3) There is evidence that the presence of pets in schools helps kids with mental health issues.
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4) Moving on to the last statement, I select ‘government minister’ and ‘national scheme’ as my keywords and continue scanning the rest of the text for them. In this case, this means the final paragraph.
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TRUE
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Begonalar bilan suhbatga qanchalik ochiqsiz❓
O'zingizni🙈 1 dan 10 gacha ☺️ baholang.
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The Power of Talking to Strangers
Having a chat with someone you don’t know could change your whole day
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Pullik kurslarimizda beradigan tip larimizni beramiz,bugungi postlarni diqqat bilan kuzatib, o'rganib borsangiz anchaaa MULTIPLE CHOICE bilan do'st bo'lib qolasiz.
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KEY TIPS FOR MULTIPLCE CHOICE⭐️
✨ Read the questions first.
If you do this, you’ll know what you’re looking for when you read the text which will save you loads of time.
✨ The answers will be in order.
It’s very helpful to know that the answers come in order in the text which isn’t the case with all question types. This makes it easier to find them. So, if you’ve found answer 1 in paragraph 1 and answer 2 in paragraph 3, you’ll know that answer 3 won’t be too much further on in the text.
✨ Read in detail.
For some question types, you’ll be mostly skimming and scanning the text for the answers. You’ll need these skills here too but with multiple choice questions, the detail is important.
✨ Watch out for distractors.
Be aware that the test setters love to include ‘distractors’ in the answer options to try and catch you out. A prime example is qualifying words such as every, all, most, a few. They are only small words but they can completely change the meaning of a sentence.
E.g. Everyone who ate the prawn sandwiches at the party was ill.
Most people who ate the prawn sandwiches at the party were ill.
✨ Don’t leave any blank answers.
If you really can’t decide which answer is right, then guess. There’s at least a chance that you’ll guess correctly and get the mark. If you don’t put an answer, the question will be marked ‘wrong’ by the examiner.
If you do this, you’ll know what you’re looking for when you read the text which will save you loads of time.
It’s very helpful to know that the answers come in order in the text which isn’t the case with all question types. This makes it easier to find them. So, if you’ve found answer 1 in paragraph 1 and answer 2 in paragraph 3, you’ll know that answer 3 won’t be too much further on in the text.
For some question types, you’ll be mostly skimming and scanning the text for the answers. You’ll need these skills here too but with multiple choice questions, the detail is important.
Be aware that the test setters love to include ‘distractors’ in the answer options to try and catch you out. A prime example is qualifying words such as every, all, most, a few. They are only small words but they can completely change the meaning of a sentence.
E.g. Everyone who ate the prawn sandwiches at the party was ill.
Most people who ate the prawn sandwiches at the party were ill.
If you really can’t decide which answer is right, then guess. There’s at least a chance that you’ll guess correctly and get the mark. If you don’t put an answer, the question will be marked ‘wrong’ by the examiner.
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Carefully read the questions. Don’t worry if there are words you don’t understand. If they appear in the text, you may be able to work them out in context. Alternatively, synonyms that you do understand may have been used.
If unfamiliar words appear in incorrect answer options, they don’t matter so much, although you’ll need to make an educated guess at them in order to eliminate the answer.
On this first reading of the text, you are aiming to get just the general meaning.
Return to the questions and underline key words in them. These will help you find the location of the correct answer in the text. I’ve underlined them in question 1 below as an example.
Your other task while looking at the answer options is to try and work out the difference in meaning between them. Two may be very similar. Don’t spend too much time on this but doing it will save you precious minutes in the next step.
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In paragraph one, the writer suggests that companies could consider
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A) abolishing pay schemes that are based on age
35%
B) avoiding pay that is based on piece-rates
21%
C) increasing pay for older workers
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D) equipping older workers with new skills
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Skill Team is an example of a company which
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A) offers older workers increases in salary.
36%
B) allows people to continue working for as long as they want.
34%
C) allows the expertise of older workers to be put to use.
11%
D) treats older and younger workers equally.
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3 According to the writer, ‘bridge’ jobs
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A) tend to attract people in middle-salary ranges.
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B) are better paid than some full-time jobs.
20%
C) originated in the United States.
28%
D) appeal to distinct groups of older workers.
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4 David Storey’s study found that
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A) people demand more from their work as they get older.
43%
B) older people are good at running their own businesses.
24%
C) an increasing number of old people are self-employed.
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D) few young people have their own businesses.
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Sleep Affirmations
We are used to the fact that repeating affirmations are a morning practice. However, bedtime affirmations are also very effective.
Your brain is just as active in the evening with hundreds of thoughts running through it. Negative attitudes slip through as well.
Let's try to analyze and transform them into positive ones.
For example: "I am sluggish, and I didn't manage to take my time again" 👉🏻 "I am really good, I did a lot of pleasant things today".
Positive affirmations before going to sleep help calm down, refocus our energy and attention on the positive, review the day and keep our mind off mundane matters.
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We are used to the fact that repeating affirmations are a morning practice. However, bedtime affirmations are also very effective.
Your brain is just as active in the evening with hundreds of thoughts running through it. Negative attitudes slip through as well.
Let's try to analyze and transform them into positive ones.
For example: "I am sluggish, and I didn't manage to take my time again" 👉🏻 "I am really good, I did a lot of pleasant things today".
Positive affirmations before going to sleep help calm down, refocus our energy and attention on the positive, review the day and keep our mind off mundane matters.
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Qaysi daraja eng ko'p chiqsa, aynan shu daraja uchun article o'qimiz⚡️
Qaysi daraja eng ko'p chiqsa, aynan shu daraja uchun article o'qimiz
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Intermediate😏
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Upper-intermediate🙃
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4 Powerful Ways to Harness Your Anger
Don’t shy away from the issues your anger is trying to bring into focus
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Do you know how our memory works?
The information we get last is remembered better. That's because of the small size of our short-term memory cells: as new blocks of information arrive, the old ones are forgotten.
Try to think back to a conversation you heard a few weeks ago - it's likely that only scraps of its end, dotted fragments of memories, remain in your memory.
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The information we get last is remembered better. That's because of the small size of our short-term memory cells: as new blocks of information arrive, the old ones are forgotten.
Try to think back to a conversation you heard a few weeks ago - it's likely that only scraps of its end, dotted fragments of memories, remain in your memory.
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Creativity MATTERS
You may not always feel like it but, as humans, we all have great capacity for creativity
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