IELTS Reading Computer-delivered Completion/TFNG Simulation

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Note Completion Question

Note completion involves filling gaps in a set of incomplete notes. In IELTS Reading, the notes will be sentences that will contain gaps. These sentences will summarise ideas from the text, and you will need to find words from the text that fill the gaps in the notes. Like other completion tasks, a common concern for test-takers is ensuring that they understand the gist (general meaning) of the text to be able to locate the answers, which requires strong skimming and scanning skills.
Don't miss reading our helpful tips on reading note completion, sentence completion, summary completion, diagram-label completion, flow-chart completion, and table completion questions.

Note, Table, Diagram and Summary Completion Questions:

In Note, Table, Summary and Diagram completion questions, you will be asked to complete a set of notes, tables, diagram or a summary based on the information given in the text. Sometimes the question will be to write a short answer and sometimes you’ll have to choose from the list of answers given. Usually, these kinds of questions will only be based on one part of the passage, so you won’t have to read the whole passage to fill the important information.

Note, Table, Diagram and Summary Completion Questions

IELTS academic reading Sentence completion and Short answer questions are almost similar. In sentence completion, you’ll be asked to fill in the blank spaces using the words given in the text. Whereas, in short answers, you’ll have to take words from the given text to write the short answers. It is important to pay close attention to the instructions that are given in the question because in some instructions there will be a word limit mentioned and you may lose marks if you don’t follow it.

True/False/Not given Question

True/False/Not Given is considered to be one of the most confusing question types in IELTS reading section. Another variation is of this question type is Yes/No/Not Given. Candidates often find it challenging to differentiate between False and Not Given. One more concern they have is how to locate the sentence for comparison in the text.
Don't miss reading our helpful tips on reading True/False/Not given question

This type of questions is very tricky. This question consists of several statements:

If the statement is present in the article as it is then you need to mark it as true.
If the statement is found to be the opposite of the sentence which is there then it should be marked as false.
If the statement given in the question is not at all present in the article then it should be marked as not given. Do not spend a lot of time finding the sentence which is not there.

Yes/No/Not given Questions

Similar to the True/False/Not given questions, Yes/No/Not given questions also have various statements. But here you are asked to agree or disagree with the statement based on the opinion of the author.