Prepare a graph description presentation. Follow the instructions to prepare well for this mini-presentation format.

• Look up a graph on a topic/aspect/phenomenon linked to your country.
• Try to find a graph with informative value for the class. Choose a complex graph, not a single line graph.
• Name the graph clearly (in English if it is not the language of the graph), check the description of axes – avoid the pitfalls mentioned in the video watched in the lesson (how to spot a misleading graph). Copy the source.

In the lesson you will be expected to:

• explain the reason why you have chosen the graph,
• say what information value it may have for the audience in the class,
  
• make a comprehensive description of the graph, the axes, and of the development,
• analyse possible causes for the development,
• conclude.
• time limit - 3-4 minutes

• wordwall exercise on graphs description vocabulary

• You will be expected to use a range of expressions relevant for graph description (including adjectives and adverbs specifying the speed of change. The time limit for the description should be 3-4 minutes, but not longer.
  
• Copy your graph into the shared google document here.