Unit 1: Exercise 1: Choose The Correct Answers To The Questions

Unit 1: Exercise 1
Choose the correct answers to the questions.
1. How many minutes should you take to complete IELTS Writing Task 1?
o 10
o 20
o 30
o 40
2. How many words should you write for IELTS Writing Task 1?
o 75
o 100
o 150
o 250
3. In Academic IELTS Writing Task 1 you might have to write:
o a report
o an essay
o a story
o a letter
4. In Academic IELTS Writing Task 1 you might describe:
o a chart
o a line graph
o a table
o all of them
5. The diagram might describe:
o a process
o an object
o an event
o all of them
Unit 1: Exercise 2
Look at the pictures. They are from a diagram that shows the process of
producing tea for selling in a supermarket. Label the pictures (1–7) to put the
stages of the process in order.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
2
3
1
6
Unit 1: Exercise 3
The diagram shows the process of producing tea for selling in a supermarket.
Complete the information about each stage of the process. Use the words in the
box.
260 degrees 3 years by hand in boxes indoors supermarket tea
1. Grown for ____3 years _________

2. Picked __________ by hand ____
3. Left to rest (outdoors or ________indoors______ )
4. Dried at _____260 degrees_________ for two hours
5. Teabags packed _______in boxes_______
6. Delivered to __________supermarket______
7. Customer buys _______tea_______
Unit 1: Exercise 4
When you write a report of a process in IELTS Writing Task 1, you should only
use important information from the diagram. Do not give your own opinion or
use information that is not important.
Look at a student's notes on the IELTS Writing Task 1. Choose whether the
information is important or not important.
1. Sun shining a lot. Important / Not important

2. Tea grows for three years. Important / Not important
3. Person picking tea is female. Important / Not important
4. Tea picked by hand. Important / Not important
5. Tea left to rest outdoors or indoors. Important / Not important
6. Round machine has open lid. Important / Not important
7. Tea in drying machine for two hours. Important / Not important
8. Tea is dried at 260°C. Important / Not important
9. Put in box at packaging stage. Important / Not important
10. Delivered to supermarket. Important / Not important
11. Tea is finally bought by customers. Important / Not important
Unit 1: Exercise 5
Read the report on the diagram and answer the questions.
The diagram explains how tea is produced before it is sold in supermarkets. Supermarkets in
my country sell a lot of tea.It shows several stages of production from the growing and
picking stages to when lorries deliver the tea to supermarkets and when customers buy it
while they are shopping. There are seven main stages between the tea being planted and
being bought.
First of all, the tea is grown for three years when it is picked by hand. After that, the tea is left
to rest either outdoors or indoors. After this comes the packaging stage. The dried tea is made
into teabags and the teabags are put into boxes. The boxes are then packed into lorries. The
lorries are very big. The lorries deliver the tea to the supermarkets. Tea is a healthy drink.
1. Has the student used all of the important information?
o Yes
o No
2. Has the student given his or her own opinion or used any information that is not
important?
o Yes
o No
3. Is the report long enough?
o Yes
o No
Unit 1: Exercise 6
Look at the diagram again. Then put the paragraphs in the correct order to
complete the report.
The diagram explains how tea is produced before it is sold in supermarkets.
First of all, the tea is grown for three years when it is picked by hand. After that, the tea is left
to rest either outdoors or indoors. Next, it is put in a drying machine where it is dried for two
hours. The temperature during this stage of the process should be just over 260°C.
It shows several stages of production from the growing and picking stages to when lorries
deliver the tea to supermarkets and when customers buy it while they are shopping. There are
seven main stages between the tea being planted and being bought.
It shows several stages of production from the growing and picking stages to when lorries
deliver the tea to supermarkets and when customers buy it while they are shopping. There are
seven main stages between the tea being planted and being bought.
The diagram explains how tea is produced before it is sold in supermarkets.
1.
It shows several stages of production from the growing and picking stages to when
lorries deliver the tea to supermarkets and when customers buy it while they are
shopping. There are seven main stages between the tea being planted and being
2.
bought.
First of all, the tea is grown for three years when it is picked by hand. After that, the
tea is left to rest either outdoors or indoors. Next, it is put in a drying machine where it
is dried for two hours. The temperature during this stage of the process should be just
3.
over 260°C.
4.
Unit 1: Exercise 7
Match the correct pictures with the sentences describing the process of producing tea.
1. First of all, the tea is grown for three years.
2. Then it is picked by hand.
3.After that, the tea is left to rest either outdoors or indoors.
4. Next, it is put in a drying machine where it is dried for two hours.

The temperature during this stage of the process should be just over
260°C.
5. After this comes the packaging stage. The dried tea is made into
teabags and the teabags are put into boxes.
6. The boxes are then packed into lorries. The lorries deliver the tea
to the supermarkets.
7. Finally, customers buy the tea when they are shopping.
Unit 1: Exercise 8
Read the information below. Then complete the sentences in the present simple
passive.
To make a present simple passive sentence, you take the object of the verb in
the active sentence (e.g. the tea) + am/is/are + past participle (e.g. grown).
Example:
Workers grow the tea for three years.

This sentence is active.
The tea is grown for three years.

This sentence is passive.
1. Workers pick the tea by hand.

The tea ______is picked________ by hand.
2. Workers keep the good oranges.

The good oranges ______are kept_____________.
3. Workers ship the coffee in fridges.

The coffee ______is shipped__________ in fridges.
4. Workers pack the apples into lorries.

The apples _______are packed___________ into lorries.
5. The lorries deliver the rice to the supermarket.

The rice _______is delivered_________ to the supermarket.
6. Customers buy the chocolate in the supermarket.

The chocolate _______is bought________ n the supermarket.
Unit 1: Exercise 9
Look at the diagram. Then label each stage of the process. Use the labels in the
box.
Buying Stage Checking Stage Delivery Stage Growing Stage
Picking Stage Resting Stage Shipping Stage
Growing Stage Picking Stage Checking Stage
Shipping Stage Resting Stage Delivery Stage
Buying Stage

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Unit 1: Exercise 1

Choose the correct answers to the questions.

3. In Academic IELTS Writing Task 1 you might have to write:

4. In Academic IELTS Writing Task 1 you might describe:

5. The diagram might describe:

260 degrees 3 years by hand in boxes indoors supermarket tea

1. Grown for ____3 years _________

1. Sun shining a lot. Important / Not important

1. Has the student used all of the important information?

The diagram explains how tea is produced before it is sold in supermarkets.

1. First of all, the tea is grown for three years.

2. Then it is picked by hand.

3.After that, the tea is left to rest either outdoors or indoors.

4. Next, it is put in a drying machine where it is dried for two hours.

7. Finally, customers buy the tea when they are shopping.

Workers grow the tea for three years.

The tea is grown for three years.

1. Workers pick the tea by hand.

2. Workers keep the good oranges.

3. Workers ship the coffee in fridges.

4. Workers pack the apples into lorries.

5. The lorries deliver the rice to the supermarket.

6. Customers buy the chocolate in the supermarket.

Buying Stage Checking Stage Delivery Stage Growing Stage

Picking Stage Resting Stage Shipping Stage

Growing Stage Picking Stage Checking Stage

Shipping Stage Resting Stage Delivery Stage

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