Writing
1
Read and answer.
Sports played by boys and girls at the IB School in 2018
1 What is the chart about?
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2 Which is the most popular sport for boys?
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3 Which is the least popular sport for girls?
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4 Which sports are more popular with girls than boys?
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2
Number of participants
Study the chart and answer the questions.
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
Tennis Swimming Cycling
Boys
Football Hockey Running
Girls
Read and complete.
Look at the chart in Activity 1 again.
Use the information from the chart to complete the sentences below.
1 The ______________ illustrates __________ played by _______________ at the IB School in ______.
2 Overall, ______ at the IB School are more interested in playing sports than E-readers
___________.
3 The most popular sport for boys is _________________, with a total of 60 Laptops
boys playing the sport.
4 The ________________ sport for girls is hockey, with a total of ______ girls playing the sport.
Tablets
5 The ________________ sport for both ______________ is running, with only 5 boys and 10 girls
participating in the sport.
6 A _________ number of boys and girls play tennis. It is also a popular sport, but not _____ popular
______ football and hockey.
7 The most significant difference in the type of sports played by boys and girls is ____________.
This is the most popular sport for boys, _____________ only 20 girls play the sport.
8 To summarise, ___________________________________________________________________.
3
Read and write.
Favourite Book Genres of
Grade 10 Students in Oman
5%
Look at the pie chart.
Write four sentences about the chart in your exercise book.
Use the prompts below.
Write a sentence that…
1
2
3
4
8
describes what the charts shows
includes a comparative adjective (e.g. more popular)
includes a superlative adjective (e.g. the most/least popular)
includes the structure ‘…not as (adjective) as…’
(e.g. …not as popular as…)
15%
10%
45%
25%
Action
Poetry
Mystery Drama
Science Fiction