We see that the keyword building appears in option (a), but we can't choose it. Why? Because although there is a building, the girl's hand is not pointing at it; (b) The option umbrella appears, but you can't choose it, because girls hold it themselves and don't hand it to boys; (c) The option "stand" appears, but you can't choose it because they don't stand side-by-side. Then the answer is option (d) where no keyword appears: they are greeting.<br> Keywords may not be the key to scoring, and it will be a trap instead! By this method, the proposition teacher can make students not only use one or two keywords to get scores by using speculative skills, but also really understand the meaning of the whole sentence in order to answer correctly. We see that the keyword building appears in option (a), but we can't choose it. Why? Because although there is a building, the girl's hand is not pointing at it; (b) The option umbrella appears, but you can't choose it, because girls hold it themselves and don't hand it to boys; (c) The option "stand" appears, but you can't choose it because they don't stand side-by-side. Then the answer is option (d) where no keyword appears: they are greeting.<br> Keywords may not be the key to scoring, and it will be a trap instead! By this method, the proposition teacher can make students not only use one or two keywords to get scores by using speculative skills, but also really understand the meaning of the whole sentence in order to answer correctly.
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