What strategy improves lexical resource for Task 1?

What strategy improves lexical resource for Task 1?

• A. Build a vocabulary bank of trend verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and data-specific nouns; practice synonyms to avoid repetition
• B. Learn one fixed set of words and reuse them
• C. Only rely on nouns
• D. Use slang

Answer: (A)

The main thing this item tests is your ability to describe data with varied and precise vocabulary in Task 1. The best strategy is to build a toolbox: a vocabulary bank of trend verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and data-specific nouns, and to drill synonyms to avoid repetition. This lets you describe direction and magnitude of change clearly, using verbs like rise, fall, increase, decrease, grow, dip, surge, fluctuate; adjectives and adverbs such as significant, gradual, sharp, rapid, steady, moderately; and data nouns like figure, percentage, rate, proportion, and value. Practicing synonyms keeps your language varied across sentences, which strengthens lexical resource. Slang or overly casual language isn’t appropriate for this task, and relying on one fixed set of words limits flexibility and makes writing repetitive.

The main thing this item tests is your ability to describe data with varied and precise vocabulary in Task 1. The best strategy is to build a toolbox: a vocabulary bank of trend verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and data-specific nouns, and to drill synonyms to avoid repetition. This lets you describe direction and magnitude of change clearly, using verbs like rise, fall, increase, decrease, grow, dip, surge, fluctuate; adjectives and adverbs such as significant, gradual, sharp, rapid, steady, moderately; and data nouns like figure, percentage, rate, proportion, and value. Practicing synonyms keeps your language varied across sentences, which strengthens lexical resource. Slang or overly casual language isn’t appropriate for this task, and relying on one fixed set of words limits flexibility and makes writing repetitive.