"Did Tet holiday turn you into a chubby pig, or did you spend more time perfecting your cooking and study skills?"
IELTS Expert 5 - 6A - Writing Task 2 (Structure a paragraph)

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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • Ungraded
a chubby pig
cooking and study skills
none of them
2.
DRAW QUESTION
3 mins • 1 pt
Read the writing task and underline the key
words.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What do you need to do in your essay?
People should only buy locally grown food; it is better for individuals and society.
To what extent do you agree with this statement?
describe a problem and present a solution
present and explain your opinion
discuss two sides of an argument
4.
OPEN ENDED QUESTION
5 mins • 1 pt
Read the model answer. Does the student agree
or disagree with the statement? Why? What are the opinions?
Today supermarkets sell all sorts of natural and processed foods from all over the world. However, many people think that we should only eat meals we prepare ourselves from products that are grown locally. I totally agree with this statement.
Firstly, we get many advantages from eating food that is grown in the part of the world where we live. Local foods, for instance, taste better because they are fresher. They also have all the natural vitamins and other nutrients that we need. Eating local food means that we cannot have, for example, strawberries at all times of the year, but I think this is a good thing. If you can only eat them when they are available locally, that makes them more special.
Secondly, buying food that has travelled a long way is not good for society. Flying produce to Europe or the USA from a place such as Australia or South Africa contributes to environmental problems like air pollution, one of the main reasons for climate change. When the food arrives at an airport on the other side of the world, it then usually goes by lorry to supermarkets across the continent. This leads to busy roads, which is bad for the environment and also makes driving more stressful for everyone.
If we just buy food that has come from farms in our local area, our diet may be less varied, but this is not a serious problem. Both we and the planet will benefit.
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5.
OPEN ENDED QUESTION
3 mins • 1 pt
1. What is the topic sentence in this paragraph?
2. Do the other sentences in the paragraph explain the idea in the topic sentence or do they
introduce new ideas?
3. Do any of the other sentences give examples?
Firstly, we get many advantages from eating food that is grown in the part of the world where we live. Local foods, for instance, taste better because they are fresher. They also have all the natural vitamins and other nutrients that we need. Eating local food means that we cannot have, for example, strawberries at all times of the year, but I think this is a good thing. If you can only eat them when they are available locally, that makes them more special.
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6.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Match these sentences together in the third paragraph.
presents what happens in the situation
Secondly, buying food that has travelled a long way is not good for society.
is the topic sentence?
Flying produce to Europe or the USA from a place such as Australia or South Africa contributes to environmental problems like air pollution, one of the main reasons for climate change.
describes the next stage in a process?
This leads to busy roads, which is bad for the environment and also makes driving more stressful for everyone.
give a reason f/a point in topicsentence
When the food arrives at an airport on the other side of the world, it then usually goes by lorry to supermarkets across the continent.
7.
REORDER QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Number the sentences in the best order (1—4) to make a paragraph.
People who only buy food that comes from their local area have a very limited diet.
In this part of the country, for example, they can eat lots of potatoes, carrots, and apples but they can't have rice, aubergines or bananas.
This means that meals are much less varied and interesting for them.
It also makes it more difficult for them to get all the vitamins and nutrients that their body needs.
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