Describe Image

What to expect

You are given an image such as a graph, map, chart, table, flowchart or picture. You have 25 seconds to observe it and need to then describe the image in about 30-40 seconds.

There will be around 7 different images displayed in this section including but not limited to line charts, pie chart, bar charts, image with facts, multiple tables, flowcharts, process diagrams, etc.

How you are scored

Content:
5 Describes all elements of the image and their relationships, possible development and conclusion or implications
4 Describes all the key elements of the image and their relations, referring to their implications or conclusions
3 Deals with most key elements of the image and refers to their implications or conclusions
2 Deals with only one key element in the image and refers to an implication or conclusion. Shows basic understanding of several core elements of the image
1 Describes some basic elements of the image, but does not make clear their interrelations or implications
0 Mentions some disjointed elements of the presentation

Pronunciation:
5 Native-like
4 Advanced
3 Good
2 Intermediate
1 Intrusive
0 Non-English Oral fluency:

5 Native-like
4 Advanced
3 Good
2 Intermediate
1 Limited,
0 Disfluent

Strategy

For Describe Image you will always use the same template. MEMORIZE IT, and consequently, you will keep a good fluency and pronunciation!!

• Grammar and vocabulary do not really matter in this task
• Speak a little bit fast
• Follow the template and speak the keywords
• Keywords are the uppercase letters in the template
• Do not STOP speak. Even if you forget what to say, keep speaking! That why is important memorize the template.
• The template conclusion is tricky, but it is important to keep you speaking when you forget what to say.

This is the template:

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Practice

 

1. South American Rainforest
   
2. [January 2020] Food Oil vs Oil Price
   
3. [January 2020] List of States by Income
   
4. [January 2020] Trading Goods in Ancient Egypt
   
5. [January 2020] How solar yard light works
   
6. [January 2020] Formation of the IRD in the glacier
   
7. Percentage of mobile phone owners using various mobile phone features
   
8. Earth’s layers
   
9. A bridge in the middle of the forest
   
10. The process of plantation to paper
    
11. World population development
    
12. Favorite type of movies
    
13. Percentage of population in urban areas
    
14. Average number of hours spent on social media in 2014….