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LOCATING INFORMATION: Find the paragraph that goes beyond just naming a concept and actually _ _ _ _ _ _ _ how it works. Look for specific scientific terms — they signal a deeper explanation, not a surface mention.

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In TRUE/NOT TRUE questions, beware of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ language like "always", "never", "completely" — the passage rarely makes such strong claims. These options are usually wrong.

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NOT/EXCEPT Question: locate every option in the text first, then _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ the confirmed ones. The remaining option that is never stated is your answer.

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Opposite in meaning Question: Use contextual clues to understand the unknown word first. Then find its _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . Watch out for near-synonym traps — wrong options that mean the same, not the opposite.

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Synonym Question: Study the word's _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ — the words around it (e.g. "emotionally ___ stimuli") — to understand its meaning, then match it to the correct synonym among the options.

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Locating Information: To find the correct paragraph, identify the keyword in the question first, then _ _ _ _ each paragraph quickly to find where that exact idea is discussed — don't read every word.

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Reference question: When identifying what a pronoun refers to, read back through the paragraph — the reference may go several sentences back. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ each answer option into the sentence and check which one makes complete logical sense.

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Paraphrase Question: Break the sentence into two halves and match each to the options. Eliminate choices with D _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ meaning — those that add or change information NOT found in the original sentence.

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