Ielts Reading Short Answer Example and Analysis 1 In this video, we will cover the Short Answer question type, which will test your ability to locate information in the passage and answer a question in the number of words specified in the instructions, which can range from NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER, ONE WORD ONLY, or NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS. This section requires some attention towards the spelling and number of words and numbers that you write, so be sure to spend time adhering to the instructions. As always, numbers can be written using figures (12) or words (twelve), and will always count as one word. Most times, prepositions and articles (such as ‘the' or ‘an') are optional. Additionally, unless otherwise stated, answers that are last names are sufficient, but you could also write the first and last names of a person.
The Short Answer question type is almost always used with factual information. In other words, you will probably never have to answer this question with a passage based on the writer's opinions. Similar to other question types in the exam, the answers are most likely going to be in the order of the questions.
The steps to tackle Short answer questions are as follows:
Step 1: Read the Questions
Step 2: Think About the Missing Words
Step 3. Scan the Passage & Skim Read as Necessary
Step 4: Answer the Questions
IELTS Reading Tips and Essential Information Keys to Scoring Highly : Everything you need to know about IELTS Reading to maximise your score.
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Learn about the exam content, the types of questions, writing answers, how to avoid mistakes, making notes and more useful IELTS Reading tips.
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Teacher Example of Scanning for Matching Vocabulary (Academic)
Scanning for Matching Vocabulary Test.Teacher.Example.docx
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IELTS Listening Spelling List
Scanning for Matching Vocabulary Test 1
Scanning for Matching Vocabulary Test 1.Answer.Key.
Scanning for Matching Vocabulary Test 2..Answer.Key
Scanning for Matching Vocabulary Test 2
Scanning for Matching Vocabulary Test 3
Scanning for Matching Vocabulary Test 3..Answer.Key
★ IELTS Reading Tips and Hints:
►- Read the questions before each section of the recording begins.
►- Use the pauses to prepare for the next set of questions.
►- Study the instructions to find out what you have to write and where.
►- Use the example at the beginning of the first section to familiarize yourself with the sound, the situation, and the speakers.
►- Keep listening all the time, looking only at the questions that relate to the part being played.
►- Remember that the topics are non-technical and no more difficult for you than for students of other subjects.
►- Answer questions in the order they appear on the Question Paper - they normally follow the order of information in the recording.
►- You have some time after the tape ends to transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet - check you grammar and spelling as you do so.
►- There may be a variety of English accents and dialects, so practise listening to speakers from different places and backgrounds.
★ Marking the IELTS Reading Test
Each question in the IELTS Reading is worth one mark.
★ Question which require letter/Roman numeral answers
►- For questions where the answers are letters or numbers, you should write only the number of answers required. For example, if the answer is a single letter or number you should write only one answer. If you have written more letters or numerals than are required, the answer must be marked wrong.
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