The tips for answering Yes, No, Not Given questions are applicable to True, False, Not Given questions as well. The main difference between the two question types lies in the nature of the reading passages.

Here are some tips for answering Yes, No, Not Given questions:

1. Pay Attention to Instructions:

   – Read the instructions carefully, whether they are given as codes (Y/N/NG) or words (Yes/No/Not Given). Make sure you understand the instructions and answer the questions accordingly.

2. Identify Opinions in the Passage:

   – Yes, No, Not Given questions are opinion-based, so it’s crucial to identify the opinions expressed by the author in the passage. Look for statements that convey the author’s viewpoint or stance on a particular topic.

3. Underline Keywords:

   – Underline the keywords in the question statements. Use these keywords to locate the relevant paragraph in the passage that relates to the question.

4. Interpret the Meaning:

   – Once you find the paragraph related to the question, read it carefully and try to interpret the meaning of the statement. Determine whether the author agrees or disagrees with the statement or if the statement matches the author’s opinion.

5. Notice Controlling Words:

   – Pay attention to controlling words such as always, never, every time, some, a little, a few, etc. These words can significantly impact the meaning of a statement. Read the statements carefully when these controlling words are present to accurately determine the answer.

By following these tips, you can effectively tackle Yes, No, Not Given questions in IELTS Reading. Remember to carefully analyze the opinions expressed by the author and consider any controlling words that may alter the meaning of the statements. Practice with a variety of passages to improve your skills in answering these question types.