Unit 4 Food and Drink Writing p70-71

Unit 4 Food and Drink Writing p70-71

Describing Numbers in a Pie Chart

Match the percentages from the pie chart with the description.

Things to Do

• Vocabulary Review

• Dealing with a Part 1 Questions with two Diagrams

• Describing Data without Exact Numbers

Review

Choose the correct vocabulary that complete the meaning of the following sentences.

Vocabulary

• sophisticated

• cuisine

• publish

• humour

• temper

• foul

• fashionable, nasty, eliminate

Fill in the Blanks

The

equipment enables the helicopter to operate at night.

Fill in the Blanks

In an ideal world, most people would prefer French

, but it is costly and difficult to prepare.

Fill in the Blanks

The government

figures every six months showing how many people are unemployed.

Fill in the Blanks

I must say I find his childish

rather tiresome.

Fill in the Blanks

The children behaved so badly that I lost my

.

Fill in the Blanks

There's too much

language on TV these days. That's why I don't want my children to always watch TV.

Fill in the Blanks

It's not

to wear short skirts at the moment.

Fill in the Blanks

She has a

habit of picking on people in meetings.

Fill in the Blanks

A move towards healthy eating could help

heart disease.

Multiple Select

Look at the following expressions. Which are more suitable for diagram 1?

• the highest proportion of people

• only a very small number of people

• there has been a steady increase

• approximately a quarter of people

• about a third of people

Multiple Select

Look at the following expressions. Which are more suitable for diagram 2?

• the greatest rise took place

• only a very small number of people

• there has been a steady increase

• a very small drop

• about a third of people

Describing Two Diagrams

Complete this introductory sentence and overview. Write one word in each gap.

• 1.pie

• 2. bar

• 3. 1960

• 4. 2015

• 5. Chinese

• 6. increased / rose / grow

Remember

When you're working with two diagrams, your first sentence should introduce both of them and your overview should summarise both of them.

Multiple Choice

34%

• a tiny proportion

• about a quarter

• just over a third

• one in ten

Multiple Choice

26%

• a tiny proportion

• about a quarter

• just over a third

• one in ten

Multiple Choice

10%

• a tiny proportion

• about a quarter

• just over a third

• one in ten

Multiple Choice

27%

• a tiny proportion

• about a quarter

• just a little over a fourth

• one in ten

Multiple Choice

15%

• a tiny proportion

• about a quarter

• just a little over a fourth

• just under a sixth

Making Comparisons

Read the sentences and choose the correct word.

Multiple Choice

The ________ popular type of takeaway is Chinese.

• fewer

• least

• less

• more

• most

Multiple Choice

The three _______ popular types are Mexican, Greek and Japanese.

• fewer

• least

• less

• more

• most

Multiple Choice

Italian takeaways are slightly ________ popular than British takeaways.

• fewer

• least

• less

• more

• most

Multiple Choice

Japanese food is _________ popular than Thai food.

• fewer

• least

• less

• more

• most

Multiple Choice

___________ people like Chinese food than Indian food.

• fewer

• least

• less

• more

• most

Multiple Choice

______ people like Mexican food than Thai food.

• fewer

• least

• less

• more

• Fewer

Compare the data shown by the pie chart.

Grammar

Countable and Uncountable Nouns

Multiple Choice

More and less are used with

• countable nouns

• uncountable nouns

Multiple Choice

More and fewer are used with

• countable nouns

• uncountable nouns