楷维留学指南分享英语机构提供的2014年5月10日雅思写作考试题目预测机经供考生们参考使用，希望对各位考生有所帮助。

　　适用考区：亚太地区(中国大陆、港澳台、日韩泰、澳洲)均可参考本预测。

　　适用类别：学术类(A类)

　　使用说明：雅思考试题目有30%新题、70%旧题。我们将历年考试真题进行分类，统计近6个月的出题频率，对考试进行预测。所有题目均为历年真题。

　　预测特点：写作预测，包括题型、题目及高分范文；口语预测，包括part1-3话题。所有预测已精简压缩为小范围，准确度80%。

　　备考指南：预测只是辅助，中国大陆地区口语、写作评分自2014年以来更加严格，得分最终需要的是实力!

　　小作文

　　饼图题

　　The pie charts below show the area and current population of the seven continents as a percentage of the total. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.

　　饼图题范文

　　The pie charts show the seven continents of the world and the percentage of the total land mass of the globe that they occupy together with the percentage of the world's population.

　　The densely populated continents are Asia and Europe, both having about twice the population of the rest world. Asia is the largest continent in terms of both area (30% ) and population (61%). Europe ( with 7% of the area and 12% of the population) is the second smallest continent, yet has a population almost as high as that of Africa which is three times larger in area.

　　The Africa and the Americas are relatively sparsely populated continents. North America (16% of the area and 8% of the population) and South America (12% of the area and 5.5% of the population) have populations equal to about half of what could he expected. If the global population were evenly distributed, whilst Africa's population is about a third lower than we would be expected in such a situation (20% of the area and 13% of the population).

　　The smallest continent, Oceania (with 6% of the area and 0. 5% of the population)，is very sparsely populated, whilst Antarctica has no permanent population despite covering 9% of the global land mass.

　　The table clearly demonstrates that the people of the world are unevenly distributed across the continents.

　　表格题

　　The number of men and women who are more than 100 years old in 1911, 1941, 1971 and 2001 in UK

　　Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below.

　　表格题范文

　　The table shows the number of men and women who are more than 100 years old in 1911, 1941, 1971 and 2001 in UK.

　　We can see from the table that the number of males increased gradually from 1911 to 2001. An interesting fact is that for every 30-year period, the number almost doubled. In 1911, 73 men lived more than 100 years, and in 1941, the number increased to 132. In 2001, the number was 536, which was about 8 times as much as in 1911.

　　It can be seen from the table that the number of females increased dramatically from 1911 to 2001. It increased three times from 1911(100) to 1941(317). Between 1941 and 1971, the number rose even more drastically, from 317 to 2035. It doubled from 1971 to 2001.

　　According to the table, in every year period, the number of women was larger than that of men, especially in 1971 and 2001, when the number of women was about 10 times greater than that of men.