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chi oi e nop bai nhe/
em Thu Ha.- topic 6 ah
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[FONT=&quot]The line graph, on the other hand, shows the noticeable trend increasing in the purchasing of different fast foods. In 1970, the figure of fast foods consumption stood at 300 gram on pizza, approximately 90 gram fish and chip, 40 gram hamburger. After that, the amount of fish and chip consumption climbed dramatically from 1970 to 1985. It overtook more than double in that of hamburger over the same period. By contrast, the purchasing of pizza plunged gradually then reached a low at 200 gram in 1985. At the end of this period, the consumption of fish and chip as well as hamburger accelerated significantly, whereas, that of pizza went up slightly.[/FONT]
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Em Nguyễn Quỳnh Trang (bé) _ lớp E45
Đề 6:

The chart shows the consumption of three kinds of fast food per week in three different groups in Britain. It is clear that the greatest proportion of hamburger and pizza are both to be found in high income group with nearly 42 pence for hamburger and 19 pence for pizza. It is followed by average income group, namely over 30 pence for hamburger and 12 pence for pizza. Nevertheless, the average earning people spends most money on fish and chips with 25 pence per week, while both high income group and low income group are close to 17 pence per week.
As can be seen from the graph, there was a remarkable change in the consumption of fast food between 1970 and 1990. The consumption of hamburger rose gradually from nearly 50 tons in 1970 to about 270 tons in 1990. In the same way, the fish and chips consumption accelerated dramatically up to 500 tons in 1990. However, there was an even more noticeably trend away from pizza, which had declined to 200 tons in 1985., then it increased slowly in 1990 with rather than 210 tons.
Considering the total amount of trends consumption in Britain, the more people earn, the more they spend on fast food.

Nguyen Nghia Hieu
E 48




according to In many countries, an increase in crime has been blamed on violent images on television and in computer and video games.
In my opinion, it quite diffcult for people decide degree or agree with statement above,

On the one hand the violent image affect to psychology many people when they exposure with it in a long time,
as you know, when someone touch with somethings in a long time, it will built the fomation in their mind And it will effect to their behavior when they live in real life
To begin with little behavior in the video game when they apply to the real life, they can thinks it so normal but with orther people it can be serious

On another hand, if people look at other different angles of the problem, it obvious that the statement above if not really true for some facts as follow , video games and violent images on the tv and in computer, someone can be see it when they relax in the moment or sometime they see it,

In conclusion , as both sides of the argument prove to have some good point people may find it, Although each of us should consider carefully before reaching the final decision on this isue

~X~X~X~X

Em Hoàng Tuấn Việt E48

Chị ơi tuần này bài vở thi cử la liệt hết cả nên bài viết ko chú trọng đc mấy....chị đọc tạm nhóe........hi

I don't complete agree with opinion that : An increase in crime has been blamed on violent images on
television and in computer and video games.Surely,many people have not forgotten the massacre
of an American school in the original Korean boy.hands before the massacre,he has record video
,take pictures of the postures of a character assassin in a Korean film.The important thing,
before it is seen that the culprit is a young gentle, quiet, and never violate the law.
this suggests,the influence of movies to an increase in crime is not less.however,Investigation showed that
How could not confirm the relationship between the level of crime violence and the impact of movies?
I think, the an increase in crime is due to the education of the family, school and society is not good

Nguyen Nghia Hieu
E 48
Em gui chi bai writing nop vao ngay 18.5.2011



according to In many countries, an increase in crime has been blamed on violent images on television and in computer and video games.
In my opinion, it quite diffcult for people decide degree or agree with statement above,

On the one hand the violent image affect to psychology many people when they exposure with it in a long time,
as you know, when someone touch with somethings in a long time, it will built the fomation in their mind And it will effect to their behavior when they live in real life
To begin with little behavior in the video game when they apply to the real life, they can thinks it so normal but with orther people it can be serious

On another hand, if people look at other different angles of the problem, it obvious that the statement above if not really true for some facts as follow , video games and violent images on the tv and in computer, someone can be see it when they relax in the moment or sometime they see it,

In conclusion , as both sides of the argument prove to have some good point people may find it, Although each of us should consider carefully before reaching the final decision on this isue

