Accurate Data Sentence - IELTS 5.0 W T1

Question 1

Which sentence describes the graph correctly?

Accepted Answer

Library visits doubled between 2005 and 2015, rising from 20 to 40 thousand.

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Library visits tripled over the period, reaching 60 thousand in 2015.

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Visits fell steadily from 2005 onwards.

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Visits stayed at 20 thousand.

Question 2

Which sentence describes the table correctly?

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Coastal numbers doubled; inland fell slightly.

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Both coastal and inland areas carried more bus passengers in 2020 than they had in 2000.

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Inland passenger numbers halved over the period, dropping from 60 to 30 million.

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Coastal passengers rose by half between 2000 and 2020, from 40 to 60 million.

Question 3

Which sentence describes the bar chart correctly?

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Men used the gym twice as often as they swam.

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Women went swimming twice as often as they used the gym, at 35 per cent against 25.

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Gym use was reported at 40 per cent by both the men and the women.

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Among men, swimming beat the gym.

Question 4

Which sentence describes the pie chart correctly?

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Rent took the largest share of spending, at 45 per cent, just under a half.

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Rent accounted for the majority of spending, at 55 per cent.

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Food alone took more than a third of the spending.

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Leisure and transport received equal shares of 20 per cent each.

Question 5

Which sentence describes the graph correctly?

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The gap between the two closed, and by 2020 both stood at 40 million cups.

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Coffee overtook tea in 2015 and remained ahead until the end of the period.

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Tea sales fell by half over the decade, from 50 to 25 million cups.

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Both drinks were selling more cups in 2020 than in 2010.

Question 6

Which sentence describes the bar chart correctly?

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Email took the largest share, but under half of it.

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A majority of working time, some 55 per cent, was spent on email.

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Meetings took up twice as much time as phone calls did, 30 against 15.

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Paperwork and email each accounted for about a fifth of the working day.

Question 7

Which sentence describes the table correctly?

Accepted Answer

Law enrolments halved to 200, while nursing rose by half to 300 students.

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Nursing enrolments doubled, reaching 400 students in 2020.

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In 2020 law took more new students than nursing.

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Both courses moved in the same direction.

Question 8

Which sentence describes the pie chart correctly?

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Plastic made up exactly half the total.

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Plastic accounted for three quarters of everything recycled.

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Paper and glass together outweighed plastic, at 55 per cent between them.

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Metal was recycled more often than glass, 15 per cent against 10.

Question 9

Which sentence describes the graph correctly?

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Output held at 30 gigawatts for three years, then rose by half.

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Output climbed steadily in every year of the period shown.

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Output was unchanged at 30 gigawatts across the whole period.

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Output doubled in the final year, reaching 60 gigawatts in 2019.

Question 10

Which sentence describes the bar chart correctly?

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Streaming grew fivefold and had overtaken television by 2020.

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Cinema attendance was unchanged at 40 per cent in both years.

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Television was still the most watched option in 2020, on 50 per cent.

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Streaming doubled from 10 to 20 per cent over the ten years.

Question 11

Which sentence describes the table correctly?

Accepted Answer

The price of milk halved to two dollars, while bread became dearer.

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Both bread and milk were more expensive in 2020 than they had been in 2015.

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Bread doubled in price, from two dollars to four.

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Milk was the cheaper of the two items in 2015.

Question 12

Which sentence describes the pie chart correctly?

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Wheat covered twice as much land as maize.

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Wheat covered more than half of all the farmland shown.

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Barley covered a quarter of the land, ahead of maize.

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Maize occupied the smallest share.

Question 13

Which sentence describes the graph correctly?

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Numbers peaked at 50 thousand in 2018 and then fell back to their 2014 level.

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Numbers grew without interruption from 2014 to 2022.

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The lowest figure of the period was recorded in 2018.

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By 2022 numbers were five times the 2014 figure.

Question 14

Which sentence describes the bar chart correctly?

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Football was named by close to half of those asked.

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Football was named by a clear majority, on 55 per cent.

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Tennis was the least popular sport in the survey, on 10 per cent.

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Basketball and football drew almost equal support.

Question 15

Which sentence describes the table correctly?

Accepted Answer

Coal fell at every stage and ended level with solar in 2020.

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Solar overtook coal in 2010 and stayed ahead to the end of the period.

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Coal use halved between 2000 and 2010, from 60 to 30 per cent.

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Solar supplied a quarter of all electricity by 2020.

Question 16

Which sentence describes the pie chart correctly?

Accepted Answer

Rent and food each took the same share.

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Rent was the single largest item, ahead of food on 30 per cent.

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Books cost students more than travel did.

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Rent alone accounted for half of all student spending.

Question 17

Which sentence describes the bar chart correctly?

Accepted Answer

Reading was more popular with the girls, sport with the boys.

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The boys did more reading than the girls, at 50 per cent against 20.

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The girls chose sport twice as often as reading.

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Boys and girls took up sport at much the same rate.

Question 18

Which sentence describes the graph correctly?

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The two began level in 2010, but imports ended at twice the export figure.

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Exports grew faster than imports after 2010.

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The gap between imports and exports narrowed over the decade.

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Exports tripled between 2010 and 2020, from 20 to 60 thousand tonnes.

Question 19

Which sentence describes the pie chart correctly?

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Cars made up exactly half of the vehicles counted on the road.

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Cars outnumbered all the other vehicles put together.

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Bicycles were more common than motorbikes.

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Buses accounted for a third of the total.

Question 20

Which sentence describes the table correctly?

