1 The graph illustrates the data about how many visitors attended to three London Museums

namely British museum, Science museum, Natural History museum from June to September
2013
Overall, what stands out from the details is that the value of tourists who visited the British
museum had a highest point over the period. Another striking feature is that, most of visitor did
not prefer August to go to the museum than other months
In June, the number of visitors to the British museum, Science museum and Natural museum
stood at 600, 400 and 545 respectively. In the following month- July, The British museum
peaked at over 750 thousand visitors, the opposite trend was true for another museums
In two periods from July to August and from August to September, we can see that the firgure
for British had a dramatic drop, it then went up gradually to 650. Besides, the total of the natural
history museum remained unchanged, then rose slightly until under 500. On the other hand, the
number of visitors to the science museum had levelled off during August, but it also increased
over 450 in the end of period.

2 The graph illustrates the proportion change in the value of international graduates among
different Canadian universities over a 5-year period, starting from 2001
Overall, what stands out from the details is that the year 2006 witnessed the development in the
percentages of graduation in most of Canadian hometowns. Another striking feature is that the
portion of international students New Brunswick had a highest point in over the period
In 2001, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Quebec stood at over 5% and was higher than other
universities, special for the value of New Brunswisk peaked at 8% and followed by that of Nova
Scotia at 7% and Quebec over 5%. Ontario represented the smallest proportion of university
students, stading at about 3%
In the year 2006, the ratio in Ontario university doubled at 5% but was still less than the share of
the remaining provinces, and haft part than New Brunswick at over 12%. There was a dramatic
increasing in the portion of British Columbia at 12% and shared the same figure for Nova Scotia
university. Furthermore, the figure for the Manitoba and Newfoundland and Labrador university
experienced the same total surveyed both 2001 and 2006

3 The two pie chart illustrates the major sources of power in the USA in two years 1980 and
1990
Overall, from the graph, it is clear that the amount of oil rose dramatically. However, the
consumption of coal and natural gas levelled off. Another striking feature is that the value of
hydroelectric power remained unchanged over the period.
In1980, a major portion of energy produced could be observed in oil sector at 42% while
nuclear power and hydroelectric power had a smallest proportion at the same 5%. However, we
can see that the percentage of natural gas took the second field, holding 26% of the total
surveyed. It was followed by 22% of the figure for coal energy
In the year 1990, the proportion of nuclear power was twice times as high as that of it in 1980.
Otherwise, more percentage of coal could be seen in coal enegy than that of natural gas.
Although there was an significant drop in the value of oil sources, it peaked at 33%

4 The graph shows the percentage of offspring who was born by women aged 40-44 years in
Australia for each year 1981,1986,1996 and 2006.
Overall, it is clear that the proportion of four or more children who was born by the group 40-44
years old women held the lion’s share in 1981 and decreased significantly until 2006
In 1981, the value of woman in 40-44 years old age group who had no children accounted for
8,5%, the opposite trend was true for the number of four or more children stood at 27,6%.
Nevertheless, the year 1981 experienced the highest percentage of two children who was born
by this group at 29.0 % and increased countinously to 2006.
On the other hand, regarding women with four or more children, it was a downward trend from
the second biggest figure to the lowest in 2006 at only 11%. The woman had three children who
had similar trend, 21,5% witnessed in the year 2006

5 The picture demonstrates the form and process of generating electricity from sea waves
energy
From the illustration, we can see that the

6 The picture shows how to produce coloured plastisc paper clips in a small factory
Overall, there are five steps invovled in this process, beginning by selecting molten plastic and
ending with paking the product and despatch it
In the first stages, molten plastic will be poured into some mould with different colour, which are
red, blue and yellow. Following this step, these mould will be checked for strength by a quality
control machine. This machine then rejected the unquality mould out the process. When this
stage completed, human in the factory will sort those moulds one more time by hand. The high
quality mould will be painted by mixed colors or single colors. After that, two types colors
product will be checked again by a quality control checked system. At the finally steps, those
quality results will be packed and delivery to markets

7 The pie graph illustrates the data about the percentage of transportation usages in Edmonton.
The table presents the portion of five different reasons for driving by habitants
Overall, what stands out from those details is that the city dweller prefer car to LRT, bus and
taxi. Whereas, a major portion of people’s reasons for using the car in city could be observed in
commuting to work.
As the information suggests in the first diagram, the percentage of habitants using car
accounted for 45% and held the lion’s share of transportation. Furthermore, the proportion of
Edmonton people using LRT were 35%, which was the second highest figure shown on the
chart. Otherwise, the figure for bus usage could be seen the same as that of taxi usage at 10%
Regarding to the second graph, commute to work represented the top, holding more than a half
of the total surveyed. It was followed by business and taking children to school, 45% and 40%
respectively. Nevertheless, the proportion of people using cars for business reason was three
times as high as that of going shopping and leisure activities, both stood at 15%

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One of the most discussed topics of 21st century is sport role in society. Despite the fact that
sport give us so many postive things for both mental and mind, the question as to whether it will
be have some useless purposes for sport remains contentiuos. Evindence regarding this issue
is inconclusive. Personally, i partially agree with this thought. Suitable reasons are discussed in
two following paragraphs below
Firstly, the main purpose of sport is to improve physical health. Some may argue that there are
other ways for improving health besides sports, but they don't have any effect on one's mood.
Therefore, if we want to keep our mind healthy, then sport should not be excluded from life. This
arguement could be to true to some extent. However, they should take into account the fact that
people who do not engage in sports tend to overeat, which results in obesity. Obesity and its
consequences are a consequence of unhealthy lifestyle, and thus sports can help prevent such
problems. In addition, sports not only affect the body, but also the mind. For instance, those who
play team sports develop social skills such as cooperation with others. Those who exercise
regularly also are less likely to suffer from depression or anxiety. In conclusion, I believe that
sports are an important part of our lives because they improve physical health, make people
happier, and strengthen their relationships with each. This example shows that sports play an
important role in everyone's life.
Secondly, it has been proven that those who participate in sport are more successful than
those who don't engage in any form of physical activity. In my opinion, this is a good argument.
The oppenents argue that playing sports is a waste of time. They say that there are much more
useful activities that could be done during this [Link] those who are against this point do
not take into account that sport gives people something else rather than time. It makes them
healthier and happier. As a result, they can work harder and achieve success. Thus, sport
contributes to overall success in [Link] example, a person can improve his or her personality
by joining a sport club. It is no coincidence that many successful athletes are members of a
sport club. In addition, participating in sports helps people relieve stress and gain confidence.
In conclusion, nowadays sport bring boon and banes. If peope get heathier when doing sport
and even success in their way on the sportcareer, its advantages eclipse its disadvantages