Chart Analysis II

Make paragraph by using chart

This is a tutorial about information in a pie chart for the IELTS academic writing. There are two charts, which is bowed a pie or cake with several slices. This chart shows us the information, which in a pie chart. It usually contains the main features and comparison of each slice.

            Based on the chart (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMurHxzKeyI&feature=related), talks about two countries, which have destinations countries, they are Australia and New Zealand. For Australia has three major destination country, which were visited, they are Japan with percentage value about 32.9%, the second one is China with percentage value about 24.6%, and the third one is Korea with 13.85% value of percentage. For New Zealand, three countries that become destination countries, they are Australia, United State (US), and Japan. Each country has 37.8%, 20.2%, 16.7% value of destination countries.

            The largest percentage of New Zealand was Australia with percentage value about 37.8%, but it was disproportionately with Australia, it was not to be New Zealand as the main destination country. In other hand, the third largest country of New Zealand was visited namely Japan with 32.9%, but Japan was the largest destination country in Australia. Besides that, Australia and New Zealand had the same destination countries, they are China and United State, and they gave proportions and making clear contrast. It was be able to be looked that India was a significant and important destination for Australia’s good, but not for New Zealand.

RESOURCE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMurHxzKeyI&feature=related

Chart Analysis I

A.      Describing a graph about introduction to IELTS writing section 1

An introduction to IELTS shows us how to make paragraph by using graph. In this video, explains there are six possibilities or types of graph, which is used to get some information. It is Bar Graph, Line Graph, Pie Graph/Chart, Table, Flow-Chart, and Diagram. All those graphs are used to get some information and the most important thing is to understand what types of graphic, which is used for.

In this section only explains a graph, which has been explained, it is Pie Graph/Chart. Pie Chart is one of six types of graphs to get information, which is served by Pie Chart. It is bowed a cake that shows percentage of information. The characteristic of Pie Chart has slices of each slit.

B.       How to describe the graph

Actually, there are many ways to get information for example by seeing charts or graphs. In chart has many possibilities information, which is looked for. In this case, this writing discusses about the example how to describe the graph. On the following link (http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=zpwPMlGl_Ks&feature=related), it discusses about Internet usage demographics as a percentage of total internet usage in the United Kingdom. It shows how the process of change of internet users in UK.

In the chart, there are four categories of age, which included demographics of internet users. They are 15 years or more, 16-30 years, 31-49 years, 50 years or more.

Based on chart/graph above, it is be able to be defined that the value of 15 years or more category increases over the three years. For the value of older increases over the three years and it is similar of increasing of the younger. For the value of 16-30 years old, it is significant come down and probably 8% drop between 1998 until 1999, and 1% drop from 1999 until 2000. For 30-49 years old also come down, but it is not definitely as dramatically as 16-30 years old category. It looks 2% change from 1998-1999 and another 2% change from 1998-2000. So it can be described from 1998 until 2000 is gradual coming down.

After looking at the graph, it is be able to be made a paragraph. Usually, it will be two paragraphs, paragraph one contains an analyzing and paragraph two contains explanation, elaboration and summering, prediction, or comments. In paragraph one perhaps include seven sentences, each sentences contains:

·         Data type description:   mention what graph shows

·         Broad                         : mention the direction of the graph (going up or going down)

·         Minoe detail               :   describe about value in graph

·         Minoe detail               :   describe about value in graph

·         Minoe detail               :   describe about value in graph

·         Minoe detail               :   describe about value in graph

·         Conclusion                 :   resuming to data description

RESOURCE

http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=zpwPMlGl_Ks&feature=related