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Question NO 10: HSC English 1st Paper Describing Graph & Chart Final Suggestion-2026

Sequence	Graph / Chart Topic Title	Board Exam References (2016–2025)	Test Exams-26 [Freq]
1	The Choice of Profession / Career by Educated People ⋆⋆⋆	CtgB-24, DB-23, RB-23, SB-23, JB-19, CtgB-17	10
2	Time Allocation of a Student's Daily Activities ⋆⋆⋆	BB-25, DjB-23, CB-23, CB-21, BB-19, CB-17	9
3	The Amount of Exports and Imports of a Country ⋆⋆⋆	(None)	8
4	The Importance and Usage of English ⋆⋆⋆	BB-24, BB-23, MB-22	7
5	Percentages of Travellers / Transport Usage per Day ⋆⋆⋆	JB-25, RB-24, CtgB-23, RB-19, CB-24	7
6	The Sources of Air / Environment Pollution in a City ⋆⋆⋆	DjB-25, BB-25, DB-24, CtgB-19, DjB-19, DjB-17	6
7	A Family's Monthly Household Income / Expenditure Distribution ⋆⋆⋆	DB-24, DjB-25, BB-17	6
8	The Number of People Living Below the Poverty Line ⋆⋆⋆	SB-25, MB-25, Combined Board-18 (Kha Set), JB-17	5
9	Percentages of Transport Modes Used by 1000 Students ⋆⋆⋆	CtgB-25, CB-25, CtgB-22, CtgB-19, SB-17	5
10	Mobile Phone and Smartphone Subscribers / Internet Users ⋆⋆⋆	RB-25, DB-24, DB-19, SB-19, BB-19, CB-19, RB-23, SB-22, CB-24, RB-17	4
11	The Literacy Rate of Bangladesh (Historic Trends) ⋆⋆	Combined Board-18 (Ka Set), DB-25, BB-24, DB-16	3
12	Comparative Selling Rate of Books in 'Ekushey Boi Mela' ⋆⋆	JB-24, JB-23	3
13	Students' Interests / Preferences in Academic Subjects ⋆⋆	DjB-25, DjB-24, CtgB-19, DjB-23	3
14	Rates of Positive and Negative Uses of the Internet ⋆⋆	DjB-24, DjB-19	2
15	The Population Growth Rate of Bangladesh ⋆⋆	(None)	2
16	The Percentage of Child Labour in Different Sectors ⋆⋆	MB-25, MB-23, DB-25	2
17	The Percentage of Toxic Air Exposure in South Asian Countries ⋆⋆	(None)	2
18	The Percentage of People's/Students' Choice of Sports / Games ⋆⋆	CtgB-25	2
19	The Consumption of Power Supply / Electricity Split ⋆⋆	(None)	2
20	The Gradual Rising Rate of Internet Users ⋆⋆	CB-24, CB-19, RB-17, CB-12	2
21	Increase in the Number of Overseas Students at Universities ⋆	JB-25, SB-25, SB-19, CB-23	1
22	The Average Temperature of Bangladesh for a Year ⋆	(None)	1
23	National Income per Capita (Asian Countries) ⋆	(None)	1
24	The Sources of Electricity of the USA (1970 Dataset) ⋆	DB-17	0
25	Rima's Time Spending on Various Activities ⋆	MB-24, DB-25	0

Board Reference Key: DB=Dhaka, CB=Cumilla, RB=Rajshahi, JB=Jashore, SB=Sylhet, BB=Barishal, DjB=Dinajpur, CtgB=Chattogram, MB=Mymensingh.

Section 2: Core Analytical Strategies for Candidates

• Answer Architecture Constraints: Every analysis text must corporate an introductory summary statement framing the visual outline, a deep descriptive evaluation body comparing data sectors, and a concluding feature sentence.

• Absolute Ban on Outside Hypotheses: Students must strictly report what the visual data displays rather than inserting personal explanations or outside reasons regarding why values shift.

• Lexical Range for Trend Transformations: * Incline Tracking: Rise, upward trend, growth pattern, incline, grow.

  • Decline Tracking: Fall, downward shift, reduction dip, contraction, decline.

  • Comparison Tags: Whereas, sequentially, in stark contrast, on the other hand, similarly.

• Mathematical Calibration Accuracy: Full structure marks rely entirely on matching every listed metric percentage value and chronological indicator year with the chart variables accurately.

• Structural Boundaries: Ensure written paragraph compositions are structured tightly to remain between the standard 150 to 200 words limit maximum.

Important Notes and Strategies for Question No. 10

• Structure of the Answer: A standard analysis should include three distinct parts:

  1. Introduction/General Statement: Introduce the graph/chart based on the heading (e.g., "This bar chart illustrates the number of internet users in Bangladesh from 2014 to 2018").

  2. Body (Comparison & Analysis): This is the core part where you highlight the highest, lowest, and trends (increase/decrease). Compare two or more sectors to show relative importance.

  3. Conclusion: Summarize the overall finding or the main feature identified in the data.

• Word Limit: The analysis should be concise yet detailed, typically ranging from 150 to 200 words.

• Avoid Personal Opinion: Students should strictly report what the data shows rather than why they think it is happening unless the prompt explicitly asks for an opinion.

• Accuracy: Every number and year mentioned in the graph must be reflected accurately in the written text to ensure full marks.

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