3-option multiple matching. You get five short texts, for example notices or messages, which you might find in real life. For each text you have to choose the best option A, B or C.
In this part you are tested on your understanding of different types of short texts and this is a true reading task while, for example, Parts 5 and 6 are designed to test you grammar and/or vocabulary.
A. All campers must reserve a place in advance.
B. Groups bigger than four are not allowed on this site.
C. Groups of more than three should contact the campsite before arriving.
Your task is to decide which of the three options reflects the meaning of the text or which of them is a fully true statement
TIPS AND STRATEGIES
1. Underline the key words
2. Analyse what you have underlined
3. Choose the correct answer either by eliminating the wrong options or by finding the correct one.
Step 1: Underline the key words
A. The competition is open to people over a certain age.
B. There is a maximum age limit for this competition.
C. Only eighteen-year-olds are allowed to enter this competition.
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Step 2: Analyse the underlined words
From the note:
Who are at least eighteen = 18 years old or older.
From A: a certain age or older
From B: maximum age
From C: exactly age
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Step 3: Choose the correct answer
As a result, A is the correct answer.
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