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Identify the types of words required and try to predict the answer.

Study the diagram and try to understand generally what is happening.

This will help you find the correct answer.

Try to predict the answer before you read the text.

If you cannot find the answer to a difficult question, move on and come back later. You are more likely to get these correct.

The answers do not always come in the same order that the paragraphs are in.

Identify the type of word (noun, verb, adjective) you need.

Remember that numbers count as one word and hyphenated words like ‘state-of-the-art’ count as one word. In the example above you can only write ‘one or two words’, any more than this and you will lose marks.

Check how many words you are supposed to write, it will tell you in the question.

Students also lose marks in this section by writing the wrong number of words or spelling words incorrectly. You should try to understand generally what is happening in the diagram, but the relationship between the text and the diagram is more important.Īnother big problem is failing to locate the paragraphs that contain the answers quickly and losing time reading the whole text. This is not a test of your technical knowledge but a test of your reading skills. The main problem with these questions is students focus too much on the diagram and try to understand everything about it. Unfamiliar diagrams can cause panic and lose you time. Source: Cambridge English IELTS Past Papers. Below is an example of a natural process taken from a sample test at .īelow is an example of a technical drawing:

There are three kinds of diagrams you might get: a technical drawing of a machine or invention, something from the natural world or a design or plan. provide you with a strategy for answering these questions.

On the IELTS reading test, you might get a question that asks you to label a diagram.