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The shape of the paper

A day of real reading

The three sections

Question types: finding and completing

True, False, Not Given and matching information

Completion, short answers and labels

Question types: choosing and matching

Multiple choice, headings and features

How General Training differs

Practice

How many sections

Section 2 texts

Section 3 Not Given

The word limit

Number of questions

The pool notice

Time allowed

Finding a closing date

Matching headings

GT and Academic scoring

Section 1 texts

A short answer

Order of difficulty

Matching features

Word search: reading words

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

The three sections of the IELTS General Training Reading test, the texts each one uses, and a worked example of every question type.

Know exactly what the General Training Reading test gives you: everyday notices, workplace documents and one long article, forty questions in sixty minutes, and eight question types, each with a worked example.

General Training Reading: Structure and Question Types

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