IELTS WRITING LS) @ (ACADEMIC) ACTUAL TESTS WITH SAMPLE ANSWERS MAY - AUGUST 2021 WoBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS PREFACE “IELTS Academie Writing Recent Actual Tests (Task 1) in 2021 & Sample Answers" provides both IELTS leamers and trainers with an extensive collection of writing task one topics. It covers a rich variety of subjects needed to master this most challenging part of the IELTS writing test. In other words, it provides IELTS trainers with up-to-date, and authentic IELTS writing part one charts, maps or diagrams with sample answers. By reading Band 8.0+ Sample Answers with advanced topic-related vocabulary in this amazing IELTS Writing eBook, you are 100% guaranteed to improve IELTS writing skills and boost your IELTS score to Band 7.0 or higher. 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Vertical Bar Chart. | Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 Recent Actual tests (May — August 2021) questions & answers 01. Maps ‘Two maps show the change of a coastal town, called Pentland, from 1950 to 2007. sea > yacht marina - e& & & mee soarinecte « car Roads park Roads v & grassland nome ARABR The given map displays the changes of the past S7years in Coastal Town which is also known as the Pentland. By comparing the 1950 and 2007 maps of Pentland certain developments are noteworthy. It can be observed that a lot of people moved to Coastal Town by 2007 as the infrastructure and facilities became accessible for them in Pentland. Overall the main structure of the town with one main road with two bisecting roads remained similar. Whereas, the industrial area of 1950 located in the northwest region of the map was replaced with a park, swimming pool, multi-storey car parking and some shops in 2007. The car park on the east side of the road was removed and towards the right side of the eastern road, ‘many new apartments and shops were constructed. Towards the southeast side of the Pentland was mainly the grassland in 1950, but with time many houses were built in that corner. Rest of the grassland area of the southwest corner of Pentland was converted into a cinema. Also the sea was developed into Yacht Marina covered by a half-circled road. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 02. Bar Chart ‘The chart shows the water levels of 6 cities in Australia {Darwin (1), Sydney (2), Melbourne (3), Brisbane (4), Perth (5) and Canberra (6)} in October 2009 and October 2010. Water levels in reservoirs (% of maximum) a 2 3 ‘ s 6 moc-o9 moct10 % 8 sessessses Sample answer: The bar graph illustrates the water storage capacity of 6 cities in Australia from October 2009 to October 2010. By comparing the given data, it can be observed that Brisbane's water storage capacity did not change. At the same time, the water storage capacity in Sydney increased by 7% approximately in October 2010. A significant rise in storage capacity can also be observed in Melbourne, Perth by 10% and 20% respectively. Canberra city records the highest level of water storage increase with 22%. Although most of the towns expanded their water storage capacity, Darmin showed a decline in water storage capacity. By 8% decrease, Darwin became the only city with the lowest water storage capacity out of the other 5 cities Overall, one of the cities remained constant in storage capacity and the other witnessed a dip. The remaining 4 cities were able to store more water. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 03. Table and a Bar Chart ‘Two charts show the use of broadband connections in several developed countries. South Korea +20 se 2512 USA +170 Germany } $516 Germany +80 switzeriana ft 73? 10.89 Switzerland +120 eee Tse 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 Britain +230 connections per 1000 people Sample Answer: The table and the bar graph illustrate the usage of broadband connection in several developed countries such as South Korea, USA, Germany, Switzerland and Britain. In terms of broadband connection, the use of the internet was highest in the USA and South Korea. Also, the change in consumption of broadband was highest in Britain as compared to any other developed country. In South Korea, the consumption increased by about 13.4% with 20 plus connections. Britain showed 10.8% of growth with 230 plus connections, which is the highest number of connections witnessed by any developed country. Similarly, the use of broadband connection increased in the USA from 9.3% and reached 25.1% with 170 plus connections. Whereas, the use of broadband connections in Germany and Switzerland only increased to 5.6% with 80 plus connections, and 7.9% with 120 plus connections respectively. Regardless of the change, the consumption of broadband significantly increased in all the developed countries. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 04, Table The table shows the cost of water in 5 cities in Australia. