IELTS Writing Task 1, How to Get a 7 or Higher

The video tutorial discusses writing task one, focusing on its challenges and types of questions, such as changeover time and static. It provides tips for achieving high scores by emphasizing the importance of selecting key numbers, like the beginning, end, highest, and lowest for changeover time, and the highest, second highest, and lowest for static questions. The tutorial stresses that including too many or too few numbers can lower scores.

What are the two main types of questions in Writing Task One?

• Dynamic and static

• Comparative and narrative

• Descriptive and analytical

• Change over time and static

In a 'change over time' question, which numbers are crucial to include in your essay?

• The most frequent and least frequent values

• The predicted and actual values

• The beginning, end, highest, and lowest values

• The average and median values

What is the main focus when writing about a 'static' question type?

• Including all available numbers

• Highlighting the most significant numbers

• Predicting future trends

• Describing the data collection process

What happens if you include too many numbers in your essay for a 'static' question?

• You receive extra credit

• You are asked to rewrite the essay

• You are penalized with a lower score

• You receive a higher score

What is the consequence of not including any numbers in your essay?

• You are given a warning

• You are penalized with a lower score

• You are asked to provide a summary

• You receive a perfect score