Eliminating 'almost right' answers • Read the whole article quickly first, to get a general idea of what each section is about. Don't worry about understanding everything. • Read the matching questions and underline the things you need to look for in the article. • Remember that each matching question goes with only one part of the article. There may be other sections that might seem almost right for some questions, but there will be some specific details that do not match. • Search the text to identify all the sections that could match with each question. You do not need to read the whole article in detail. • Work out which options are only 'almost right'. Then decide which option is completely right. Exam TASK Matching prompts to text For questions 1-10, choose from the sections (A-D). The sections may be chosen more than once. Which section 1 mentions finding a fashion object that is extremely old? 2 explains how an object could be used to pay for a specific event? 3 mentions a fashion item that has been beyond our planet? 4 describes an event that happens once a year? 5 refers to a fashion that used to come with something to help the wearer stay safe? 6 mentions an attempt to stop someone copying things? 7 says that people wore something as a record of their achievements? 8 suggests that people are unaware of the origins of the fashion they're copying? 9 explains that older and more important people wear larger items? 10 states that something is mainly worn for special occasions in its home country?