Look at the graph below. In 25 seconds, please speak into the microphone and describe in detail what the graph is showing. You will have 40 seconds to give your response.
The line graph illustrates the population of those aged 15-24 years old from 1990 to 2015 from different areas around the world. The Americas, the Middle East, and North Africa have relatively stable youth populations. Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, on the other hand, has seen a doubling of its younger population. East Asia and the Pacific shows a unique fluctuating trend. It has one of the highest youth populations at nearly 400 million, but dips in 2000 and rises again in 2007. By 2015, it falls back again to just above 400 million. In summary, the largest growths in youth population can be found in Asia and Africa.
The above graph represents information about men and women who are attending classes at different times in a day. It can be seen in both pie chart and a line graph that more than 70% women prefer morning classes as compared to 25% of men. However, for afternoon classes, 60% of women prefer this time as compared to about 40% of men. For evening classes, we can see that about 60% men prefer evening classes as compared to just 40% women. This variation can be due to working hours, or safety and security of women during late evening hours.
This pie chart illustrates percentages regarding the amounts of cotton candy sales based on age. 30% of total sales are made to people 30-39 years old, whereas the age groups of people 40-49 years old, and children 12 years old or younger, are responsible for only 8% of total sales each. Kids 13-19 years old are responsible for 20% of sales. Young adults 20-29 years old, and people 60 years old or more are responsible for 14% of sales, respectively. Finally, adults 50-59 years old, only purchase 6% of cotton candy.
This pie chart seems to refer to a specific person's view on what their friendships are built on. Thus, this person considers that 50 per cent of their friendships are built on insult-based humor; 40 per cent of their friendships are built on pun-based humor; only 9 per cent of their friendships are based on similar music tastes; and only 1 per cent of their friendships are built on connections on a deep and psychological level.
This pie chart illustrates the distribution od car sales between six companies. GM holds the highest percentage: 35%. Ford, on the other hand, holds the lowest percentage: 4%. Maruti holds 24% of car sales; Hyundai, represented in orange, holds 15% of car sales, followed by Fiat, represented in dark blue, which holds 12%; lastly, holds 10% of car sales.
The pie chart illustrates the religious status of people around the world by percenatges. 33.32% of the world population, which is the largest group, is Christian; 21.01% of people are Muslims; 13.26% of people are Hindus; 5.84% of people, the smallest percentage, are Buddhists; and 12.48% of people belong to other religions. Non-religious paople make up the remaining 14.09% of the population.
The dual line graph shows the cigarette prices in the United States and cigarette consumption between the span of 1970 and 2007. [The source is taken from The Tax Burden on Tobacco, Economic Research Services.] If we track the cigarette consumption that are in billion packs, it starts with around 27 consumed in 1970 that increases steadily till 1982 and then starts falling drastically while reaching to 2006. On the other hand, the average retail packs' prices that are in dollars is going up from around two dollars in 1970 to touching USD 4.25 in 2007. Overall, I can say that while cigarette consumption has gone down in the given years, the prices of cigarette packs have skyrocketed.
An informative multiple-line graph shows the worrying condition of the total greenhouse gas emissions in the United Kingdom. There are three lines that depict the actual emissions, the projected range, and the target of gas emissions in a million tonnes. While it is a relief that the actual emission had dropped significantly from around 750 million tonnes in 1990 to little below 650 million tonnes in 2000, it is very surprising to mark that the projected range then shoots up and touches the mark of 680 million tonnes. The actual target set is around 640 million tonnes. To sum this all up, we can say that the gas equivalent to carbon dioxide would rise instead of falling
The image is a world map that shows all the continents and the major wildfire events within those landmasses. It is clear from the image that in the continents of South and North Americas, the major wildfire has grown significantly as in 1950, there was hardly an event of two, but in 2000, it had reached to 45. If we talk about Asia, the events will have become more frequent from 1970 which is the same case for Oceania. The continent of Africa, compared to other places on the map, is lucky to have fewer events of major wildfires. Finally, I can conclude that all across the world, the events of major conflagrations in forests have significantly increased in a few past decades.
The map image is labeled as HadCM3 model, IPCC SRES A2 scenario. It is pretty visible that most of the top or northern portion and some portion in the south of the continent is painted with gray which means the lands here are not suitable for cereal growing. The middle portion of the map is marked with off-white color showing that there is no or ignorable change in cereal production. The topmost portion and some portion in the south are of a red color which means it'll have decreased output -50% of more. The green shades are scattered across the map showing 5-25% increase. Overall, the map shows the mixed information on cereal output.
