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After Class - AVTC4 - Unit 7 - Pie-Charts
After Class - AVTC4 - Unit 7 - Pie-Charts
After Class - AVTC4 - Unit 7 - Pie-Charts
III. Post-writing
Task 1: Read the pie chart information. Choose the correct options to complete
comparison sentences.
The pie chart below shows the world food consumption in 2014.
(Adapted from Academic task 1 sample essay: World Food Consumption. IELTS Podcast. (2021, March 19).)
1. Meat was consumed the most, at just …. a third of the total amount.
a. exactly b. over c. under
2. Fish had the second highest consumption levels, at …..
a. a fifth b. 28% c. 12%
3. …. consumption accounted for 12% of the total.
a. Fruit b. Vegetable c. Cereal
4. Fruits’ share of consumption is just …. a tenth, followed closely by vegetables (10%).
a. over b. under c. exactly
5. The consumption of …. contributed to only 5% of the world consumption in 2014.
a. rice b. bread c. cereals
6. The smallest food group in terms of world consumption was rice, at …..
a. 5% b. 2% c. 3%
7. Animal-based foods (meat and fish) made up the …. proportion when added
together.
a. highest b. lowest c. average
Task 2: Analyze the pie charts below. Answer the following questions.
1. What information does each pie chart provide?
2. Is there any time period? What verb tenses are required?
3. What are some significant features in each pie chart?
4. Is it possible to compare and contrast the two charts? Why (not)?
5. How many ways can you organize the information from the charts?
The chart below shows the reasons why people travel to work by bicycle or by car.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make
comparisons where relevant.
(Adapted from Ielts Pie Chart – how to write a pie chart essay. IELTS Jacky.)