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True/False/Cannot Say questions give you a short passage and a statement. Your verdict must rest on what the passage asserts and nothing else: True if the passage supports it, False if the passage contradicts it, and Cannot Say if the passage settles neither — no matter how plausible the statement sounds.
Next step
Choose how you want to practise.
Start guided for explanations after every answer, or skip ahead to the checkpoint.
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Guided practice
10 questions, unseen-first, with the answer explained after each one.
Checkpoint
10 randomised questions, scored at the end. Take it any time — pass 8/10 and this category is done.
How to think about it
Read the statement first, then find the exact part of the passage it refers to.
Apply the closure test: is this claim inside what the passage actually says? If the passage neither supports nor contradicts it, the answer is Cannot Say.
Check quantifiers and polarity precisely — 'some' is not 'most', and a near-synonym is not always the same claim.
Never top up the passage with world knowledge. Only the text on the page counts.
The most common trap
Answering from outside knowledge instead of the passage.