PTE Real Exam Questions Describe Image
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The line graph illustrates the population of those aged 15-24 years old from 1990 to 2015 from different areas around the world. The Americas, the Middle East, and North Africa have relatively stable youth populations. Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, on the other hand, has seen a doubling of its younger population. East Asia and the Pacific shows a unique fluctuating trend. It has one of the highest youth populations at nearly 400 million, but dips in 2000 and rises again in 2007. By 2015, it falls back again to just above 400 million. In summary, the largest growths in youth population can be found in Asia and Africa.
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The above graph represents information about men and women who are attending classes at different times in a day. It can be seen in both pie chart and a line graph that more than 70% women prefer morning classes as compared to 25% of men. However, for afternoon classes, 60% of women prefer this time as compared to about 40% of men. For evening classes, we can see that about 60% men prefer evening classes as compared to just 40% women. This variation can be due to working hours, or safety and security of women during late evening hours.
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This pie chart illustrates percentages regarding the amounts of cotton candy sales based on age. 30% of total sales are made to people 30-39 years old, whereas the age groups of people 40-49 years old, and children 12 years old or younger, are responsible for only 8% of total sales each. Kids 13-19 years old are responsible for 20% of sales. Young adults 20-29 years old, and people 60 years old or more are responsible for 14% of sales, respectively. Finally, adults 50-59 years old, only purchase 6% of cotton candy.
4. PTE Real Exam Questions Describe Image
This pie chart seems to refer to a specific person's view on what their friendships are built on. Thus, this person considers that 50 per cent of their friendships are built on insult-based humor; 40 per cent of their friendships are built on pun-based humor; only 9 per cent of their friendships are based on similar music tastes; and only 1 per cent of their friendships are built on connections on a deep and psychological level.
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This pie chart illustrates the distribution od car sales between six companies. GM holds the highest percentage: 35%. Ford, on the other hand, holds the lowest percentage: 4%. Maruti holds 24% of car sales; Hyundai, represented in orange, holds 15% of car sales, followed by Fiat, represented in dark blue, which holds 12%; lastly, holds 10% of car sales.
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The pie chart illustrates the religious status of people around the world by percenatges. 33.32% of the world population, which is the largest group, is Christian; 21.01% of people are Muslims; 13.26% of people are Hindus; 5.84% of people, the smallest percentage, are Buddhists; and 12.48% of people belong to other religions. Non-religious paople make up the remaining 14.09% of the population.
7. PTE Real Exam Questions Describe Image
The dual line graph shows the cigarette prices in the United States and cigarette consumption between the span of 1970 and 2007. [The source is taken from The Tax Burden on Tobacco, Economic Research Services.] If we track the cigarette consumption that are in billion packs, it starts with around 27 consumed in 1970 that increases steadily till 1982 and then starts falling drastically while reaching to 2006. On the other hand, the average retail packs' prices that are in dollars is going up from around two dollars in 1970 to touching USD 4.25 in 2007. Overall, I can say that while cigarette consumption has gone down in the given years, the prices of cigarette packs have skyrocketed.
8. PTE Real Exam Questions Describe Image
9. PTE Real Exam Questions Describe Image
The image is a world map that shows all the continents and the major wildfire events within those landmasses. It is clear from the image that in the continents of South and North Americas, the major wildfire has grown significantly as in 1950, there was hardly an event of two, but in 2000, it had reached to 45. If we talk about Asia, the events will have become more frequent from 1970 which is the same case for Oceania. The continent of Africa, compared to other places on the map, is lucky to have fewer events of major wildfires. Finally, I can conclude that all across the world, the events of major conflagrations in forests have significantly increased in a few past decades.
10. PTE Real Exam Questions Describe Image
The map image is labeled as HadCM3 model, IPCC SRES A2 scenario. It is pretty visible that most of the top or northern portion and some portion in the south of the continent is painted with gray which means the lands here are not suitable for cereal growing. The middle portion of the map is marked with off-white color showing that there is no or ignorable change in cereal production. The topmost portion and some portion in the south are of a red color which means it'll have decreased output -50% of more. The green shades are scattered across the map showing 5-25% increase. Overall, the map shows the mixed information on cereal output.
