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  • What is essential to include in your Task 2 conclusion?
    Restate your position and summarize main points
    Repeat your introduction exactly
    Introduce new ideas
    Give personal examples
  • What is the minimum word count for Task 2?
    250 words
    300 words
    200 words
    280 words
  • How much time should you spend on Task 2 compared to Task 1?
    25 minutes on Task 1 and 35 minutes on Task 2
    30 minutes on each task
    35 minutes on Task 1 and 25 minutes on Task 2
    40 minutes on Task 2 and 20 minutes on Task 1
  • How should you handle data that shows no change in Task 1?
    Make up a trend
    Use phrases like 'remained stable' or 'showed no significant change'
    Focus only on changing data
    Ignore data that doesn't change
  • In Task 2 essays what should your introduction contain?
    Paraphrase the question and present your position
    Your personal opinion only
    A summary of all your main points
    Background information about the topic
  • What is the purpose of the overview in Task 1?
    To summarize the most significant trends or features
    To list all the numbers shown
    To introduce what the visual shows
    To give your opinion on the data
  • How many minutes should you spend planning Task 2?
    3-5 minutes
    1-2 minutes
    7-10 minutes
    No planning time needed
  • Which verb tenses are most commonly used in Task 1 when describing past data?
    Present simple and present continuous
    Future simple and future perfect
    Past simple and present perfect
    Past simple and past perfect
  • What is the most effective structure for Task 1 reports?
    Introduction-Body paragraphs-Conclusion
    Introduction-Overview-Body paragraphs-Concluding Sentence
    Overview-Body paragraphs-Conclusion
    Body paragraphs-Overview-Conclusion
  • What is the minimum word count for Task 1?
    180 words
    200 words
    150 words
    120 words
  • How should you approach Task 2 if you disagree with both sides of the argument?
    Present a balanced view but state which side you lean towards
    Refuse to give an opinion
    Only discuss one side
    Create a completely new argument
  • Which approach helps you write faster during the exam?
    Starting with the conclusion
    Focusing on complex vocabulary
    Writing without any planning
    Planning your essay structure before writing
  • What type of language should dominate your Task 2 essay?
    Personal anecdotes
    Formal academic language
    Technical jargon
    Conversational informal language
  • What should you do first when approaching Task 1?
    Write the conclusion
    Analyze the visual(s) and identify key trends
    Count the exact data points
    Start writing immediately
  • What should you avoid doing in Task 1?
    Giving your personal opinion
    Describing trends
    Using specific data from the visual
    Writing an overview
  • What should you do with approximately 3-5 minutes remaining?
    Review and edit both tasks for errors
    Start writing additional paragraphs
    Rewrite your introduction
    Count words in both tasks
  • Which linking words are most appropriate for showing contrast in Task 2?
    'On the other hand' and 'In comparison'
    'Firstly' and 'Secondly'
    'Therefore' and 'Thus'
    'Moreover' and 'Furthermore'
  • How many body paragraphs should a Task 2 essay typically have?
    1 body paragraph
    2 body paragraphs
    4 body paragraphs
    3 body paragraphs
  • How can you best prepare for time management in IELTS Writing?
    Practice writing complete essays within strict time limits
    Focus only on grammar exercises
    Memorize essay templates
    Read sample answers without practicing
  • Which task carries more weight in your overall Writing band score?
    Task 1
    Task 2
    Both tasks are weighted equally
    It depends on your performance
  • What should you do if you run out of time during the Writing test?
    Spend extra time checking grammar
    Focus only on finishing Task 2
    Prioritize completing both tasks over perfecting just one
    Leave Task 1 incomplete
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