Completing summary, table, and flowchart questions (Practice Test)

1. What is the best strategy for completing a summary question in a reading test?
(A) Copy entire sentences from the passage.
(B) Identify key ideas and paraphrase them.
(C) Ignore the passage and guess the answers.
(D) Focus only on unfamiliar words.

2. How can you identify the correct words to complete a summary?
(A) Look for synonyms of words in the passage.
(B) Use words that sound complex.
(C) Choose random words without reading the passage.
(D) Use only words from the title.

3. What should you do if a summary has a word limit?
(A) Ignore the word limit and write freely.
(B) Use the exact number of words required.
(C) Add extra words for better explanation.
(D) Use full sentences instead of keywords.

4. What is the best approach for completing a table question?
(A) Look for patterns and scan for specific details in the passage.
(B) Read the entire passage first before checking the table.
(C) Write long explanations instead of short answers.
(D) Fill in the table randomly.

5. How can you quickly locate information for a table completion question?
(A) Identify keywords in the table and scan the passage for them.
(B) Read the passage from beginning to end without stopping.
(C) Memorize the passage before filling in the table.
(D) Use personal knowledge instead of the passage.

6. What is the main advantage of using a flowchart in a reading test?
(A) It visually organizes key steps and sequences.
(B) It makes the passage harder to understand.
(C) It is only useful for memorization, not comprehension.
(D) It requires extra reading time.

7. When completing a flowchart question, what should you focus on?
(A) The logical order of events in the passage.
(B) Filling in words randomly.
(C) Writing complete sentences instead of keywords.
(D) Using personal opinions.

8. What is the best way to ensure accuracy when completing a summary, table, or flowchart?
(A) Double-check answers with the passage.
(B) Answer as quickly as possible without checking.
(C) Change answers frequently.
(D) Use only words from personal knowledge.

9. How can recognizing the structure of a passage help in summary completion?
(A) It helps locate key ideas and main points quickly.
(B) It slows down reading and wastes time.
(C) It is only useful for note-taking.
(D) It makes it harder to find answers.

10. What should you do if you are unsure of an answer in a table or flowchart?
(A) Make an educated guess based on context.
(B) Leave it blank and move on.
(C) Write a long explanation instead of a word or phrase.
(D) Use a word unrelated to the passage.