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‫Welcome to your first lesson in Section two, which is all about Alt's writing in this lesson, we're

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‫going to focus on what else writing task one actually is and what kind of questions you might be asked.

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‫First, let's take a look at your lesson, it which you can, of course, review at the end of this

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‫lesson to see if you're ready to move on.

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‫By the end of this lesson, you will know the six types of visual information you might see in Eilts

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‫writing Task one.

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‫Also, you will better understand what an elite writing task one question actually looks like.

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‫First up, let's take a look at the essential information that you need to know about Alt's writing

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‫Task one.

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‫Simply put, I am writing task one requires you to write a report on some visual information shown to

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‫you that could be a mix of charts, tables, diagrams or even a map.

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‫For the most part, you will be reporting the main trend, differences and similarities in the information

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‫presented to you.

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‫You must write over 150 words, and if you don't manage to do that and write under this amount, you

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‫will receive a penalty which will go against your score.

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‫I highly recommend you only spend 20 minutes on task one as that will leave you 40 minutes to complete

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‫writing task, too.

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‫And there's a very good reason for this task.

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‫One is worth a third of your whole out writing Mark.

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‫So that means it makes sense to spend double the time on else writing task to.

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‫To summarize Al's writing task, one, you must describe some visual information that is presented to

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‫you.

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‫There are a number of ways that this information could be presented to you, but more often than not

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‫comes in graphs, charts, tables and diagrams.

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‫Let's take a look at the six types of data that you could be showing.

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‫We'll begin by looking at a bar graph, or it could sometimes be called a bar chart.

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‫Now, the key features of the bar graph are the x axis, which is here, and the Y axis, which is here.

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‫These are your bars which provide us with an amount of data or information.

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‫This is some key vocabulary that you can use to describe a bar graph.

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‫You can also use some of this vocabulary to describe a line graph which will look at now.

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‫Much like the bar graph, a line graph also has an x axis and the Y axis, but there are no bars here.

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‫We use a line to provide data and information and there might be more than one line on the ones that

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‫you show.

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‫You might be asked to describe the information in this, which is called a pie chart, as you can see,

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‫there are no X and Y axes and we called these segments slices or a slice.

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‫You could also be asked to describe a table which looks something like this.

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‫The columns go down and the rows go across.

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‫A slightly different way of presenting information is this, which is called a flow chart, the individual

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‫boxes are called cells.

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‫The final question time that will quickly look at is called a diagram.

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‫The diagram could be showing you information from a range of topics, but there will be arrows to give

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‫you information about what's happening.

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‫Again, to summarize in Al's writing task, one, you must describe some visual information that is

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‫presented to you.

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‫This could be done in these six different types of questions.

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‫Let's take a deeper look at some examples.

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‫Before we see the question, let's talk through the information presented to us so first we can see

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‫that this is a bar graph, beginning with the title at the top.

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‫It's showing us the waste disposal in four different cities in the year 2004.

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‫To the right, there is a Cullity which shows us the four types of data that have been recorded.

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‫On the bottom, on the x axis, we can see the names of the four cities and to the left on the y axis,

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‫we can see how it was recorded, which was the percentage of total waste.

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‫Now, we have a better idea what this bar graph is showing us.

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‫Let's take a look at the question.

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‫The bar chart shows types of waste disposal in four cities in the year 2004 summarized the information

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‫by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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‫Let's take a look at another example question.

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‫I'm sure you might be a little bit surprised, and that's because you can see there are two types of

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‫charts that are included in this question at the top.

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‫We have a line chart and on the bottom we have a pie chart.

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‫Starting from the top, let's take a look at the key features of this information.

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‫So the line chart, that title is typical daily demand for electricity.

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‫And we have two lines which give two different times of the year of winter and summer on the x axis.

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‫We can see the different times of the day or the different hour of the day.

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‫And on the Y axis is our measurement in units of electricity.

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‫Below the line chart is the pie chart, and this shows what the electricity is used for.

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‫To the right we have our key, which shows us what information is being recorded.

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‫And on the left is our pie chart showing the amount.

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‫The line graph shows the demand for electricity on a typical day in summer and winter.

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‫The pie chart shows how electricity is used.

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‫Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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‫That's all for the example questions, as I just really wanted you to quickly have a look and gain some

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‫idea of what the Eilts writing task one questions might look like.

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‫And as you can see, there is sometimes more than one chart or piece of visual information given to

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‫you in the question to test your knowledge.

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‫Let's have a quick quiz.

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‫Hey, you need to match the text with the correct question, whether it's A, B or C, let's see the

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‫first text.

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‫The graph below shows the average food consumption in China between 1985 to 2010.

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‫So what is your answer?

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‫Is it A, B or C?

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‫That's correct.

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‫The answer is actually the line graph, which is saying, let's take a look at one more question.

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‫The chart below shows the average spend on fast food in 1990 is the answer A, B or C?

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‫Well, Tony, if you got that right, the answer was, in fact, based.

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‫This brings us to the end of our first lesson on Aout writing task one, we've taken a look at the six

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‫different kinds of visual information that you could be showing.

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‫And we've also looked at some example questions.

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‫If you think that you need to go back and relearn any of the information taught in this lesson, then

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‫please do so in.

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‫The next lesson will be looking at how the examiner scores us in writing task one.

