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Em Hân _E45_Nhóm 2 (Đề7_Writing task 1)


The bar chart shows that there is a number of differences between the expen***ure people in four European countries used in six consumer goods.
Taking a quick glance from the chart it can be clearly seen that Britain always took the lead the amount spent on six cosumer goods. The largest amount was spent on photographic film with 172 thousand pounds sterling, which is followed by toys, CDs and perfumes with 168 thousand pounds sterling, 163 thousand pounds sterling and 160 thousand pounds sterling respectively. Lastly, the consumption of tennis racquets and personal stereos are approximately equal with 154 thousand pounds sterling. In ad***ion to these are also two goods items having the least consumption.
In contrast to British, Germans spent the least money for almost consumer goods. This amount fluctuated from 145 to 150 thousand pounds sterling. However, in two goods items: perfumes and tennis racquets, the expen***ure in Germany is slightly higher than that one in France. Turning to the last goods item: personal stereos, the expen***ure in Germany and in France is approximately equal and is 148 thousand pounds sterling.
Finally, as can be seen, France and Italy were two countries having the average consumption. The amount used in photographic film and CDs in France with 166 thousand pounds sterling and 157 thousand pounds sterling respectly is higher than that ones in Italy with 158 thousand pounds sterling and 152 thousand pounds sterling respectly. Likewise, the amount spent on toys in both this countries is equal and is 158 thousand pounds sterling. Nevertheless, in the last three goods items: perfumes, tennis racquets and personal stereos, the expen***ure in France is less than that ones in Italy.
Overall, in six cosumer goods, the expenture in four European countries has obvious differences.

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The bar charts illustrates the information about six merchandises used in Britian, France, Germany and Italy.
In all case, Britian spent the largest amount of merchandises. Exspecially, about 172 thousand pounds were spent on photographic film passing far over other countries. It also made the highest sterling in all stuffs mentioned. In contrast, Germany is the lowest rate of consumer goods market. It can be seen clearly in case of photographic film, when German spent less than a half of Britian. Germany expended rather than other countries, France only in the cases of tennis racquets and perfumes. Meanwhile, the figures for France and Italy maintained middle positions. They came close to Britain in CDs and tennis racquets markets. Besides, they shared the same amount of moneys spent on toy. France consumed more than Italy on CDs and photographic film and less on tennis rackets, which was the worst amount of four.
In brief, the data given from the bar charts show that there were some significant in expending habits in Britian, France, Germany and Italy.

Em Mạnh E45
Nhóm 3 Đề 8
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As can be seen from the bar graph, there was a significant preference in the number of Mobile Phones in most European countries. Italia witnessed the biggest number of mobile phone users, with 90 phones per 100 people. Closely followed by Sweden, UK, Denmark figures were 88, 85, 83 users respectively. Germany consumed the least volume of Cell Phones users with 72 people. Different from others European countries, Denmark had more landlines with the largest number is 88 per 100 people. This figure in Italia is only half as the number of mobile phone, with about 45 phones per hundred people.
Being contrast with European, in North American countries, the number of landlines is higher than that’s mobile phones. While there were over 60 land lines per 100 peoples in both countries, Canada has only fewer than 40 phones per 100 people, this figure in US is 48.
In conclusion, it seems that mobile phone use is higher in Europe than in North America.

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[FONT=&quot]I agree that in many countries, an increase in crimes have been blamed on violent images on televion, in computer and video games. First of all, there are a lot of pictures in comic books as well as scenes on TV programs, in games which contents are not under the control. In fact, according to a recent report from the Ministry of Communication and Telecomunication in Vietnam, 80% of the most attactive games are related to guns, muders, fightings such as Half life, Boom or God of War without the management of competent authorities… People of all ages have passion on those games, expecially teenager from 13 to 19 years old and they often imitate what they saw in computers. For example, Nghiem Viet Thanh (18 years old), who usually play violent games and watch thrilling film on the TV, killed his father, cut his body and threw into Sat river. He said that it was normal because he did the same as a detective film he liked. The second, the development of technology has created many interesting digital films talking about the heros that killed other people to gain the victory or thriller movies with a number of chasing and shooting, which have bad effect on childen. For instance, a famous film about Napoleon has many battlefield images that praised the victory of him, so many murderers have admited that they wanted to be a admired superman like Napoleon. *****m up, violent films, pictures and games are one of the serious reasons causing the crimes.[/FONT]

