Map Labelling and Direction Phrases

The video tutorial covers IELTS map labelling, a task that can be daunting without proper strategies. It introduces direction and location phrases essential for navigating maps, explains how to handle distractors, and provides a method for tackling map labelling tasks. The tutorial includes practice questions and encourages viewers to use E2Language.com for further learning.

What is the main focus of the IELTS map labelling task?

• Matching spoken information to map locations

• Identifying grammatical errors

• Drawing maps from memory

• Writing essays on map features

Which of the following is NOT typically found on the IELTS map?

• Facilities like tennis courts

• Weather symbols

• Gates

• Compass

What is the purpose of direction phrases in map labelling?

• To describe the weather

• To explain the history of the map

• To list the facilities available

• To guide you to the correct location

Which direction should you walk from the south gate to reach the tennis courts?

• East

• North

• West

• South

What type of phrases help describe the position of objects on the map?

• Location phrases

• Weather phrases

• Historical phrases

• Color phrases

Which of the following is a preposition of movement?

• Through

• On

• Under

• Behind

What is a potential issue with the phrase 'behind the football field'?

• It is too vague

• It depends on the viewer's position

• It is not a valid direction

• It is too specific

What is a distractor in the context of IELTS map labelling?

• A misleading piece of information

• A correct answer

• A type of direction phrase

• A type of map feature

What should you do if you encounter a distractor during the test?

• Ignore it and focus on the correct information

• Write it down for later

• Use it as the main guide

• Skip the question

Where is the new information board located in Foster Park?

• On the left hand side

• On the right hand side

• Behind the football field

• Next to the pond