review speaking and dynamics, comparative atsk GC 6

​Review the stategy and language for Academic Writing with Dynamic Charts
IELTS Speaking Part 1 and 2

By #Teacher Lei#

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentences using the words below. More than one answer may be possible.

1.Humanity is to blame for the increase in________ emissions around the world.

• a.forest fires

• b.carbon monoxide

• c.acid rain

• d.oil spills

Multiple Choice

2. ______result in many homes and public buildings being burnt down.

• a.forest fires

• b.earthquakes

• c.landslides

• d.acid rain

Multiple Choice

Proper care of important facilities will result in fewer _______

• oil spills
• carbon monoxide
• forest fires
• radiation leaks

Multiple Choice

We cannot really prevent_____ but we can take steps to make buildings safer in case they happen.

• forest fires
• landslides
• acid rain
• earthquakes

Multiple Choice

_______ causes significant damage to homes and businesses.

• earthquakes,

• forest fires
• landslides
• acid rain

Multiple Choice

Protection against _______ will involve the cooperation of local people and local government.

• a.floods

• b.drought

• c.landslides

• d.acid rain

Multiple Choice

facts about SPEAKING PART 1 OF IELTS . tick the correct answer

• 1.IELTS Speaking Part 1 involves questions about familiar topics and assesses communication skills.

• 2.IELTS Speaking Part 1 is a group discussion format assessing teamwork skills.

• 3.IELTS Speaking Part 1 includes complex questions and evaluates listening abilities.

• 4.IELTS Speaking Part 1 focuses on academic topics and tests writing skills.

Multiple Choice

speaking part 1 time length

• 1.Lasts 4–5 minutes.

• 2. 1 minute

• 3. 3 minutes

• 4.unlimited

Multiple Choice

speaking part 1 has no abstract or technical topic.

• 1. maybe

• 2.sometimes

• 3.true

• 4.1,2 and 3 are all correct

Multiple Choice

all are correct in speaking part 1 except...

• Giving detailed examples.
• Maintaining a formal tone.
• Providing irrelevant information.
• Using complex vocabulary.

Multiple Choice

in speaking part 2 all choices are correct except ..

• a.fluency

• b. coherence

• c. vocabulary range

• d.going off topic

Multiple Choice

In speaking part 2 all are correct except...

• a. Use keywords, not scripts.

• b.You cannot ask questions during your talk.

• c.You can make short notes only (not full sentences).

• d.Memorizing prepared speeches

Multiple Choice

in speaking part 2, If You Run Out of Ideas..

• a. Repeat the same idea multiple times.

• b.Change the topic completely.

• c.give example

• d.Speak in a different language.

Multiple Choice

Things to remember to get higher score. except..

• a.Clear structure (beginning–middle–end)

• b.Natural linking words (firstly, after that, in the end)

• c.Some descriptive vocabulary

• d. calm pace and unclear pronunciation

Multiple Choice

What a Dynamic Chart Shows. tick all that applies

• Historical snapshots only
• Trends over time, Patterns in data, Real-time updates, Interactive features
• Static data comparisons
• Limited user interaction

Multiple Choice

which one is true in dynamic chart

• Dynamic charts require manual updates.
• Dynamic charts only display static data.
• Dynamic charts are not compatible with spreadsheets.
• Dynamic charts update automatically with data changes.

Multiple Choice

Core Strategy in dynamic chart. except...

• a.Read the Axes First

• b. Identify Overall Trends (Overview)

• c.Group Information

• d. express in comparative

Multiple Choice

Verbs for Downward Trends (Dynamic)

• a. lower than

• b. smaller than

• c.diminish

• d. fall

Multiple Choice

Dynamic charts show change over time:not to include..

• a.line graphs

• b.bar charts with years

• c.tables with trends

• d. pie chart

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the comparative sentences below using not as + adjective + as.

(expensive, high, popular, successful,)

1.Monster Hits Records sold 2 30,000 CDs in 1990, whereas Crooners plc sold 225,000.

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A hundred couples chose the name James in 2000, while just 20 couples opted for the name Peter.

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It costs an average of £95 to spend a night in a hotel in Paris, as opposed to over £150 in Zurich.

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The temperature in Rawai Island was much lower than in Phuket, at 15 degrees and 2 5 degrees respectively.

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Correct the mistakes in these sentences.

Just 10% of first-time buyers said they needed a garage, as opposed to 30% said a large kitchen was necessary.

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Just 10% of first-time buyers said they needed a garage, whereas 30% who said a large kitchen was necessary.

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Complete these sentences with a suitable linking device and idea.

Five hundred people owned a dog, while ...

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A meal at Rosie’s costs £20. as opposed to ...

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Fifteen per cent of people aged between 18 and 30 said they visited Barcelona for the nightlife, compared t o ...

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The majority of doctors said they found their jobs satisfying, whereas...

Open Ended

1. What will you write in the introduction?

Open Ended

What are the main differences between the sales from the two bakeries?

Open Ended

What grammar and vocabulary will you need to use?

Multiple Choice

Decide whether these statements about the graph are true (T) or false (F).

On a typical Saturday, Bernie’s Buns is generally busier than Lovely Loaves.

• a.True

• b. true

Multiple Choice

Doughnuts are by far the most popular item among customers in both stores.

• a. false

• b. true

Multiple Choice

The second-best selling item in Bernie’s Buns is cookies.

• a.True

• b. true

Multiple Choice

Fresh loaves are the least popular snack overall.

• a. True

• b. false

Multiple Choice

Toasted sandwiches are as popular as cookies.

• a. true

• b. false

Multiple Choice

Lovely Loaves sells slightly more salads than Bernie’s Buns.

• a. false

• b. true

Open Ended

The graph shows data about the average Saturday sales of two bakeries in London in 2010.

Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. 150 words

Open Ended

write an introduction to the topic of the graph in your own words (paragraph 1);

Open Ended

give an overview of the main ideas in the graph (paragraph 2);

Open Ended

describe the most important details, including numbers (paragraphs 3 and 4);