, and unusual question types like labeling diagrams.
passages with a total of 2000 2750 words. Texts are taken from books, magazines, journals and newspapers, all written for a non-specialist audience. At least one of the texts contains a detailed argument.
Reading Question Types
(Total of 40 questions)
3 Categories of questions 10 Types
possible, including: Classification matching headings or grouping Gap fill (fill in the blank) table completion, summary completion, labeling a diagram, sentence completion Selection tasks multiple choice, true/false/not given
Skills needed
Identify key points (skim)
Find specific info (scan) Make inferences Extract ideas to make drawing Identify writers opinion Read directions
Reading Common Challenges
Time is short! Sample Reading
Unfamiliar topics Unusual question types, such as labeling a flowchart