tailieunhanh - Action plan for IELTS part 4

Tham khảo tài liệu 'action plan for ielts part 4', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Section 2 YES NO NOT GIVEN You decide whether the statement agrees with or contradicts the writer s views or claims or whether there is no information relating to the statement in the passage. The answers are in passage order but they may be grouped together in one part of the passsage or spread across the passage. How is this different from True False Not Given True False Not Given tests how well you understand factual information in the passage whereas Yes No Not Given tests your understanding ofthe writer s views or claims. However the approach to the two question types is the same. What are the writer s views or claims Many passages include the writer s opinion views or claims on a topic as well as providing factual information. 19 Read this extract about security systems. Underline or highlight any views or claims made by the writer. Is the majority of the passage the writer s opinion or is it factual information The two sides to security In the security industry today there are two clear divisions and one of these is decidedly more glamorous than the other. The glamorous part deals with digital security which includes everything from fighting computer viruses and tackling malicious computer hackers to controlling which employees have access to which systems. All of this has overshadowed the less glamorous side of the industry which deals with physical security - in essence door locks alarms and that sort of thing. The people involved in digital security come across as bright and interesting whereas the door-lock people do not. This second group soon have to admit that there have been no real advances in locks since the invention of the pin-tumbler lock which was actually devised in ancient Egypt but was then lost until Mr Linus Yale an American inventor rediscovered it. And even that was a century and a half ago. How do I match the views to the statements The statements make one clear point. You decide whether they agree with or contradict the views expressed