Em Đức Anh - E45 - Nhóm 5 - Đề 10


The bar chart indicates that the number of Japanese foreign travel tourists ( Or / Japanese tourists travelling abroad ) between 1985 and 1995 and the second line graph illustrated the percentage of these tourists who visited Australia during the period from 1985 to 1994.
At the first chart, the number of Japanese tourists travelling abroad increased by more than 200% from just under 5 million to over 15 million. Looking at the charts in more detail we can see that the number of tourists travelling abroad rose steadily during this period, and only fell slightly once, between 1990 and 1991.
It is clear from the line graph, the percentage of these who visited Australia gone up from 2% in 1985 to 6% in 1994. This means that the number of Japanese tourists visiting Australia increased dramatically, by more than 600%. During the period, Australia’s share of Japan’s tourist market also rose steadily, but fell on two occasions, between 1988 and 1989. when it fell sharply from approximately 4.9% to 4.2%, and between 1993 and 1994, when it plummet by a small amount, from approximately 6.1% to 6%.

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The bar chart presents information about the differences of the amount of money spent on six consumer products in four countries in European. The graph shows that, Britain has spent a lot of money to buy choosed things, especially is photographic film, about 172000 pounds sterling, as shown in this figure. On the other hand, the expense for all things in orther countries are rise and fall erratically. The amount of money spent to photographic film, toys and CDs of Germany is lowest, France and Italy correspondingly are in the order of second and third. For the perfumes, tennis racquets and personal stereos, the total money which paying in Italy is higher than that of France and Germany. The volume of money spent on perfumes and tennis racquets of France are lower than those of Germany. Meanwhile, the sum of money for buying personal stereos of France is same with that of Germany, about 148000 pounds sterling.
There can be no doubt that, this bar graph illustrates the variation of the total of money which spent on six consumer products in selected countries.

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The bar charts presents the information about six merchandises used in Britian, France, Germany and Italy. All statistics can be categorized two groups with fluctuation for items such as Personal stereos, Tennis racquets and perfumes and surging for the rest of items
According to the items which were fluctuation, perfumes which fluctuated distinctly, reaching a peak at 160, and bottoming out at nearly 150. CDs accrued gently between these four countries. Italy and France both had 158 for the item of Toys. Within a comparatively big range of nearly 25 in Photographic film.
Overall, to contrast Germany’s spent for each item with other countries. It almost remained stable at approximately 145. What’s worth mentioning is that people paid more attention for Photographic film comparative

em Diêm Thuỳ Dương lớp E45 nộp bài ah ( đề 9,writing task 1)

The first bar chart provides information about the main purpose of study among students in terms of age groups , while the second bar chart reveals the information about the employer support for their employees according to age.
As can be seen from the bar chart 1, the most striking feature is that two key reason for study, including for job and for interest hobby follows in the opposite trend with ages. The older students are, the less propotion of them study for career, and the more percentage of them study due to their hobby. For example, the biggest proportion of people choose to study because of their job is one younger than 26 years old with 80%, and the smallest percentage is on over 49-year age group with nearly 20%. By contrast, the lowest rate of students studying due to their interest is hold by people that are under 26 years old with only 10%, and the largest rate of that is 70% students in early fifties. It’s such a big contrast.
The bar chart 2, meanwhile, represent the differences of assist from employers like giving time off or helping with fees for employees in study by age group. There is maximum for under 26 years old people with approximately 65%. It, then, drops rapidly and hit a low of about 32% for students in thirties. This rate increases slightly in age group of 40-49 years old and jump up to 45% for people older than 49 years old.
Generally speaking, there are some noticeable differences in reason why students at different age choose to study and in the amount of support they get from their employers.