~X~X~X~X[/QUOTE]

chi oi e nop bai nhe/
em Thu Ha E45- topic 6 ah
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[FONT=&quot]The line graph, on the other hand, shows the noticeable trend increasing in the purchasing of different fast foods. In 1970, the figure of fast foods consumption stood at 300 gram on pizza, approximately 90 gram fish and chip, 40 gram hamburger. After that, the amount of fish and chip consumption climbed dramatically from 1970 to 1985. It overtook more than double in that of hamburger over the same period. By contrast, the purchasing of pizza plunged gradually then reached a low at 200 gram in 1985. At the end of this period, the consumption of fish and chip as well as hamburger accelerated significantly, whereas, that of pizza went up slightly.[/FONT]
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Kieu Oanh - E48
Chị ơi, em nộp bài nhé. Hình như là hơi dài thì phải, chị cố gắng đọc nhé. Hihi
With the changing in technology and society at a staggering speed, children take many opportunities to approach to modern life at their earlier ages. There is no doubt that the appearance of media such as television, Internet considerably shakes/affects the children’s personality formation. The violent images on television, in computer must take partly responsibility in the rapidly increase in adolescence crime.
As there goes a saying: “Who keeps company with the wolf will learn to howl”, the environment in which children frequently contact with violent images will affect negatively their behaviour. In fact, the puberty is the period in which children become more sensitive and more influenced than the others. By the way of watching many violent images and playing violent video games, the children will tend to imitate the actions that they have watched and then, crime is happened as the obvious consequence. To illustrate, in the recent period, the Vietnamese audience have towards their attention to the most grisly murder whose the culprit is Mr. Nguyen Duc Nghia, an intelligent and elegant student. He admitted that due to the stimulation of violent films, he killed your ex-girlfriend. In order to conceal his terrible crime, he had cut her head and her fingers, which avoiding the police’s identification. So, far from imitating intense images in the media, they contribute to build up a violent society in the next future, one in which the people treat with each other by punch and guns.
However, some people are wondering if it is fair when blaming totally on violent images which cause crime? The answer is negative. The rise in crime should be considered in the context of poverty and political unstable as well as the lack of good education environment. According the recent reports, the proportion of crime in poor countries and unstable countries is higher that in wealthy ones. Afganistan is typical example. The rate of juvenile delinquency in this country is 8%, more than 5 times in the US in 2007 and not stop to increase over three years up to 9% in 2010.
In conclusion, the increase of crime is big problem that all countries in the world must face up to. Clearly understanding about the reason of this situation is main key in the fight against the crime

Lương Thuỳ Linh - E45
Đề 9:
While the first bar graph illustrates the aim of studying depending on age of students, the second bar graph shows how much supports the employees receive from their employers by age group.
As can be seen from the first bar graph, there was an upward trend in the amount of students studying for career. In fact, the proportion of students under 26 years old studying for career is about 80%. Furthermore, this percentage decreased gradually by 10-20% in each decade. For example, the figures for the students between 40- 49 years old and for the students over 49 years old are just over 40% and just under 20% respectively.
Whereas, in contrast, there was a downward trend in the proportion of students aiming for interest. In fact, Only 10% of under 26 years – old students studying for interest, then this figure increased gradually in every decade until this for the students from 40 to 49 years old, afterwards, this amount rose dramatically for the over 49 years old students. The percentage of the 40-49 years old students was just over 40% , which is close to one half of the corresponding figure for the over 49 years old students.
As can be seen from the second bar graph, the majority of the employer support was for the students under 26 years old, this figure was about 63%. Afterwards, the figure dropped significantly to nearly a half and reached a low point for the students between 30 and 39 years old. Then, this figure rose steadily to about 45% for the over 49 years old students.
It is clear that the highest support of the employers is for the students under 26 years old, who are only focus on their careers.

Em là Thanh Giang- E45
The bar graph presented information of the quantity of mobile phones and landlines per 100 individuals in several chosen countries.
As could be seen from the graph, the mobile phones used by the European countries are more than the Land lines used by this group. In fact, the highest proportion of people used mobile phone was in Italy, accounted for 90 per 100 people, which was followed by Sweden, UK, Demark, German with 88, 85, 82,71 respectively. Furthermore, the European countries used more the mobile phone than the American countries did. Indeed, it was just under half of population in America using mobile phones, and the lowest proportion of the mobile phone used mobile phones was about 38 in Canada.
In contrast to the number of mobile phone used, the American countries preferred to use land lines. The land lines – mobile phones ratio in the American was quite high, about 65 in Canada and 68 in UK. Besides, it was higher than in the European, except for Demark. Indeed, Demark had the biggest figure of the Land Lines used, just under 90. In ad***ion, Italy had the other record for the smallest amount of the Land Lines used, and it was over 40 a bit.

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