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The charts below show the number of Japanese tourists travelling abroad between 1985 and 1995 and Australias share of the Japanese tourist market.


The graphs reveal data about the chage of the number of people travelling abroad and the Australia’s share of tourists market for Japanese tourists.
The bar chart represents the number of Japanese tourists go abroad for travelling climbs dramatically from 1985 to 1995. It is clear from the chart, that number is more than threefold, going from 5 millions in 1985 to nearly 11 millions in 1990, and reaching a peax at approximatelly 16 millions in 1995. Except for 1991, it can be seen that there is a slightly drop in the number of Japanese travellers.
The line graph, meanwhile, indicates the proportion of Australia’s share of tourist market coming from Japan between 1985 and 1995. From the graph we can see the increase in Australia’s share of Japan’s tourist market is significantly. Between 1985 and 1988, the Japanese tourists going to Australia rise remarkably from 2 millions to around 5 millions per share. They fall a little in 1989 and reach a peak at over 6 millions per share in 1993. During 2 years later, their number declines steadily with 6 millions Japanese coming to Australia.
In brief, despite the variation between the number of Japanese tourists in various countries, there is always more Japanese tourists wanting to go to Autralia.
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The charts below show the number of Japanese tourists travelling abroad between 1985 and 1995 and Australias share of the Japanese tourist market.


The graphs reveal data about the chage of the number of people travelling abroad and the Australia’s share of tourists market for Japanese tourists.
The bar chart represents the number of Japanese tourists go abroad for travelling climbs dramatically from 1985 to 1995. It is clear from the chart, that number is more than threefold, going from 5 millions in 1985 to nearly 11 millions in 1990, and reaching a peax at approximatelly 16 millions in 1995. Except for 1991, it can be seen that there is a slightly drop in the number of Japanese travellers.
The line graph, meanwhile, indicates the proportion of Australia’s share of tourist market coming from Japan between 1985 and 1995. From the graph we can see the increase in Australia’s share of Japan’s tourist market is significantly. Between 1985 and 1988, the Japanese tourists going to Australia rise remarkably from 2 millions to around 5 millions per share. They fall a little in 1989 and reach a peak at over 6 millions per share in 1993. During 2 years later, their number declines steadily with 6 millions Japanese coming to Australia.
In brief, despite the variation between the number of Japanese tourists in various countries, there is always more Japanese tourists wanting to go to Autralia.

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In many countries, an increase in crime has been blames on violent image on television and in computer and video games.
To what extend do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

The crime increasing causes a phenomenon in many countries by the last decennia. In my opinion, the image on television, computer and video games are one of many reasons. Firstly, young people are easily impressed by force emotions, strange illustrations. They watch, play and imitate all they received without distinguish the good or the bad, lack of knowledge and experiences of life. Secondly, these kinds of entertainment make people more aggressive and lost the self-control. In ad***ion, there are others reasons which are more fundamental including weaknesses of education system, open cultural environment in globalization… That’s the reason why young people haven’t enough knowledge to protect themselves; we can’t blame certainly the violent image on medias for the growth of crime.

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Nowaday,crime is increasing..Many people lamed on violent images on television,computer and games.I completely agree with this opinion.Because,television,computer,video games violent to the enourmous impact with psychology of people,it effects direct to the formation personality.It’s the “fuse” lit violence.Images on television,games…very attractive inviting young people to explore.Beside,increased availability of free information on the internet also makes it easy to mommit certain kinds of crime,website provider instructions on how to make boms,weapons,blood,poison…contents may encour the aggressive behavior and habits of using violence in real life.For example:Nguyen Viet Thanh used kill knife of his father by learning the images in video games(Vietnam.net).Therefore,we must know the selected games *****it yourselt.

Em thành lớp e48 nộp bài :
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As can be seen from the graphs, there was a strong defference from expen***ure on fast fóods by Income groups in UK in 1990. Hambergur was the highest food in high income group and average one but was only the second in low one. In the high income group, people spent money per week for hambergur more over twice than for fish and chips while there was no sharp disparity in other ones. Pizza seemed being spent at least. During 1970s, though having a slight reduction, Pizza was most popular. At the same time,hambergur was quite new so the number of its was less more 3times than of Pizza. Between 1970 and at the midle of 1980s, there had a steady incease in the figure of hambergur while the spending for Pizza felt down gently. And then to 1990, hambergur went up sharply. Fish and chips rose consetantly before the 1980s but grew dramatically from 1980 to 1990. In generally, there was a growth in the number of fast foods in UK for 20 years, from 1970 to 1990.

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The bar chart reveals information about the number of Japanese tourists travelling abroad between 1985 and 1995 while the line graph manifests the difference in the Australia ‘s share of Japan‘s tourist market in the period from 1985 to 1994.
Taking a quick glance from the chart, it can clearly seen that the number of Japanese going abroad soars steadily during the first six years. For instance, in 1985, this figure is 5 millons whereas it has more than doubled in 1990 with 11 millons. Nonetheless, there is a slight deterioration in 1991 with about 10.7 million people spending time to take a trip in another country. During the three years from 1992 to 1994, the number of people in Japan moves upward dramatically and it achieves over 15 millions in the last year.
The line graph, meanwhile, shows the fluctuation of Australia’s share of Japan’s tourist market between 1985 and 1994. In the period of the first 4 years, this share climbs sharply from 2% in 1985 to approximately 5% in 1988. Nevertheless, it goes to free-fall in 1989. After that, the percentage of Australia‘s share surges gradually in the four years later and it reaches a peak at over 6% in 1993. However, there is a little fall once again in 1994.
Generally speaking, this fact shows that more and more Japanese likes travelling abroad and Australia is a country being attractive to them.