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How to deal with the reading comprehension part of the final exam
How to deal with the reading comprehension part of the final exam
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How to deal with the reading comprehension part of the Baccalauréat exam
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The first questions are worth more points than the last ones.
No
Yes
2
Which instruction corresponds to this picture?
Write in black.
Write four words.
Underline "succeed".
Circle the right word.
3
I must always make a sentence when I answer a question.
Yes
No
4
When I have to answer in 30 to 50 words , it means it is an important question with lots of pts
True
False
5
How many times is it better to read the texts?
Twice
It is not necessary to read everything.
Once
Five times
6
Which quotation has been correctly copied out?
(Better safe than sorry) line 37.
Better safe than sorry, line 37.
"Better safe than sorry"
"Better safe than sorry" line 37.
7
What should I do if I don't understand a word in the texts?
Panic
Try to guess its meaning using the context
Stop working until I understand it
Stress out
8
What is the instruction corresponding to this picture?
Tick the right answer.
Colour in green.
Choose "right".
Choose the third box.
9
Where does the scene take place?
The scene takes place...
The scene does...
The scene is taken...
The scene places...
10
If I don't know the answer to a question, I should...
try to answer anyway.
copy out the question.
copy out a sentence from the text.
leave a blank.
11
The written expression part can help you guess what the texts are about.
False
True
12
When I am finished with the reading comprehension part, I should...
deal with the writing part straight away.
have a break.
wait for a while.
proofread my answers.
13
What does this symbol mean?
Tick
Circle
Choose
Cross out
14
I should use highlighters.
No
Yes
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For example, if the topic is "Would you like to take a gap year?" the texts are probably about
hobbies and pastimes
traveling
taking a nap
working in an office
