Hi,
I read many posts on this forum about how to attack the reading section. Obviously, many said that time is not enough to read the whole passage (which is correct). There were 2 ways that memebers on this forum suggested either to read the first sentence of the each paragraph and the first and last sentence of the last one or to just go ahead and start with the first question and go back and forth between the questions and the reading passage. I don't know actually which method is better and I'd like to hear from those who took the exam (real exam takers). Also, many said that Cambridge book reading is similar to the actual test. I am using 'The complete Guide to TOEFL' by Bruce Rogers (I tired the official guide at the beginning but I did not like it as it has a lot of unnecessary information describing test questions and I can find that on ETS website no need for 10s of pages :upset: ). Anyway, my second question is that Bruce Rogers book is suffcient or I need to get Cambridge.
Last question, the two methods state that I don't have to read the whole passage so it means questions are in chronological order meaning answer to first question in the first paragraph, second question in the second paragraph...etc?