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The shape of the Reading section

Vocabulary and Daily Life

Vocabulary: picking the closest meaning

Daily Life: short, everyday texts

Check yourself: Vocabulary vs. Daily Life

Academic Tables: True, False, Not Stated

The format that trips people up

Watching for qualifier words

Check yourself: True, False, or Not Stated

Check yourself: spotting a qualifier trap

Academic Passages and Putting It Together

Academic Passages: reading for the main idea

The Reading section in one page

The four Reading task types — Vocabulary, Daily Life texts, Academic Tables (True/False/Not Stated), and Academic Passages — with deep focus on the True/False/Not Stated distinction.

Four different reading tasks, one section. Learn exactly what Vocabulary, Daily Life texts, Academic Tables, and Academic Passages ask of you before you practice any of them.

Reading Section Orientation

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