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Reading as search

The librarian and the novelist

The passage routine

Locating answers

Keywords and their paraphrases

Not Given: the fastest decision in the test

Headings and time

Matching headings by main idea

Time discipline and the 90-second rule

Practice

Librarian or novelist

Skimming

First step

Which sets first

Anchors

Paraphrase of decline

Largest versus most productive

One word changed

Topic absent

Own heading first

Heading or detail

Two headings fit

The 90-second rule

Stop time

The panic signal

Word game: reading strategy

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

How to read for IELTS: questions first, skimming for structure, scanning for keywords and their paraphrases, matching headings by main idea, deciding Not Given fast, and knowing when to abandon a question.

Reading three academic passages properly takes an hour on its own. The test gives you the same hour to also answer forty questions.

Reading Strategies: Skimming, Scanning and Locating

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