PTE Describe Image

 PTE Describe Image 

Sample 1

The image shows a bar chart about major refugee-hosting countries as of the end of 2014.
Overall, it gives information about the number of refugees hosted by different countries worldwide.
From the image, it can be seen that Turkey leads with the highest number of refugees, followed by Pakistan and Lebanon.
In contrast, the next two countries, the Islamic Republic of Iran and Ethiopia, host fewer refugees individually.
Moreover, the inclusion of Jordan, Kenya, Chad, Uganda, and China rounds out the top ten, which together accommodate 57% of the global refugee population.
Finally, it can be concluded that the top ten countries collectively host more than half of the world's refugees, highlighting the uneven global distribution of refugees, as reported by UNHCR.

Or,

This bar chart illustrates the major refugee-hosting countries as of the end of 2014. Turkey leads with the highest number of refugees, followed by Pakistan and Lebanon. These top three countries collectively host 30% of the world's refugees. The next two countries, the Islamic Republic of Iran and Ethiopia, bring the total hosted by the top five countries to 41%. The inclusion of Jordan, Kenya, Chad, Uganda, and China rounds out the top ten, which together accommodate 57% of the global refugee population, as reported by UNHCR.

Sample 2

This pie chart from the Pew Research Center presents data from a survey conducted in January 2024, detailing how U.S. adults have adhered to their New Year's resolutions. Among respondents who made at least one resolution, 59% reported that they have kept all of their resolutions, while 28% have kept some of them. Conversely, 13% admitted to not keeping any of their resolutions. This data illustrates a relatively high rate of commitment to New Year's resolutions among the surveyed group.a

Sample 3

This line graph displays skin cancer incidence rates per 100,000 people, broken down by age and gender in the United States. The data covers 99.1% of the US population, so it is impressively comprehensive. The graph shows that rates increase with age for both males and females. Male cancer rates are consistently higher than female rates, particularly noticeable in older age groups. The graph highlights that the incidence rates for males start to significantly diverge from females beginning in the 55-59 age group and continue to increase steeply as age progresses.

Sample 5

This pie chart details global military spending for the year 2021, totaling $2.1 trillion. The United States leads with a significant portion, spending $801 billion, which is far more than any other country. China follows with $293 billion. Other major contributors include India ($77 billion), the UK ($68 billion), Russia ($66 billion), and France ($57 billion). Countries like Saudi Arabia, Japan, Germany, and South Korea also feature, each spending between $50 and $57 billion. The segment labeled "Other" sums up $302 billion, accounting for the combined spending of numerous other countries. This visualization underscores the substantial disparity in military expenditures between the U.S. and the rest of the world.

Sample 6

The map visualizes the top 10 countries of origin for international students studying in the UK. It highlights China as the leading source with 143,820 students, followed by India with 84,555 students. Other notable countries include Nigeria (21,305), the USA (19,220), Hong Kong (16,655), France (14,090), Italy (14,605), Romania (12,860), Pakistan (12,975), and Spain (12,290). Interestingly, no data is shown for any countries in Latin America, suggesting that there are not many students from that region who study abroad in the UK.

Sample 7

The image depicts the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, located between Hawaii and the western coast of North America. It is alarmingly large. The image highlights the concentration of garbage in the ocean, measured in kilograms per square kilometer. The garbage concentration ranges from 0.1 to over 100 kilograms per square kilometer, with the densest areas shown in darker shades of blue. The map provides a visual representation of the significant accumulation of marine debris in the central North Pacific Ocean, emphasizing the severity of oceanic plastic pollution.