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PTE Describe Image: 100 Practice Images and Sample Answers

Build clearer spoken descriptions with 100 original charts, diagrams, maps, and data visuals. This free 205-page TypoGrammar PDF combines visual prompts, space for notes, and model responses for practice and self-review.

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By TypoGrammar | English | 205 pages | 100 visual prompts | PDF

Describe image PTE practice free: what is included?

Use the workbook to practise describing what a visual actually shows: its subject, key values, stages, locations, or overall pattern. Try each prompt independently before checking the sample response.

100 original visual prompts: Charts, diagrams, maps, and data visuals for varied speaking practice.
Sample answers: Model responses to compare with your own description, rather than scripts to memorize.
Practice and notes: Space to identify the main feature and plan useful details before speaking.
A self-review routine: Guidance for recording, comparing, and improving the accuracy and organization of your response.

Describe image PTE templates you can adapt

A template can help organize your thoughts. Replace every bracket with information visible in the image, and leave out any sentence that does not fit. These are optional practice frameworks, not official scoring formulas.

Charts and data visuals

The [chart type] shows [topic] across [categories or time period]. The main feature is [overall pattern]. [Category or point A] is [value], compared with [value] for [B]. Overall, [supported comparison or trend].

Processes, diagrams, and maps

The [diagram or map] illustrates [subject]. The main [stages or features] are [key details]. [Explain the visible sequence or compare locations]. Overall, [observation supported by the visual].

For a process, describe the order of stages. For a map, focus on positions and visible differences. Do not force a highest-and-lowest comparison onto an image without numerical data.

PTE describe image sample answers: what to notice

Useful responses identify the subject, select important details, and end with an observation supported by the image. Here is a short illustrative example created for this page; the PDF contains its own prompts and model responses.

Illustrative chart data: students choosing three study activities
Activity	Number of students
Reading	40
Listening	35
Speaking	25

The chart compares the number of students choosing three study activities. Reading is the most popular activity, with 40 students, followed by listening at 35. Speaking has the lowest figure, at 25 students. The difference between reading and speaking is 15 students. Overall, more students chose reading than either of the other two activities.

The response includes the topic, all three values, a comparison, and a clear overview. It does not invent reasons for the students' choices. When reviewing your own answer, use the same accuracy check.

How to practise with the PDF

Choose one image and keep its sample answer out of sight.
Identify the subject, main pattern, and two or three useful details. Use the notes area to plan.
Follow the workbook's practice suggestion: record a description lasting about 30 to 40 seconds.
Compare your recording with the visual and then the model response. Check facts and organization, not identical wording.
Repeat the task using clearer phrasing, then return to it later without your notes.

This is a workbook practice routine, not a statement of current exam rules. The prompts are original TypoGrammar material, not actual Pearson test questions. The workbook is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pearson PLC and does not guarantee a test score.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find Describe image PTE practice free?

Download this free TypoGrammar workbook for 100 original visual prompts and sample answers in a 205-page PDF. First name and email are required for your first download; returning visitors with download access can download directly.

What is included in the PTE Describe Image workbook?

The workbook includes 100 original charts, diagrams, maps, and data visuals, a practice routine, space for notes, and model responses. It is designed for independent speaking practice and self-review.

How should I use Describe image PTE templates?

Use a flexible structure: identify the visual, describe its main feature, add a useful comparison or sequence, and finish with an overall observation. Adapt every response to the actual image instead of memorizing a fixed script.

Are PTE describe image sample answers the only correct answers?

No. The sample answers are models, not a single answer key. Your wording can differ. Check that your description accurately reflects the visual, includes its main features, and is clearly organized.

Can I print the PDF and practise offline?

Yes. Save the PDF to read on a device or print the practice pages. Describe each image before reading its model response, then use your notes and recording to review your answer.

Is this an official Pearson workbook?

No. This is independent TypoGrammar practice material, not actual Pearson test questions. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pearson PLC and does not guarantee a test score.