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Part of IELTS Reading — True/False/Not Given
IELTS never copies the exact words from the passage into the statement. They change the words but keep the meaning.
Your job: Recognize when two sentences mean the same thing.
Example:
Passage says: "The company hired 500 new employees last year."
Statement says: "The business recruited 500 staff in the previous year."
These mean the same thing:
Same meaning = TRUE
Practice TRUE/FALSE/NOT GIVEN questions with a passage about Tokyo
Tokyo is the world's largest city by population, with over 37 million residents in its metropolitan area. The city hosted the Olympic Games twice — first in 1964 and again in 2021. Tokyo's famous Shibuya Crossing sees up to 3,000 people cross at once during peak times, making it the busiest pedestrian intersection on Earth.
Instructions: Read the passage above. For each statement, select TRUE, FALSE, or NOT GIVEN.
Tokyo has a population exceeding 37 million.
"The museum was constructed in 1923"
"The gallery was built in 1923"
"Rainfall has decreased significantly since 2010"
"Precipitation has declined substantially over the past decade"