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NotesEnglish BTopic 7.3The presentation
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7.3.12 min read

The presentation

IB English B · Unit 7

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Contents

  1. 1Plan from your notes
  2. 2A full model presentation
Plan a shape, not a script: Plan five parts in your notes. Spend most of your time on what the image means.

The five parts

1

Introduce

One sentence: what the image shows.

2

Describe

The key things only, not every object.

3

Interpret + opinion

What it suggests and what you think. Spend most of your time here.

4

Link to a theme

Name the theme and say why.

5

Close

Round off and open the conversation.

Introduce → Describe → Interpret → Link → Close

Example notes: a beach clean-up photo

  • teens clean beach, sunny morning
  • gloves, bin bags, plastic bottles
  • care + act, not complain → positive
  • Sharing the planet: pollution affects everyone
  • schools could organise this?
Signpost the parts: Use connectors so the teacher can follow: to begin with, moreover, on the other hand, to sum up.

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The five parts in action: The same beach clean-up photo, from the notes to a full talk.

Model presentation

The presentation, part by part

  1. Introduce. "The photo I am going to talk about shows a group of teenagers cleaning a beach on a sunny morning."
  2. Describe. "To begin with, I can see young people wearing gloves and carrying bin bags. Some are picking up plastic bottles near the water."
  3. Interpret + opinion. "To me, this suggests that young people care about the environment and are ready to act, not just complain. Moreover, they look happy, so it seems to be fun as well. In my opinion, this kind of volunteering is exactly what our towns need."
  4. Link to a theme. "This connects to the theme of sharing the planet, because plastic in the sea is a problem for everyone."
  5. Close. "To sum up, I find this image very positive, and I would like to talk more about how schools could organise events like this."

IB Exam Questions on The presentation

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How The presentation Appears in IB Exams

Examiners use specific command terms when asking about this topic. Here's what to expect:

  • Define

    Give the precise meaning of key terms related to The presentation.

    AO1
  • Describe

    Give a detailed account of processes or features in The presentation.

    AO2
  • Explain

    Give reasons WHY — cause and effect within The presentation.

    AO3
  • Evaluate

    Weigh strengths AND limitations of approaches in The presentation.

    AO3
  • Discuss

    Present arguments FOR and AGAINST with a balanced conclusion.

    AO3

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Related English B Topics

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7.1.1Format, timing & marks7.1.2Assessment criteria7.2.1Describing the stimulus7.2.2Linking to theme & culture
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