Identifying the writer's view or simply the true or false and
not given question is probably the most difficult to answer in
IELTS academic reading. This type may ask whether the given
statement agrees with the view or claim of the writer, or
whether the statement agrees with the information in the text.
The purposes of these question types are to determine the
examinee's ability to identify opinions or ideas or to recognize
particular points of information that a passage conveys. In this
type, the candidate is usually confused on which answer to give.
What is the best approach to break this confusion? One way is to
find the keywords in the statement. These keywords will help you
to identify the area in the passage that possibly contains the
answer. Then, skim the passage and read the first statement
carefully and thoroughly. Having done this, scan the passage
again for the area that will confirm (true) or deny (false) the
given statement. In the case of not given, this would probably
your answer if the infor