Hence, in this case, you may need to change form of verb in the answer according to the question statement. Many a times, it is found that summary completion question is in the form of passive voice sentences while reading passage is in active voice. Similarly, if you think that answer should be a plural word, you can ignore all the singular words in the options box. For example, you may see that a noun would fit in the blank and hence you can ignore verb, adjective etc. When you are given options out of which you have to find the right one, checking out the sentences grammatically will work well in IELTS reading summary completion questions. Hence, always underline the main words in the passage and use them to identify the suitable paragraph from the passage. Though the sentences in the summary completion question is the rewritten form of IELTS reading passage, there are some words that are same or similar to the words in the passage through which you are able to identify the paragraph from the passage from which it is extracted. Without getting an overview of the question, you may not be able to solve it well. Since the paragraph or in other words, summary is written in such a way that it becomes difficult to understand which part of the text it is referring to. The first and the most important thing to do before solving summary completion question in IELTS reading is to understand the question properly. Understand Question Well to Relate with Passage And in the second type, there will be word instruction given which you must follow to find your answer from the passage. In the first type, it becomes more complicated to find answers since here, after you find a word from the passage, you have to think of synonym of that word in order to find its answer. There are two types of questions of summary completion type one with the options (usually synonyms) given below the question and the other with no options. So, it takes time for you to understand the question properly.
It is written in paraphrased form with usage of synonyms. This question is in the form of a paragraph which is either the summary of whole passage or the summary of part of the passage. Usually, you find this type of question in Section 3 but it may appear in Section 2 also. Summary completion question in IELTS reading is one of the difficult questions.