If you understand the general idea of a Reading text, you can usually answer most questions without understanding every sentence., Reading the questions before the text can sometimes help you find the relevant information faster., If two answers seem possible, the safest strategy is to choose the one that contains more information., An unfamiliar word in a Reading text can sometimes be understood from the words around it., If you don't know the grammar rule behind an answer, you should always skip the question., In a multiple-choice task, eliminating two clearly wrong options can be almost as useful as knowing the correct answer immediately., Reading a text very carefully from beginning to end before looking at the questions is always the most effective strategy., A sentence can be grammatically correct but still be the wrong answer because it doesn't fit the meaning of the context., If you are unsure about an answer, changing it at the end is usually a bad idea because your first choice is more likely to be correct.

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