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Question Types
Graphs: Bar, Line, and Pie charts · Data Tables: Lists of figures and categories · Diagrams: Process flows, cycles, or Venn diagrams · Visuals: Maps, floor plans, or photos
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The Do's and Don'ts
Structure Your ResponseIntroduction: Paraphrase the title and mention the main focus. Key Features: Highlight highest/lowest values and significant trends. Conclusion: Give a brief summary or future prediction.
Incorporate NumbersUse specific data points from the image to increase precision and demonstrate engagement with the content.
Use Academic EnglishUse professional terms like 'fluctuated,' 'remained steady,' or 'significant increase.'
Maintain FlowIf you make a mistake, keep going. Do not stop or restart your sentence.
Don't List EverythingYou cannot mention every single label in 40 seconds. Focus only on the top 3 most important features.
Don't Give Personal OpinionsDo not say 'I think this is interesting.' Stick only to what is visible in the image.
Avoid FillersNever use 'um,' 'ah,' or 'uh.' They significantly lower your fluency score.
Avoid Template-Only AnswersA purely memorized script that lacks actual content from the image can result in a score of zero.
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Tips & Tricks
The 30-Second Rule
Try to speak for at least 30 seconds. Ending too early (under 20 seconds) suggests a lack of content to the AI.
Watch the Tense
Ensure your grammar matches the timeframe. If the graph shows data from 1990, use the past tense.
Paraphrase the Title
Don't just read the title word-for-word. Rephrase it: 'The graph shows...' → 'The provided line graph depicts...'
Finish Strong
Even if running out of time, try to say 'In conclusion, the most significant trend is...' before the 40-second mark.