tailieunhanh - Toeic Anylyst second education: Part 7

Toeic Anylyst second education - Part 7: Reading Comprehension has many contents. They are main idea questions, fact and detail questions, inference questions, cause and effect questions, sample test. It helps you to practice English. | Lft R T 7 Reading Comprehension Strategies This section of the TOEIC assesses your ability to read and understand written English. You must read passages and then answer questions based on what is stated or implied in the passage. The passages will be about a variety of topics and in a variety of formats including memos letters charts graphs indexes tables and other common methods of presenting information in print. Test-taking Tips Quickly read the passage to gain the main idea and general information. At this stage you may be able to answer some of the questions. For the remaining questions read the relevant parts again and look for more specific details which will help you answer the questions. Do not be misled by the words or phrases from a passage that are repeated in the choices. These may not always be relevant to the answer. Question Types Type 1 Main Idea Questions Type 2 Fact and Detail Questions Type 3 Inference Questions Type 4 Cause and Effect questions 99 PART 7 Reading Comprehension Type 1 Main Idea Questions Type 2 Fact and Detail Questions Type 3 Inference Questions Type 4 Cause and Effect Questions Question Type 1 Main Idea Questions KEY EXPRESSIONS confirm support or establish the certainty of afterwards following a particular event date or time prove turn out to be Key Information 1 5 Martina works for a publishing company. 2 A performance is scheduled for the coming Thursday at 7 30. 3 Dinner is scheduled at La Mirage after the performance. 4 Alice is going to leave on Friday. Main idea questions will ask you about the primary focus of the reading passage. The main idea may be stated overtly often near the beginning or end of the passage or it may be implied so that you must make an inference by depending on the key words or phrases. Typical main idea questions look like the following What is the purpose of the letter What is the message about What is the main idea of the passage Why did the writer send this fax Questions 1 and 2 refer to the .

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