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IELTS WRITING TASK 1 - REVISIONVersion en ligne IELTS WRITING TASK 1 - REVISION par Oanh Nguyễn 1 [DYNAMIC CHARTS] What should be included in the Overview? Choose one or more answers a Main trends: 1) Did all figures increase/decrease? 2)Did one rise while another fell/remain stable? b Highest and lowest figures c The biggest change (difference between starting and ending points) d Explain reasons for changes 2 [STATIC CHARTS] What should not be included in the Overview? Choose one or more answers a Personal opinions about figures b Biggest / smallest gap between categories c Highest and lowest figures 3 [MAP] Choose the correct order when writing an Overview? 1- Identify main purpose (residential, industrial, leisure, agricultural, educational, conservation, multifunctional, etc.) 2- Compare two time periods: Conversion of purpose (e.g., industrial → resort) Strengthening purpose (e.g., more hotels added) Combination of purposes 3 - Mention how changes happened: Residential areas (houses, population, facilities) Addition/removal of areas a 1 - 2 - 3 b 1 - 3 - 2 c 2 - 1 - 3 d 2 - 3 -1 4 [STATIC CHARTS] How many ways to organise the body paragraphs? a 2 ways: From highest to lowest and By highlighting differences and similarities b 2 ways: Describe the starting points -> throughout the entire period Group lines with similar/ contrasting c 2 ways: Group the lines with similar or contrasting trends; Divide the period from the starting point to the peak or lowest point d 2 ways: From highest to lowest and By area (e.g., left–right, top–bottom), ensuring a relatively balanced number of changes in each paragraph 5 [DYNAMIC CHARTS] How many ways to organise the body paragraphs? a 2 ways: From highest to lowest and By highlighting differences and similarities b 3 ways: Describe the starting points -> throughout the entire period; Group lines with similar/ contrasting; Divide the period from the starting point to the peak or lowest point c 2 ways: Group the lines with similar or contrasting trends; Divide the period from the starting point to the peak or lowest point d 2 ways: From highest to lowest and By area (e.g., left–right, top–bottom), ensuring a relatively balanced number of changes in each paragraph 6 [MAP] How many ways to organise the body paragraphs? a 2 ways: From highest to lowest and By highlighting differences and similarities b 3 ways: Describe the starting points -> throughout the entire period; Group lines with similar/ contrasting; Divide the period from the starting point to the peak or lowest point c 2 ways: Group the lines with similar or contrasting trends; Divide the period from the starting point to the peak or lowest point d 2 ways: By time (e.g., first map → second map) and By area (e.g., left–right, top–bottom), ensuring a relatively balanced number of changes in each paragraph 7 Comment for this overview: Overall, the unemployment rates showed noticeable changes over the period, with different trends in the three countries. Choose one or more answers a Does not identify main trends (which increased? which decreased?) b No mention of highest/lowest c No reference to the most significant change d Too vague (“noticeable changes”, “different trends”) 8 Comment for this overview: Overall, Brand A had the highest market share, while Brand E had the lowest. Choose one or more answers a Only mentions highest and lowest b Does not mention any significant comparison (e.g., similar figures between B and C) c Too short (only one sentence) d Does not summarise overall distribution pattern 9 Comment for this overview: Overall, the village changed considerably between 1990 and 2020, and several new buildings were added. Choose one or more answers a Does not identify the main purpose transformation b Does not indicate development direction (residential? industrial? tourism?) c No mention of expansion or functional shift d This overview is good enough. 10 Comment for this paragraph: In 2000, internet usage in Country A stood at 40%, and this figure rose steadily to 80% by 2020. Country B began at 30% in 2000 and experienced gradual growth, reaching 70% at the end of the period. Meanwhile, Country C started at a much lower level of 10% and increased consistently to 60% in 2020. Choose one or more answers a The countries are still described one by one in separate. The widening or narrowing gaps between countries are not analysed. b There is no direct comparison at key years (e.g., comparing all three in 2000, then in 2020). c No clear ranking structure (highest → lowest across the period). d The paragraph is good enough. 11 Find mistakes: In terms of Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, the proportions of cinema visitors showed many fluctuations, and its peaks were under 15% in 2005, 20% in 2003 and around 18% in 2007 respectively. Over that time, a lower percentage of people go to this place on Wednesday, falling from over 15% to under 10%. In contrast, the attendance on Friday reach a plateau at 30% in three years. a Tense inconsistency b Data reporting inaccurately c No mistakes at all d Describe items seperately 12 Find mistakes: Pizza, which was initially the most popular food, experienced a significant decline from 100 servings in 1975 to nearly 80 servings in 1980. a Wrong subject use b Subject verb agreement c No mistakes at all d No mistakes at all 13 Comment for this paragraph: In 1990, there was a factory in the northern area of the town. In 2020, the factory was removed. A shopping centre was built in the same location. There was a farmland area in the east which disappeared in 2020. A residential area was constructed there. Choose one or more answers a There is almost no use of linking devices (e.g., “whereas”, “as a result”, “meanwhile”, “in contrast”) b Related changes are not grouped logically (e.g., factory → shopping centre should be connected in one complex sentence). c The paragraph is good enough. d The sentences are short and disconnected. 14 Choose the information to report in the overview. The maps show the changes that have taken place at an Australian Zoo between 1960 and now. a Main change = modernization & new transport; Key additions = 2 entrances, Ferry, Cable Car b Main change = slight expansion of picnic facilities; Key additions = more trees and seating c Main change = slight expansion of picnic facilities; Key additions = more trees and seating d Main change = replacement of old buildings; Key additions = gift shop and wild animals area 15 Choose the information to report in the overview. The charts provide information about students in 2007 who were happy with different facilities at a university in the UK. a Undergraduates were more satisfied with the facilities than Postgraduates. Postgraduates expressed higher satisfaction with the canteen. Both groups showed similar levels of satisfaction regarding the classrooms. b Undergraduates were more satisfied with the facilities than Postgraduates. Postgraduates expressed higher satisfaction with the canteen. c Postgraduates expressed higher satisfaction with the canteen. Both groups showed similar levels of satisfaction regarding the classrooms. d Most answers were "very satisfied". Undergraduates were more satisfied with the facilities than Postgraduates. Postgraduates expressed higher satisfaction with the canteen. Both groups showed similar levels of satisfaction regarding the classrooms. 16 Choose the information to report in the overview. The line graph below illustrates the proportion of mobile phone sales by three manufacturers (Motorola, Nokia and Sony Ericsson) between 1994 and 2004. Choose one or more answers a Nokia – a sharp increase, industry leader, Sony Ericsson - lowest b Motorola – a significant decrease, Sony Ericsson - a slight overall decline c Sony Ericsson was the smallest competitor, with a share of approximately 11%. d In 1994, Motorola was the market leader, accounting for approximately 32% of sales. 17 How many paragraphs should a standard IELTS Writing Task 1 essay have? a 1: Introduction b 2: Introduction - Body c 3: Introduction - Overview - Body d 4: Introduction - Overview - Body 1 - Body 2 18 In a Task 1 essay, which of the following is NOT appropriate? a Comparing categories b Grouping similar data c Giving your opinion d Highlighting trends

