Proper space to keep all the materials you will need when studying, such as books, paper, pens, pencils, a tape recorder or other recording device, and if possible, a computer with the Internet access. Study regularly over a long period of time. Do not study to the point of exhaustion, as this has been shown to be ineffective in retaining information. | Necessary Skills Recognizing incorrect information as well as information not mentioned in the passage Identifying paraphrases that do or do not correctly summarize information from the passage Verifying that three answer choices are true and one is false Chapter 2 Negative Fart Questions Example Questions All of the following are mentioned in paragraph X as__ EXCEPT According to the passage which of the following is NOT _ The author s description of mentions all of the following EXCEPT Strategies UmKaMMHagmUKCRBIMM iiAS-lUftSW . .. i. SIS JZ. - 4 Be aware that often the three incorrect answer choices are spread across a paragraph or several paragraphs Keep in mind that the correct answer either directly contradicts one or more statements in the passage or is in the passage at all. Check your answer to make sure that you understood the question accurately. Negative Fact Questions 43 Chapter 2 101 Photography Track 8 Read the following passage. Then fill in the diagram with the information that you read. Two processes invented during the Industrial Revolution advanced the field of photography. These new processes made images available to the general public. Before these processes were invented the first permanent photographic images took eight hours to expose and develop. This made the development of photographs a long and tedious process. This all changed in 1839 when the daguerreotype was produced in France and the calotype was invented across the channel in England. Though both methods came out the same year and broadened the scope of photography they produced very different results The daguerreotype invented by Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre was the first to gain popularity. Creating a daguerreotype involved producing images on copper plates coated in a silver-and-chalk solution. One great disadvantage of daguerreotypes was the mercury used in the process. After the photo was taken it was placed in mercury fumes to form a .
