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Analytical Writing Practice Exercises

The document outlines various writing tasks focused on analytical paragraphs and letters. It includes prompts for analyzing data from pie charts, graphs, and tables, as well as crafting complaint letters and inquiries. The tasks emphasize the importance of clear and concise writing in different contexts.

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Analytical Writing Practice Exercises

The document outlines various writing tasks focused on analytical paragraphs and letters. It includes prompts for analyzing data from pie charts, graphs, and tables, as well as crafting complaint letters and inquiries. The tasks emphasize the importance of clear and concise writing in different contexts.

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WRITING PRACTICE

ANALYTICAL PARAGRAPHS
1. The pie chart shows the proportion of people from different households
living in poverty in the UK in 2002. Write an analytical paragraph to describe
the information in 100-120 words.

2. graph given shows estimated sales of gold in Dubai in 2002. Write an


analytical paragraph describing the line graph in around 150 words.
[Link] following table shows details about the internet activities for six
categories for different age groups. Write an analytical paragraph for the
table given in around 150-200 words.

[Link] the following clipping from an article that appeared in the newspaper
Social media is like a drug, but what makes it particularly addictive is that it is
adaptive. It adjusts based on your preferences and behaviours, which makes it
both more useful and engaging and interesting, and more addictive.
Write a paragraph to analyse the given argument. You could think about
what alternative explanations might weaken the given conclusion and
include rationale / evidence that would strengthen / counter the given
argument,
LETTERS
Q1. You are Vijay living at 77, Richard Apartments, Gurugram. You
purchased a television last week from Verma Electronics, Gurugram, but it
is not working properly. Write a complaint letter to the dealer to raise the
issue regarding the same with necessary details.
Ans.
Q2. Write a letter to the Director of the Archaeological Survey of India complaining about the
damage caused to a historical monument in your city due to negligence.

Q3. You are Anamika, a student of class XII and resident of 33 D, Ring Road, ITO, New
Delhi, and wants to be a choreographer. Write a letter to the director, the National Institute of
Choreography, Noida, seeking information about their course, admission procedure,
eligibility criteria and other necessary details.

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