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Unit 8 Green Living
Writing Workshop—A Survey Report
To read and understand a survey report.
To identify the main idea of each paragraph and label it correctly.
To read and understand graphs.
To use expressions relating to quantity.
To write a survey report.
To conduct peer assessment.
What should be included in a survey report on environmental protection?
Step 1 Warm up
A clear purpose
Proper quantity expressions
Proper graphs
A good conclusion
A logical organization
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Title
Introduction
Positive findings
Negative findings
Conclusion
a pie graph
a bar graph
Title
Introduction
Positive findings
Negative findings
Conclusion & Conclusion
A bar chart
A pie chart
Quantity Expressions
as high as / almost all
The percentage is … as high as 96%.
about / around
Around 90% had tried to recycle waste …
most of / more than / the majority of
More than two thirds (70%) had tried to cut back on the use of disposable packaging …
just under / just over
Just under 40% (38%) tried to save water…
not as many / very few
Not as many were saving water and energy.
Title: Actions Taken by City Residents to Help Protect the Environment
a pie graph
a bar graph
Finish the following chart.
Step 3 Read for Structure
Topics Details
Introduction
Positive findings
Negative findings
Conclusion
purpose, when, who, where ...
examples, figures, percentage
examples, figures, percentage
summary, suggestions
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Quantity Expressions
as high as; very few; more than; around; the majority of
Positive findings
Quantity Expressions
not as many
just under
just over
Negative findings
Quantity Expressions
almost all
most of
not as many
Conclusion & Suggestions
Introduction
Findings
Conclusion & Suggestions
When
Who
Why
Positive findings
Negative findings
To begin with;
First of all;
Also;
In addition;
…
Objectives
To sum up;
In conclusion;
Above all;
In short;
In brief;
All in all;
…
A survey report
Structure of a survey report
Write your own survey report
Why:
to find out