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IELTS WRITING TASK 1 - REVISIONVersion en ligne

par Oanh Nguyễn

[DYNAMIC CHARTS] What should be included in the Overview?

[STATIC CHARTS] What should not be included in the Overview?

[STATIC CHARTS] How many ways to organise the body paragraphs?

[DYNAMIC CHARTS] How many ways to organise the body paragraphs?

[MAP] How many ways to organise the body paragraphs?

Comment for this overview: Overall, the unemployment rates showed noticeable changes over the period, with different trends in the three countries.

Comment for this overview: Overall, Brand A had the highest market share, while Brand E had the lowest.

Comment for this overview: Overall, the village changed considerably between 1990 and 2020, and several new buildings were added.

Find mistakes: Pizza, which was initially the most popular food, experienced a significant decline from 100 servings in 1975 to nearly 80 servings in 1980.

Comment for this paragraph: In 1990, there was a factory in the northern area of the town. In 2020, the factory was removed. A shopping centre was built in the same location. There was a farmland area in the east which disappeared in 2020. A residential area was constructed there.

Choose the information to report in the overview. The maps show the changes that have taken place at an Australian Zoo between 1960 and now.

Choose the information to report in the overview. The charts provide information about students in 2007 who were happy with different facilities at a university in the UK.

Choose the information to report in the overview. The line graph below illustrates the proportion of mobile phone sales by three manufacturers (Motorola, Nokia and Sony Ericsson) between 1994 and 2004.

How many paragraphs should a standard IELTS Writing Task 1 essay have?

In a Task 1 essay, which of the following is NOT appropriate?