Let's start this morning with an exercise on Writing Task 1 with a line graph as an example.
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The
line graph describes men’s and women’s reading habit at Burnaby Public Library
indicated by the number of book being read in four year period starting from
2011 until 2014. In general, there are two different trend depicted by the
data, which are stable and fluctuating trends.
The
reading habit of male readers started from the lowest point in 2011 in which
they only read approximately 3000 books, while female readers had more books to
read of approximately 5000 books. In 2012, men’s number of books increased
slightly and reached approximately 3500 books. Women’s number of books
increased more significantly and reached 8000 books in 2012. In 2013, men’s
number of books dramatically rose and reached approximately 10.000 books, while
women’s reading habit also rose 10.0000 books in the same year. The year of
2014 was a period when men’s reading habit reached its peak point, accounting
for 14.000 books. On the other hand, women’s reading habit showed a contrary
trend for it decreased to a lower point of about 8000 books.
From
the explanation above, it can be concluded that reading habit of men and women
at Burnaby Public Library always changed during the four year period, whether
it decrease or increase.
Note that this is a simple sample of line graph. In some cases, you may have a more complex line graph with combined data and everything. For now, we start with the simplest one, and perhaps we can have a more sophisticated line graph combined with another type of data.
-Ross
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