Once you’ve read the sentence beginnings, skim the passage to locate the sections that contain the relevant information for completing the sentences.
- Why This Is Important: Skimming helps you quickly find the part of the passage that deals with the ideas presented in the sentence beginnings.
- How to Apply It:
- Look for keywords that match or relate to the underlined words in the sentence beginnings.
- Pay attention to specific examples, causes, and results mentioned in the passage, as these are often key to completing sentences.
- Example: If the sentence beginning is about the success of a project, skim for parts of the passage that mention outcomes or reasons for success.