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Old Roast Duck IELTS 1000 Q&A Series: Is it difficult for people who can read the Economist to get some IELTS scores? A: It depends on the situation: 1. The Economist is a foreign magazine that is very suitable for practicing reading ability. It contains a lot of current news, and the topics involved are also close to some IELTS reading content. 2. Before reading The Economist, you need to master a certain amount of English vocabulary. At least you need to have a vocabulary of CET-4 to CET-6

Is there a break after the IELTS reading test By the end of the IELTS reading test, the vast majority of examinees had sat in the examination room for more than two hours (entering the examination room at 8:30 at the latest, and the IELTS reading often ended at nearly 11:00). They were physically and mentally exhausted, mentally depressed, and desperately needed to breathe fresh air to ease the tension. Is there a break after the IELTS reading test? Answer is no. After the reading test is over, everyone still needs to sit in the exam

IELTS Reading Do you have time to fill in the answer sheet I believe that when you are listening to IELTS, you will notice that after Section 4, the listening recording will remind you that you have 10 minutes to fill in the answer card (5 minutes for the computer test). Naturally, some students will be curious. Since there is time for listening, does IELTS reading have time to fill in answer cards? After all, the test time for reading is obviously more tense than that for listening. Unfortunately

End time of IELTS written reading Students who have not taken the IELTS test and are preparing for it nervously may wonder when reading ends in the real written IELTS test. Today, the old Roast Duck Editor will talk about this problem with you. First of all, although there is a clear time limit for IELTS reading, you need to complete three articles and 40 topics in 60 minutes. But the IELTS official did not specify the specific time of its start and end. In actual exam operation, this

What is the distribution of IELTS reading scores Most students are faced with the problem of insufficient time in the IELTS reading. Every time after the exam, they feel that if they can give me another 10 minutes, it is absolutely no problem to increase my score by 1 point. Other students have taken a different approach, hoping to understand the distribution of scores between different types of IELTS reading questions, so as to make choices like the middle school and college entrance examination, and select the questions with high scores to maximize the effectiveness of scores. But unfortunately, IELTS Reading

For a long time, many roast ducks have held the idea that in IELTS reading, you can find the sentence corresponding to the topic only after you understand the article, and you can find the answer only after you understand the sentence. What about when you can't understand? Can we just give up and go to the next topic? Intuition tells us that this is not the case. There is no denying that you can definitely make a question by understanding the sentence. When the original sentence is compared with the question stem sentence, the answer will appear naturally. But