Writing test P02

The two pie charts demonstrate the per cent of one university students in England who could speak other language beside English in 2000 and 2010. It is divided into 6 types of languages including French only, no other language(English only), German only, Spanish only, other language and two other languages.

Overall, most of British students spoke none other language (English only) in a university in England. In addition, other language was spoken by the students significantly increased while France speaking and Spanish only decreased in 2010.

In 2000, no other language speaking (English only) showed highest percentage with 30%. One five of the British students spoke French only which is the same of other language group. Two languages and German speaking were recorded the same figure at 10%.

Within a decade, the figure of students who speak other language was changed. Other language spoken by the British students was increased to 20% in 2010. This figure showed the higher proportion than French only (10%), German (10%), Spanish only(20%) and two other languages(10%). In addition, the percentage of French speaking was decreased at 5% from 15% to 10% ( from 2000 to 2010).

Bar chart

The bar chart illustrates the proportion of Australian men and women from various groups of ages who conducted the physical activity in 2010.Overall, women did the exercise activity more than men in Australia. In additions, when Australian became old the number of men and women were similar however, in the young of age, there were more men than women exercised regularly.

The girls aged from 45 to 54 were higher than men who had the same age accounted for 52.3% while the men did only 43%. Similarly, there were more women which was 52.5% than men ( 30.5%) aged from 35 to 44. Moreover, in the group of people, females were higher than males at 8% 45.1 for males (45%) and females (53%).

In terms of people in the group age of 15 to 24, the proportion of male was higher than women at around 15% with the percentage of 52.8% and 47.7% respectively. In addition, the percentage of male and female were almost equal at the age of 65 years old to over with the percentage of 46.7% and 67% respectively.

Problem resolving

Not many many people agree to have two wives...

Agreement and Disagreement

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Writing on Pie chart

The first pie chart illustrates the average of energy consumption by households while the second one presents the data of greenhouse gas emitted in Australia. The unit of both pie chart are per cent.
Overall, heating, water heating, other appliances, and refrigerator are the main factors contributing both energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. It seems the energy consumption effects to  greenhouse gas emission.

The first pie chart gives the information of the percentage of household energy use consisting of four elements including heating, water heating, refrigeration, other appliance, lighting and cooling. In this chart, heating shows the higher percentage and following by other appliance, refrigeration, lighting and cooling with the per cent of 42%,30%, 15%, 7%, 4% and 2% respectively.

The second pie chart demonstrates 3 groups of Australia household greenhouse gas emission. The first group is the relative large amount of greenhouse gas emission including water heating (32%) and other appliances (28%) while the medium scale of greenhouse gas emission are heating (15%) and refrigeration (14%). In addition, the smallest group of greenhouse gas emission are lighting and cooling with the percentage of 8% and 3% respectively.

It seems two factor has relation in both pie chart given for example water heating and cooling due to they have similar data.

Writing task 1

The table illustrates the information on the selling of Faitrade-labeling coffee and banana during 1999-2004 in five different nations. In overall view, for the year of 2004 the coffee product was best sale in UK and banana sale was the most highest in Switzerland. The unit used for comparison between two agricultural products was millions of euros.

In term of coffee production, it was the Switzerland selling coffee the most in 1999, it was 3 million euros following by Denmark, 1.8 millions euros and UK, 1.5 million euros but five years later, the British jumped to the first top of coffee sales. It could sell 20 millions euro in 2004 it was almost 14 times compared to the data of sale in 1999. However, Denmark, Belgium and Sweden slightly increased in coffee sale from 1999 to 2004.

Besides,banana production kept the first record of best selling in the Switzerland from 1999 to 2004 and it almost double increased in this duration. However, banana sale was decrease from 2 million euros to 0.9 million euros and was slightly decreased in Sweden from 1.8 to 1 million euros. In Belgium banana sale increased from 0.6 million euros in 1999 to 5.5 million euros in 2002.

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