IELTS READING UNIT 4 - Hướng Dẫn Cách Giải Bài Tập Matching Question Trong IELTS Reading |WISE IELTS

Hello guys, welcome back to WISE IDOLS Welcome everyone to WISE IDOLS, the place where idol's dreams come true The topic of this meeting is Matching Questions One of the most important and rare topics in Idol's Reading Because it requires you to really understand what the topic is Meanwhile, there are a lot of simple questions and a lot of new words So try to watch the whole video Match, Luna can understand this word with the other word And because of the word match, it sounds easy Say, say, say, what kind of answer is correct for Luna? If you don't know, it's not easy to find someone like that So let's go to WISE to learn more about Matching Questions There are 3 different types of Matching Questions First one, Matching Heading Questions Second one, Matching Paragraph Information And last one, Matching Sentence Endings The first one, Matching Headings Questions Headings here means sentences, yes, right, topics But the main point of Matching Headings Questions is to test your ability to understand the main idea of the topic Headings are usually short sentences Short sentences that summarize all the content of a paragraph But our mission in this topic is The second type, Matching Paragraph Information Questions It's also a Matching, but what's special about it? If it's Headings, it's Information But the second type is a bit more difficult because we have to find out Specific Information We don't have to find out the main idea of the topic In this type, we have to find out which paragraph this statement is in For example, Tim's statement is in the paragraph Usually, this statement will be in the paragraph And the last one in the Matching Headings Questions is Matching Sentence Endings In this topic, we have to find out the main idea of the topic Incomplete Sentences And our mission in Matching Headings Questions is to connect sentences together to form a correct sentence with the main idea of the topic After having a good time with Headings in Matching Headings Questions Now, let's solve the common problems the difficulties, the problems, or the tricks the tricks that we often see in Matching Headings Questions The first problem There are too many information to read The second problem For Matching Headings Questions Sometimes, the Headings you provide seem to be wrong Therefore, it is very difficult to distinguish which Headings are correct and which Headings are wrong The third problem The answer is not exactly the main idea of that paragraph Moreover, the answer can be in any paragraph Therefore, even if the scheme is fast, you may not find the answer And sometimes, there is a paragraph that does not contain an answer But you still have the chance to find the answer The fourth problem In both Matching Headings and Matching Paragraph Information Questions The answers are not in the same order as the text It means that the answers will not be arranged in the same order as the information in the paragraph For example, you are in question 1 And the information in question 1 may be in paragraph C But that doesn't mean that the information in question 2 will be in paragraph D It may be in paragraph B, A, F, and H The fifth problem The main problem is the fifth problem That is, we will spend a lot of time in this lesson How much time? Not enough It sounds like you want to faint, right? But guys, don't faint yet Because the next lesson will be a super classic lesson for Matching Headings Questions This is one of the most difficult questions in IELTS Reading When doing other questions, we are used to understanding the content of the paragraph Therefore, when returning to Matching Headings You also understand what the content of the paragraph is, right? So it will save us a lot of time Moreover, in IELTS Reading, there are a lot of easy-to-understand questions So why do we have to be confused and have a hard time understanding, right? Step number 2 Similar to reading the question first This time, we also look through the heading list first And underline the keyword if the heading is wrong Read the heading first and pair the keywords Okay, so look at the example now List of headings We have 4 headings However, in reading, we only have 2 paragraphs So what does it mean? So here we have 2 terms As you can see here, our headings are quite short So I won't underline the keywords anymore Because I want it to be short and short So these are the keywords See? Disobeying FAA regulations Each heading has only 3-4 words So we can't underline it all Alright, step number 3 Start with the shortest paragraph Read and grasp the general idea The general idea of the paragraph Okay, so let's start with paragraph A Now, pause this video for about 4 minutes Let's read paragraph A together Okay, how did you read it? After reading it, we just need to enter The main idea of paragraph A is The topic sentence of paragraph A is in the paragraph Yes, very good That is the first sentence An air crash occurred Leading to the final establishment of the US Air Force FAA Step number 4 After determining the main idea of paragraph 2 Go back to the heading list that we have Look for words in the paragraph that are similar It means looking for words in the paragraph That are similar to the heading list And from there, choose the most accurate answer Okay, we have What do you think? Aviation disasters Will correspond to Accidents that occurred in the skies And next we have Prompt action Will correspond to Yes, resulted in the establishment of FAA So, aviation disasters prompt action Means prompt action for an air crash That is exactly the origin of FAA So, the answer is Radical Step number 2 Easy, right? So, step 1 is very simple Don't have to go through the whole way, right? After step 4, we have the answer So, why add step 5 to make it easier? Let's check it out Step number 5 If you do not see a match Move on to the next paragraph If you do not find a suitable heading If you feel unsure about the right match, write down all possible answers. 7 steps. Let's go to useful tips! 1. Topic sentence 2. General meaning 3. Reading the sentences 2. 2 or 3 headings that are similar, write them beside the paragraph 3. 2 or 3 headings that are similar, write them beside the paragraph 4. If you still cannot decide which one is the best, move on and come back later 5. If you still cannot decide which one is the best, move on and come back later Alright! A long lesson! Anyway, we have successfully completed Matching Headings! Bravo! If you find it useful, don't forget to subscribe to Boy's Dialogues channel! Don't forget to click the bell to receive notifications from us every day! And don't forget to leave a comment to let us know what you think! 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