Labelling a Diagram L
In this question type, you will see a diagram in the Question Booklet. The diagram could be:
- a man-made object such as a computer
- a natural object such as a tree
- a map of a building or a city
- a graph or chart.
The instructions will tell you:
- to label the diagram
- how many words you should write.
Usually, some parts of the diagram are already labelled; these help you to understand the whole diagram. However, other parts of the diagram are missing a label – these parts each have a number. These are the questions you need to complete by writing a name (a label) for each number. Let’s look at an example.
Example
Question 38-40Label the diagram using NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer. |
From the instructions we can see that:
- there are three questions (Questions 38, 39 and 40)
- the word limit for each answer is three words
- each question is connected by a line or arrow to its corresponding part on the diagram
- some parts of the diagram are already labelled (e.g., ‘overalls’ and ‘ear muffs’).