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The shape of the paper

Three articles and a stopwatch

Timing the three passages

The eleven question types

Locate-and-copy tasks

Judgement tasks: Not Given and headings

Rules and marking

The rules that decide borderline marks

From marks to bands

Practice

Passages and questions

Transfer time

Time plan

Stopping points

Not Given

Yes/No versus True/False

Format of the answer

Headings versus information

Passage order

Extra headings

Letters reused

Spelling from the text

Guessing

Band 7 marks

Passage targets

Word game: Reading terms

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

The Academic Reading paper in detail: three passages in sixty minutes, where the texts come from, the eleven question types and their rules, True/False/Not Given versus Yes/No/Not Given, and how marks convert to bands.

Academic Reading is the paper where time runs out. This module shows you the exact structure, every question type and the rule each one follows, and the two question families that cause the most lost marks: Not Given and matching headings.

Academic Reading: Structure and Question Types

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