Choose the most natural way to refer to a peak in data: “Radio has its __________ around 9am.” A) higher moment B) top usage C) peak

Which phrase introduces a clear observation naturally? “_________ that radio has a higher audience in the morning.”_ A) Is very visible B) We can clearly observe C) It is clear

Which option introduces a contrast more fluently? _“Radio peaks in the morning. _________, TV peaks in the evening.” A) On the other hand B) In another hand C) Another side

Choose the best way to introduce a more detailed description of the data: “________, we also can see how it’s peak is reached at around 9am.” A) Being more detailed about B) Going deeper about C) Looking more closely at the data

Which expression best introduces a general finding from the data? “________, TV appears to be more popular overall.” A) On overview B) Overall C) All above

Choose the correct chunk to compare two data points: “At radio’s peak, radio has an audience __________  TV.” A) more than by 23% of B) of 23% more than C) that is 23% higher than

Which phrase is most appropriate for introducing the data? “The graph __________ information about energy use in five countries.” A) give us B) provides C) shows off

Choose the best signposting phrase to highlight a new comparison: “________, another interesting point is how both lines meet.” A) As well B) Also of mention C) In addition

Which is the best phrase to show a trend that stayed the same? “The figures for Canada __________ throughout the ten-year period.” A) remained stable B) stayed same C) kept equal

Which version refers to numbers in a clearer, more academic way? “TV has it peak close to 8pm __________ almost 50%.” A) with an audience of B) where almost people is C) gaining people by

Which phrase correctly introduces a comparison? “________, Germany and France had similar levels of consumption.” A) Looking between B) In comparison C) Compared with each

Which expression best introduces a noticeable pattern? “________, the number of internet users increased steadily over the period.” A) It is viewable that B) Clearly C) Showingly