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# In each game, the questions follow the order of playback. In fact, when you find an answer in the text, the answer to the next question should be near, at least, before the end of the paragraph or in the next paragraph. | # In each game, the questions follow the order of playback. In fact, when you find an answer in the text, the answer to the next question should be near, at least, before the end of the paragraph or in the next paragraph. | ||
# In the game: True / False / Not given Remember that you have to answer. | # In the game: True / False / Not given Remember that you have to answer. | ||
**'''False''' when you can demonstrate the opposite, and therefore the truth, in another answer / question. | |||
**'''Not given''' when you can not find any related answer in the text | |||
# In the part: title - paragraph | # In the part: title - paragraph | ||
**Keep this step for the end of the exam. By making the other parts first, this will familiarize you with the elements of each paragraph. This will make it easier for you to identify the main idea of each paragraph and find the corresponding title. | |||
**In the instructions it is always said whether you should use a title for each paragraph or if you can use the same title more than once. In the first case, strip the title once used: this will allow you to no longer have to reread it ... or will prevent you from using it again by mistake. | |||
=== Part 3 - Writing === | === Part 3 - Writing === |