Reorder Paragraph Techniques

The video tutorial explains the reorder paragraph task in the PTE exam, teaching viewers how to identify the independent sentence and logically sequence sentences to form a coherent paragraph. It provides three examples: self-esteem research, giant pandas, and language emergence, demonstrating the method in practice. The video also encourages viewers to practice more using resources from E2 Test Prep.

What is the main task in the PTE Reorder Paragraph section?

• To identify grammatical errors

• To write a new paragraph

• To arrange sentences in the correct order

• To summarize a paragraph

What is the first step in the reorder paragraph method?

• Find the last sentence

• Identify the independent sentence

• Look for grammatical errors

• Summarize the paragraph

Which sentence is likely to be the independent sentence?

• A sentence that refers to another sentence

• A sentence with a conjunction

• A sentence that stands alone

• A sentence with a question

What is the main focus of the reorder paragraph method?

• Summarizing the paragraph

• Identifying the independent sentence

• Writing a new paragraph

• Finding grammatical errors

In the self-esteem research example, which sentence was identified as the independent sentence?

• Sentence D

• Sentence C

• Sentence B

• Sentence A

What is the role of the word 'both' in the self-esteem research example?

• To provide an example

• To conclude the paragraph

• To connect two questions

• To introduce a new idea

In the giant panda example, why can't sentence E be the first sentence?

• It is a question

• It introduces a new topic

• It is too short

• It contains a pronoun referring back to something

Which sentence in the giant panda example introduces the topic?

• Sentence B

• Sentence A

• Sentence C

• Sentence D

In the sign language example, what is the independent sentence?

• Sentence B

• Sentence D

• Sentence A

• Sentence C

What connects sentence E to sentence D in the sign language example?

• A new topic

• A specific example

• A question

• A conclusion