IELTS-Easy-Mission

IELTS Academic Reading Question Types: (According to the official IELTS site) 1. Multiple Choice Choose the correct answer from four options—or sometimes, pick two or more from a longer list. 2. Identifying Information – True / False / Not Given Determine whether statements match, contradict, or are not mentioned in the passage. 3. Identifying Writer's Views/Claims – Yes / No / Not Given Assess if the statements reflect the writer’s opinion (Yes), contradict it (No), or are Not Given. 4. Matching Information Match specific details to sections or paragraphs labelled A, B, C, etc. 5. Matching Features (Categorisation) Connect statements to options (e.g., names or characteristics) using letters; some options may be used more than once or not at all. 6. Matching Headings Match statements or headings to each paragraph or section by understanding main ideas. 7. Diagram Label Completion Use no more than a specified number of words or numbers to label parts of a diagram, based on the text....

Exam Information: Duration: 60 minutes Questions: 40 questions (1 mark each) Passages: 3 long texts (academic) Skills tested: Skimming, scanning, identifying key details, understanding opinions, matching information Question Types: You should practice all of these: 1. Multiple Choice 2. True / False / Not Given 3. Yes / No / Not Given 4. Matching headings / features / information 5. Sentence completion 6. Summary / Table / Flow-chart completion 7. Short-answer questions Step-by-Step Preparation Plan: 1. Build Reading Speed Read English newspapers, journals, or websites (BBC, National Geographic, The Guardian). Practice skimming (get the main idea) and scanning (find specific info). Target speed: about 150–200 words per minute. 2. Practice Strategies Don’t read every word – move quickly, focus on keywords. Underline keywords in the question and locate them in the passage. Be careful with synonyms (IELTS rarely uses the exact word from the question). If unsure, guess and move on — never ...