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Lunch took 40 minutes on both days, while breakfast tripled.

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Breakfast took longer than lunch on weekdays, 40 minutes against 10.

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Both meals took more time at the weekend than on a weekday.

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Weekend breakfasts lasted twice as long as weekday ones, 20 against 10.

Question 21

Which sentence describes the graph correctly?

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Sales doubled at each stage to July, then fell.

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Sales rose gradually and were still high in November, at 40 thousand.

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July sales were four times the January figure, 40 against 10.

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November sales came in higher than those in May.

Question 22

Which sentence describes the bar chart correctly?

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Housing dominated the suburbs, taking four fifths of the land there.

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Shops covered the same share of land in both areas.

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Offices took up most of the town centre land.

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Homes occupied half of the town centre.

Question 23

Which sentence describes the pie chart correctly?

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Train and plane were equally popular, on 35 per cent each.

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The plane was the most popular way to travel, ahead of the train.

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Ferries were used more often than coaches.

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Coach travel accounted for a quarter of all journeys.

Question 24

Which sentence describes the table correctly?

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Colds were twice as frequent in children, but flu was equal.

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Adults suffered more colds than children, 60 cases against 30.

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Flu was more common among adults than among children.

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Children had three times as many colds as adults.

Question 25

Which sentence describes the graph correctly?

Accepted Answer

The two exactly swapped places, meeting at 50 per cent each in 2010.

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Print readership fell by half across the period, from 80 to 40.

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Digital readers were in the majority throughout the period.

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Print was still ahead of digital in 2020.

Question 26

Which sentence describes the bar chart correctly?

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Cards were used for half of all payments.

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Cash and phone payments together beat card payments, 60 against 50.

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Phone payments were three times as common as card payments.

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Cash was the most popular method, on 50 per cent.

Question 27

Which sentence describes the table correctly?

Accepted Answer

Bicycle ownership grew fourfold, far faster than car ownership.

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Car ownership grew faster than bicycle ownership over the decade.

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Bicycles outnumbered cars in 2020, 60 million against 40.

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Car ownership doubled between 2010 and 2020.

Question 28

Which sentence describes the pie chart correctly?

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Sleep took more of the day than anything else.

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Sleep accounted for more than half of the whole day, at 55 per cent.

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Chores and travel together took a third of the day.

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Work and leisure each had an equal share of the day.

Question 29

Which sentence describes the bar chart correctly?

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Podcasts were the choice of the young, radio of the old.

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Both age groups listened to podcasts at the same rate of 50 per cent.

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Radio was five times more popular among the under thirties.

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The older listeners preferred podcasts to radio.

Question 30

Which sentence describes the graph correctly?

Accepted Answer

The number of rainy days barely changed.

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Rainy days increased sharply after 2017, reaching 80 by 2020.

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There were twice as many rainy days in 2020 as in 2017.

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The figure fell every year.

Question 31

Which sentence describes the pie chart correctly?

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No single item in the basket took more than a third of the total.

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Meat made up the largest part of the basket.

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Fruit accounted for twice as much as vegetables.

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Grains and meat together filled three quarters of it.

Question 32

Which sentence describes the table correctly?

Accepted Answer

Music candidates split evenly, while four fifths passed maths.

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Most music candidates failed, with 60 per cent of them failing.

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Twice as many students failed maths as passed it.

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Pass rates were identical in the two subjects, at 80 per cent.

Question 33

Which sentence describes the graph correctly?

Accepted Answer

Water use doubled; electricity use held steady.

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Both types of use rose over the twenty years shown.

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Water use overtook electricity use in 2010 and stayed ahead.

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Electricity use fell away as water use climbed.

Question 34

Which sentence describes the bar chart correctly?

Accepted Answer

Nurses were the most trusted, named by nearly half of those asked.

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A clear majority named nurses, on 55 per cent.

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Doctors and nurses were trusted by similar numbers.

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Lawyers were trusted more than engineers were.

Question 35

Which sentence describes the pie chart correctly?

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Two in five students chose English.

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English was studied by over half of the students.

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French was the least studied of the four languages.

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Spanish and German drew equal numbers of students.

Question 36

Which sentence describes the table correctly?

Accepted Answer

Bus journeys halved while train journeys doubled.

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Both services carried fewer journeys.

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Buses and trains started from quite different levels.

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Train journeys rose by half, from 20 to 30 thousand.

Question 37

Which sentence describes the bar chart correctly?

Accepted Answer

Park visits tripled at the weekend, while cafe visits did not move.

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Cafe visits rose at the weekend, as park visits did.

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Gym visits fell away at the weekend.

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Park visits doubled from weekday to weekend.

Question 38

Which sentence describes the graph correctly?

Accepted Answer

The park area grew slowly, by a quarter in total.

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The park area grew by half over the four years, from 20 to 30 hectares.

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The area was unchanged at 20 hectares from 2018 to 2021.

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The sharpest growth of all came between 2018 and 2019.

Question 39

Which sentence describes the table correctly?

Accepted Answer

Laptop ownership stood still while tablets caught up.

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Tablet ownership passed laptop ownership by 2020, on 60 per cent.

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Laptop ownership grew steadily across the decade.

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Tablets were owned by a majority of homes in 2020.

Question 40

Which sentence describes the bar chart correctly?

Accepted Answer

Video calls were preferred by three fifths of the teachers.

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Video calls were twice as popular as email, at 60 per cent against 30.

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Face to face teaching was the leading preference here.

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Email was the choice of a fifth of the teachers.

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Device Games: Students play on their phones

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Zombie Escape

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