The IELTS reading test points are divided into two categories, namely, the mastery of vocabulary and the overall understanding of the article. First of all, the IELTS reading questions are largely based on the examinee's vocabulary mastery. This includes the ability to transform and recognize synonyms (Paraphrasing), as well as the mastery of polysemy. IELTS reading articles often have a lot of professional vocabulary, but most of the professional vocabulary is the article carrier or as the positioning words, and will not exist in the form of test points. The test is some commonly used high-frequency vocabulary.

IELTS articles always focus on business, social science and basic science. The problem setter always likes to choose very specific topics. Candidates may know little about the background of these topics. But later you will find that you do not need such knowledge. In fact, if you try to rely on background knowledge to answer questions, you will have trouble. If you know little about the subject, don't worry. You will soon know how to cope and get the right answer.

The first, fifth and ninth months of each year are the fixed month for changing questions in the IELTS speaking test, which means that the examinees who take the test in these months will face a large wave of new questions.

As we all know, the most important ability of TOEFL is listening. In addition to reading, the other three are closely related to listening ability.