Keep the overview to main features
Avoid detailed numbers and prioritise rises, falls, highs, lows or spatial changes.
Charts · Mixed graphs · Maps · Processes
Plan the overview, data groups and key comparisons for Task 1 before you start writing.
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Build an overview and two comparison groups before you write. This is a planning aid, not an AI band score.
Handle two chart types or two sets of measures.
Find each trend first, then identify relationships worth comparing.
Move from a quick plan into a timed writing workspace when you want a full draft.
Task 1 is not a list of every number. Identify the chart type and units, then plan the overall trend, two comparison groups and the clearest gap.
Avoid detailed numbers and prioritise rises, falls, highs, lows or spatial changes.
Put similar trends, clear gaps or the same locations into one body paragraph.
State who was higher, what changed faster and whether the gap widened or narrowed.
No. It helps with task analysis, the overview and grouping without pretending to be grading or a model essay.
Find the main trend in each chart first, then choose comparable features to discuss together.
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