PTE Describe Image Predictions (Updated Weekly)
Updated · Compiled by PTE Nepal
Always the newest weekly file, now 5–11 October 2026. Past weeks: PTE Academic prediction file.
PTE Academic Weekly Predictions · 5 October – 11 October 2026
Speaking → Describe Image
122 predicted items · 2 new this week
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Work Travel Time
Rainfall
Types of Dwellings
Food Supply Chain
School Walking Distance
Renewable Electricity
Plant Nursery Activities
Friends at Cafe
Egg Experiment
Grasshopper Life Cycle
Gender Birth Rates
Annual Height Increase
Gender Based Workforce
Satellite Image
Student Daily Activities
Television Viewing Time
Foreign Language Motivation
Australian Birth Trends
Pet Household Owners
Online Ordering Process
Australia's Migrant Population
Canada Tourism Stats
Smartphone Growth
Influenced English
Gender Social Activities
Shopping for School
Apple Life Cycle
Good and Bad Habits
Taxation by Countries
Honey Production
2014 Diamond Production
Biggest Chocolate Consumers
Australian Climate Region
New Zealand Housing
Global Wind Capacity
Weekly Household Spending
Plastic Bottle Recycling
Mobile Internet Users
Ship Lock Chamber
e-Waste
Mosquito Life Cycle
Garden Instructions
Ice Thinkness
Iron Age Hut
Protective Equipment
Instant Coffee Process
Customer at Caff
Grapes Distribution Cycle
UK Income Demographics
Types of Penguins
World Water Distribution
Lecture Hall
Adults vs Teens
Virus Function
Major Transportation Modes
Solar Eclipse
Australian Age Groups
Graduation Lab
Tree Structure
Number of Bonds
World Water Distribution
Household Energy Consumption
Climate Zones
US States
Average Rainfall
Population Density
Drinking Habits
Closed-Loop Recycling
Homologies
Laboratory
Media in UK
Fish Size Chart
UK Visitor Movement
Fishes & Moon Phases
Population Doubling Time
Quiz Process Flow
Pupil-
Sitting Posture
International Student Funding
Rainfall vs Temperature
Australian Population Density
Australian Population
Athletics Participation Survey
Population Density
Trading Goods
Earth's Climate Zones
Sweden Government Budget
Vancouver Airport
Employment Rates
Home Activity Hours
Sports Player's Salaries
Food and Oil Prices
Stock Market
Population in European Countries
Oxbow Lake
Laws in Brazil
Library Plan
Types of Trees
Temperature and CO2
Food Pyramid
Precipitation Process
Process of Germination
Bird Migration Route
Lunar Cycle - Fish Catch Rates
Solar Yard Lights
Global Warming Predictions
Adult BMI Chart
Keyboard Hand Position
Average Rainfall
Household Energy Consumption
Jill's Math Scores
Use of Technology
Iron Age Hut
Australian Climate Zones
Tropical Rain Forests
Composition of Air
Cell Phone Usage
Beijing Daily Temperatures
India Land Use
Earth's Structure
Bird Feeder
Water Wheel
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FAQs
Are these real PTE exam questions?
No. They are frequency-based practice items, not leaked papers. No prediction is guaranteed to appear in your test, and PTE Nepal is not affiliated with Pearson.
How often is this page updated?
Every week. This page always shows the newest weekly file (currently 5–11 October 2026), and the date at the top shows when it last changed. Past weeks are listed on the PTE Academic prediction file page.
How should I practise Describe Image?
Work through the 122 items out loud or in writing, under exam timing, and do not memorise answers: use them to build familiarity, vocabulary and speed.