On this page you'll find further IELTS graph data for some further practice with your flexibility to write about graphs and tables.
Often, data is not exact e.g. exactly a half or 50%, so you need to use phrases that show you are approximating (estimating roughly what the figure is).
Sometimes it is also difficult to tell from the graph picture itself in the test exactly what the data level is, so again, you will need to approximate.
IELTS Graph Data Quiz
Instructions
Drag and drop the box on the right underneath the box on the left that you think means the same thing.
If it is wrong, it will show up in red. You will then need to drag it back and try again.
In this language for graphs quiz you practice vocabulary and grammar that is needed to write about graphs, charts and tables, including language connected to change.
Bar Chart Exercise: This is a gap fill to help you answer a question for the IELTS Task 1. In the chart it is essential that you know which language to use and how. This bar chart practice provides you with the skills to do this.
In this IELTS Task 1 Verb Quiz you can test yourself on choosing the right verb in a sample process diagram. This provides practice with the passive voice.
Improve your IELTS graph language flexibility with these online quizzes. This drag and drop quiz will improve your flexibility to write about IELTS pie charts
With this IELTS pie chart exercise you can Improve your language and grammar for writing about Task One charts. The focus is on comparing and on 'proportions'.
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