Passage Reference: The Acton Community Health Centre seeks to assist the local community and businesses with their health-care needs.

Common Mistake: Students may write medical care or health care because it sounds similar. However, you MUST copy the exact words from the passage. This is a synonym trap.

Paraphrasing: Passage: 'assist the local community ... with their health-care needs' = Summary: 'ensure simple ___ for patients'

Tips: When the summary talks about the purpose or focus, look at the introduction of the passage.

Key Vocabulary:

• assist = help
• needs = things required

Question Focus: Time detail - finding an exact time expression

Correct Answer: 8:30 am

Passage Reference: . Office hours are 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday, although some doctors may see patients as early as 7:30 am.

Why this is correct: The summary says patients may see some doctors before normal office hours. The passage states that some doctors may see patients as early as 7:30 am, which is before 8:30 am.

Common Mistake: Students often write 7:30 am because they see it first. But the question asks before what time, not the early time itself. Writing the wrong time is a context shift trap.

Paraphrasing: Passage: 'Office hours are 8:30 am ... some doctors may see patients as early as 7:30 am' = Summary: 'see some doctors before ___'

Tips: Read the whole sentence carefully to see if the gap needs the earlier time or the later reference time.

Key Vocabulary:

• office hours = normal working time

Question Focus: Location reference - telephone instructions

Correct Answer: main clinic

Passage Reference: E Patients needing urgent medical attention when the centre is closed may contact their physician by calling the main clinic telephone number: (317) 555-2611.

Why this is correct: The summary asks what telephone number to call in an emergency. The passage clearly says to call the main clinic telephone number when urgent care is needed.

Common Mistake: Students may write physician or answering service because they see those words nearby. This is a partial truth trap because those are mentioned but are not the telephone number to call.

Paraphrasing: Passage: 'calling the main clinic telephone number' = Summary: 'call the ___ telephone number'

Tips: For emergencies, carefully follow the instruction sentence. Do not jump to later details.

Key Vocabulary:

• urgent = needing quick action

Question Focus: Table detail - matching age and frequency

Correct Answer: cholesterol check

Passage Reference: 18 years Cholesterol check 2 yearly

Why this is correct: The summary mentions people over 45 needing a heart check-up and another test every two years. In the table, people over 45 are advised to have a cholesterol check every two years.

Common Mistake: Students may choose cardio-vascular risk check because it sounds like heart-related. But the summary already mentions a heart check-up. This is a context shift trap.

Paraphrasing: Passage: 'Cholesterol check - 2 yearly - > 45 years' = Summary: 'over 45 ... every two years'

Tips: When information comes from a table, match age and frequency very carefully.

Key Vocabulary:

• cholesterol = fat in the blood

Question Focus: Condition for disclosure - exact wording

Correct Answer: permission

Passage Reference: y confidential. We never disclose anything discussed at a consultation to anyone without your permission.

Why this is correct: The summary says patients must give something before their history is disclosed. The passage clearly states that nothing is disclosed without your permission.

Common Mistake: Students may write consent because it has a similar meaning. But you must copy the exact passage word. This is a synonym trap.

Paraphrasing: Passage: 'without your permission' = Summary: 'must give ___'

Tips: Confidentiality sections often use very exact wording. Copy it exactly.

Key Vocabulary:

• disclose = share
• permission = approval

Question Focus: Requirement before an activity

Correct Answer: diving course

Passage Reference: es on the body, before doing a diving course you will need a valid SCUBA Diving Medical Certificate.

Why this is correct: The summary says you need a valid certificate before you undertake something. The passage states clearly that before doing a diving course, you need a valid certificate.

Common Mistake: Students may write SCUBA diving or diving medical. These are mentioned but do not fit the sentence meaning. This is a partial truth trap.

Paraphrasing: Passage: 'before doing a diving course' = Summary: 'before you undertake a ___'

Tips: Check the verb before the gap. It often tells you what type of word is needed.

Key Vocabulary:

• undertake = start
• valid = officially accepted

General Tips:

• FIB questions follow passage order. Once you find gap 1, scan forward for the next answers.
• Always copy the exact words from the passage. Synonyms are not accepted.
• Check the word limit carefully. More words than allowed are automatically wrong.
• Use grammar clues like articles and prepositions to decide what form the answer should take.