PTE Describe image speaking answers exam diagrams
Question 1:-
Look at the image below. In 25 seconds, speak into the microphone and describe in the detail what the graph is showing. You will have 40 seconds to give your response.
The given image presents line chart which depicts information about Average monthly rainfall and temperature for a complete year. It is crystal clear from the picture that in April month both temperature and and rainfall are on peak point while in July rainfall is quite low and the temperature is high. In this picture, it also mentioned that in October and November month rainfall of same value but the temperature varied from low to high to low. In conclusion, it can be said that in a complete year rainfall and temperature both varied and always are unpredictable.
Question 2:-
Look at the image below. In 25 seconds, speak into the microphone and describe in the detail what the graph is showing. You will have 40 seconds to give your response.
The given image shows Map of Brand-field with two proposed sites for a shopping mall. It is crystal clear from the picture that green area indicates golf course and park place, small area is allotted to the industrial estate while a huge area is occupied by the City Center and housing estate is also occupy some space. This image also shows river, road and railway lines. In conclusion, it can be said that map for a mall area is well designed.
Question 3:- PTE Describe image speaking answers exam diagrams
Look at the image below. In 25 seconds, speak into the microphone and describe in the detail what the graph is showing. You will have 40 seconds to give your response.
The given image depicts information about Shaduf – a method of water collection. This image shows a complete process that how a farmer collect water from the river using number of things such as Lever, Pivot, Counter-weight, Canal, Operator, Pole, Rope, Container. Container used to store the water and counterweight, Lever, Pivot Rope help to pick it up from the river and further store water in the canal. .
