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Now that we have reviewed the strategy for the matching question, let's go ahead and move forward and

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do a strategy application with a full reading passage.

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So when it comes to the matching question, we have to keep in mind the basic strategy that we just

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reviewed.

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We know that the question requirements require you to match the name or category with the correct question

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language.

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In essence, it's the type of matching question.

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But.

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It also is in part somewhat multiple choice because, for example, you have to be able to look at the

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matching sentence for number seven in the passage, and then you would decide is the is the correct

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category A, B or C or is a correct match subject A, B or C.

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So it's a matching question, but it's also somewhat of a multiple choice question.

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Also, there is a scanning requirement, and the scanning requirement involves your, for the most part,

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scanning for the answer choices.

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So guerrilla experiment, experiment with children, TV experiment, you're scanning for where they

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mentioned these different answer choices in the passage.

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Then you are reading what is said and finding which question matches that information for what you just

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read.

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It's all about matching meaning or being able to see paraphrasing.

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So coming up next, we're going to go ahead and get into the full passage application.

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We're going to work on the scanning aspect of it, which is fairly straightforward and then apply the

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answer strategy.

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We'll be working from Cambridge Official Practice Book from 2014.

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I'm working in Book seven and the reading passages entitled Fatal Attraction.

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So please get your book opened it up and go to the passage called Fatal Attraction.

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You can see I have my reading passes on the left and also the conclusion of it on the right all the

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way to paragraph H at the bottom.

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You can see our matching question where we have the questions 19, 20 and 21 and the categories at the

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bottom Venus Flytrap, Bladder Worth, dro, sierra sun do raffles pitcher plant and purple pitcher

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plant.

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So our goal here is to be able to look at Question 19 and determine which of these categories is the

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match for Question 19.

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That requires us to determine where information is mentioned about the Venus flytrap to read that information

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and determine if it's a match for question 19, 20, 21 or 22.

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We then have to locate bladder word.

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Read about it.

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See if that information is a match for 19, 20, 21 or 22.

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So you can see there are four questions, but we have one, two, three, four, five categories.

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So that means that one category will not be chosen.

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Also, you can't use a category more than once.

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The only time you can do that is if they tell you specifically in the instructional language that you

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can choose a category more than once.

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So our first step is identifying the key words.

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We're doing this under time conditions.

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Set your timer for 45 seconds.

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And what you're going to do is you're going to identify the key words and the answer choices, but also

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go ahead and identify the keywords and the questions, too.

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So set the clock for 45 seconds.

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Stop the lecture and do that now.

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So were you able to identify all of the keywords in less than 45 seconds?

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Down here was really easy.

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And in fact, if you didn't, if you don't want to, you don't necessarily have to underline these words.

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There's only one word here in the answer choices.

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But the reason why you go ahead and highlight the keywords and the questions are just so.

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When you are reading about these different categories, you have in your mind, what are the key words

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that you need to really look for in terms of paraphrasing and synonym language?

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So the words in blue are what you scan for in the passage.

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The words highlighted in yellow will help you identify if that language in the passage matches that

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specific question.

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Now let's move forward and actually scan for the keywords.

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We're going to set a two minute timer, but actually you can probably do this in maybe one minute,

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but we're going to set a two minute timer to find all of the answer choices.

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So you're going to look at your reading passage and you're going to note where you see Venus, Flytrap,

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Bladder Wart, Drill, Sarah, Raffles, Purple Pitcher.

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Keep in mind that it's possible for a word to appear more than once, and you need to find each instance

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of where it appears.

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Set your timer on 2 minutes, stop the lecture and find all of the subject keywords right now.

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Let's find out if you located all of the matching sentences.

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Right here we see Venus, Flytrap, Bladder Wart, Joe, Sarah, Raffles, purple picture.

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Also in paragraph G, we see Venus Flytrap, Drill, Sarah and Venus Flytrap again.

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So we see Venus Flytrap three times.

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We see Drill Sarah twice.

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Now from a strategy standpoint, I would do the Venus Flytrap readings last because there are three

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different sentences.

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And first I will start with Bladder, Wirt and also raffles and purple pitcher because those names only

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appear once and then afterwards do Jazeera, which appears twice.

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I think this allows for you to be more efficient and go ahead and get a lot of the answer choices out

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the way.

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Let's move forward with answering the questions.

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Now you're going to set your timer for 4 minutes and answer all of the questions.

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You already know exactly where each word is located.

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Your timer should be set on 4 minutes.

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Stop the lecture and then answer questions 19 through 22.

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Right now.

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Let's find out if you answered all of those questions correctly.

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19 is E.

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Purple pitcher plant 20 is dy raffles pitcher plant 21 is B bladder wort 22 is C jo.

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Sarah Sandu.

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In terms of an analysis, let's go ahead and look at the purple picture plant and see what it says.

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Here we can read it says The purple pitcher plant, which lives in bogs and infertile sandy soils in

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North America, enlists other organisms to process its food.

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So when it says it enlists other organisms to process its food.

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This is a paraphrase of using other creatures to help it digest insects.

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So 19 is eat.

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20 is RD Raffles Pitcher Plant.

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Raffles pitcher plant from the jungles of Borneo produces nectar that both lures insects and forms a

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slick surface.

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Slick surfaces.

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What slippery surface?

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On which they can get a grip.

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Insects land on the rim of the pitcher slide.

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Insects land on the rim of the pitcher.

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Slide on the liquid and tumble in.

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Insects fall inside.

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So the correct answer for number 20 is DH.

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21 is B bladder wort.

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The Bladder Wort has an equally sophisticated way of setting its underwater trap.

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It pumps water out.

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It pumps water out of tiny bag like bladders.

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Making a vacuum.

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Inside a vacuum is an empty space.

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So we can look here and see that when it talks about sucking water in, that sucked in.

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The correct answer for 21 is be.

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And 22 is really straight forward in terms of see the passage tells us that it has a a thick sweet liquid

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oozing from its leaves, which first attracts insects that then holds them holds them fast.

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So it's like a sticky trap.

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Is a sticky trap and that is for the siege or cyrusone do.

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And you can read about it right here.

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The Cyrusone do, meanwhile, has a fixed suite liquid oozing from its leaves, which first attracts

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insects, then holds them.

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When it says it holds them, it traps them, it traps them.

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So we know the number 22 is see, a matching question is really, really straightforward.

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And I think it's an opportunity for you to score a lot of points because as you know, some of the other

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question types are much more challenging.

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Again, I hope you're learning a lot.

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I'll see you in the next lecture.