Learner retrieves all forty Chapter 5 items, reports figures without misstating them, and produces a short complete Task 1 response graded on accuracy first.
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Five things this chapter taught. Tick only what you could do with a chart in front of you and twenty minutes on the clock.
Twenty items, mixed. Put each one back with the job it does.
Sort each item into the correct category
Ten questions across the chapter. Several options are grammatical and still misreport the chart.
Weighted towards the three sprints that decide most Task 1 marks: change words, numbers and comparison.
Which sentence is correct?
A complete short Task 1 response with something missing from every sprint.
Adults using public libraries in three cities (%)
| | 2005 | 2015 | | --- | --- | --- | | Bristol | 48 | 31 | | Leeds | 44 | 30 | | Cardiff | 22 | 24 |
The table information about the percentage of adults using public libraries in three cities in 2005 and 2015.
, library use fell sharply in two of the three cities, while Cardiff moved in the opposite direction. The most feature is that the gap between the cities narrowed considerably.
In the first year, the for Bristol was the highest of the three, at 48 per cent. Leeds was to Bristol at 44 per cent, while Cardiff recorded than half that figure.
By 2015 both Bristol and Leeds had by seventeen and fourteen percentage points respectively. Cardiff, by contrast, slightly, from 22 to 24 per cent.
In the year the three cities were far closer together, and the gap had narrowed from 26 percentage points to just seven.
A complete short Task 1 response — marked for accuracy against the data first.
Percentage of journeys made by bicycle in three cities
| | 2010 | 2020 | | --- | --- | --- | | Amsterdam | 38 | 41 | | Copenhagen | 30 | 39 | | Dublin | 4 | 11 |
Three short paragraphs:
Use at least six Chapter 5 items across the three.
Check every describing word against the table before you submit. Dublin's figure nearly tripled but is still the smallest of the three — a word that gets either of those facts wrong is a misreport, and in Task 1 that costs more than a plain word ever would.
Introduction, overview, one detail paragraph. Six or more chapter items.
Just the items, separated by commas.
Name the one you would hesitate on with a chart in front of you.