ieltswrites › Question bank › IELTS Writing Task 1 Multiple Charts Questions with Model Answers IELTS Writing Task 1 Multiple Charts Questions with Model Answers Some Task 1 questions combine two visuals, such as a pie chart and a table. You must cover both, show how they relate, and still finish in about 20 minutes.
How to practise Write one overview sentence for each visual, or one that links them. Give each visual its own body paragraph in most cases. Look for a connection between the charts and mention it if it is clear. Keep to about 170–200 words: select key figures from each visual. All questions (8 questions) Cambridge IELTS 21 Test 4 Writing Task 1: Library Users Survey Cambridge IELTS 21 · Test 4 · Task 1 · Mixed charts The pie chart shows the categories of people who use a university library, as percentages of all users, and the table shows the percentage of users who were very satisfied, fairly satisfied or not satisfied with five aspects of the library. The data comes from a single survey, so there is no change over time. Cambridge IELTS 20 Test 3 Writing Task 1: Little Chalfont Library Cambridge IELTS 20 · Test 3 · Task 1 · Mixed charts The three visuals give information about the public library in Little Chalfont. A pie chart shows the age groups of library members in 2016 as percentages, a table shows the percentage of total loans in each category in 2016, and a bar chart shows the total number of loans each year from 2007 to 2016. Cambridge IELTS 19 Test 4 Writing Task 1: Dance Classes Charts Cambridge IELTS 19 · Test 4 · Task 1 · Mixed charts The pie chart shows the percentage of dance classes attended by young people in an Australian town at four types of location. The bar chart shows the number of students in ballet, tap and modern dance classes, divided into two age groups: under 11 and 11-16. Both charts describe the current situation. Cambridge IELTS 17 Test 2 Writing Task 1: Police Budget Cambridge IELTS 17 · Test 2 · Task 1 · Mixed charts A table and two pie charts give information about the police budget in one area of Britain in 2017 and 2018. The table shows where the money came from, in millions of pounds, and the pie charts show what percentage of the budget was spent on salaries, technology, and buildings and transport. Cambridge IELTS 16 Test 1 Writing Task 1: Household Appliances Cambridge IELTS 16 · Test 1 · Task 1 · Mixed charts Two line graphs cover one country from 1920 to 2019. The first shows the percentage of households owning a washing machine, a refrigerator and a vacuum cleaner; the second shows the number of hours of housework (washing clothes, preparing meals and cleaning) done per household each week, at roughly twenty-year intervals. Cambridge IELTS 15 Test 4 Writing Task 1: Anthropology Graduates Cambridge IELTS 15 · Test 4 · Task 1 · Mixed charts The pie chart shows what Anthropology graduates from one university did after finishing their undergraduate degree, in percentages. The table shows the salaries of graduates working as anthropologists after five years, broken down into freelance consultants, the government sector and private companies, across four salary bands from $25,000 to over $100,000. Cambridge IELTS 14 Test 2 Writing Task 1: Export Earnings Cambridge IELTS 14 · Test 2 · Task 1 · Mixed charts The bar chart shows the value of one country's exports in five product categories in 2015 and 2016, measured in billions of US dollars. The table gives the percentage change in the value of each category between 2015 and 2016. Cambridge IELTS 11 Test 4 Writing Task 1: Museum Table and Pies Cambridge IELTS 11 · Test 4 · Task 1 · Mixed charts The table shows the total number of visitors to Ashdown Museum in the year before and the year after it was refurbished. Two pie charts show the results of visitor satisfaction surveys in the same two years, divided into very satisfied, satisfied, dissatisfied, very dissatisfied and no response, with figures given as percentages. Exam questions © Cambridge University Press & Assessment, reproduced for study and commentary. Analyses and model answers are original. ieltswrites is independent and is not affiliated with IELTS, the British Council, IDP or Cambridge University Press & Assessment.