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant. city Usage change per kiloliter | Usage change per kiloliter Average bill per household (up to 125 KL) (over 125 KL) Adelaide | $0.42 $1.00 | $312 Brisbane | $0.81 $0.84 | ‘$310 Melbourne | $0.78 | $0.78 | $253 Perth | $0.42 | $1.50 $332 Sydney | $0.98 I $0.98 | $319 Sample Answer: The given table illustrates the cost of water in 5 cities in Australia, Broadly the water charges in kiloliters were divided into two categories, usage charges up to 125 kiloliters and usage charges over 125 kiloliters, on this basis, the average bill per household was calculated. Itcan be easily observed that the average bill per household in Perth was the highest at $332 and the average bill per houschold in Melbourne was the lowest at $253. The average household bill of Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney was significantly less than Perth’s average bill but higher than Melbourne, The cost of water up to 125 KL in Perth and Adelaide was $0.42. The charges of water up to 125 KL in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney are relatively higher. If water consumption goes beyond 125 KL, Sydney and Melbourne are not affected as the charges remain the same for water consumption in these two countries. Whereas when Brisbane increased its water consumption over 125 KL, it was only affected by the $3 difference amount, Adelaide and Perth were charged extra because their water consumption increased beyond 125 KL. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 05. Pie Charts The three pie charts show the production, consumption of coffee and where the profit goes around the world. Consumption Production Profit Distribution Europes America ws South Africa w Indonesia = Delivery «Retailers slapan aRestoftheworld —wlapan——_ Vietnam s Exporters Producers Sample Answer: The pie charts provide information about the worldwide consumption, production, and profit distribution of various sectors related to the coffee business. All in all, Europeans are heavy consumers of coffee, followed by Americans. In contrast, South Africans are the largest coffee producers, with 44% of their contribution to the coffe industry. Notably, the companies that deliver coffee enjoy the most profit compared to the other business in this industry. Based on these pie charts, coffee consumption in Europe is 41%, which is the highest in the world. Whereas the rest of the world consumes 12% coffee and Japanese coffee consumption is minimal at 8%. It can be because the consumption of tea is significantly higher than coffee in Japan. But in the production sector, Japan contributes 18% of coffee production, and the contribution made by Indonesia and Vietnam is 22% and 16%, respectively. Whereas, South Africa's contribution is highest with 44%. Finally, the profit from the coffee industry is enjoyed most by the delivery sector with 51%, While exporters only make 10% of the profit from the coffee industry. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 06. Bar Chart A bar chart shows the proportion of renewable energy in the total energy of three periods in four countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. The graph below shows the proportion of renewable energy ofthe total supply in 2000, 2004 and 2007. renewable energy of the total supply Sample Answer: The given bar graph illustrates the amount of renewable energy in the total supply in 2000, 2004 and 2007 for Australia, Germany, Norway and Iceland. The following details can be observed from the given bar graph. Norway has the highest percentage of renewable energy in all the three given periods, followed by Iceland, whereas Australia has the lowest percentage. In 2000, Norway had the highest renewable energy with 62% followed by Iceland with only 10% less renewable energy. Whereas, Australia and Germany had only 10% and 12% renewable energy. Following a similar trend in 2004, Norway rose to 4% of renewable energy than previous year and Germany had a 5% increase and Australia had a 2% increase respectively. Interestingly Iceland had a 7% inerease in renewable energy which was the highest in 2004 of any country in the given graph. Moreover, in 2007 Norway saw a significant increase with 78% and Germany increased to 17%, But Iceland and Australia saw a decline in renewable energy with 55% and 9% respectively. Hence, Norway had the highest percentage of renewable energy whereas Australia had the lowest percentage. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 07. Bar Chart The chart below gives some information about the growth of the urban population in certain parts of the world (including the prediction of the future). Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Population of towns and cities - percentage of total 0 wot n+ he } 7 1950 z 2000 A ol 2030 » » = 10 = = =I ° - ‘Whole world Altica ‘Asia Latin America / Caribbean Sample Answer: The bar graph illustrates the information about the inerease in the urban population in Asia, Africa, Latin America/Caribbean and the whole world in 1950, 2000 respectively. It provides predictions about the year 2030 as well. In this graph, a steady increase in the growth of urban population can be observed in the given parts of the world and it is expected to grow further in the future. Moreover, In 1950 it can be seen that Latin America and Caribbean had the highest urban population at 42% of the total population followed by the whole world at 30% of the total population. Whereas Africa and Asia had very less urban population at 12% and 15% respectively. By 2000, the urban population of Latin America increased more by reaching 70% of the total population. Similarly, a steady growth can also be seen in Africa and Asia with both witnessed 26% and 23% increase. Also, the whole world had noticed an 18% increase in its urban population as well. However, the urban population is expected to rise further by 2030. Almost 80% of the population of Latin America and Caribbean is expected to be urban. