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Questions
Task
Skills tested
16-22
Yes, No, Not Given
• skimming for detailed information
• identifying attitude and opinion
• understanding gist and paraphrase
23-25
Multiple choice
• skimming for factual information
• identifying main and supporting points
• understanding attitude
26-28
Selecting factors
• skimming/scanning for specific information
• identifying main ideas
• understanding paraphrase and inference
Answer
YES
YES
NOT GIVEN
NO
NO
NOT GIVEN
YES
B
Question
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
C
A
24
25

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Answer keys
READING PASSAGE 3
Architecture
Questions 29-35
Questions 36-40
Suggested approach
• Read the task rubric carefully. You have to
decide which effect arose from each cause.
• Decide which list you should work from. In
this case it is better to work from List A as you
must find an effect m List B for every question.
The causes also come first chronologically in
the cause/effect relationship: List B contains
results of List A.
• Read through List B to familiarise yourself
with it.
• Read item 36.
• Skim through the passage until you locate the
information in the text.
• Read this section of the text in detail noting any
effects of 36.
• Read through List B again.
• Select the effect of question 36. If you think
there is more than one effect, mark both and
come back to this item later. But remember that
only one answer is correct.
• In the third paragraph it states that the
increase in urban populations “helped to turn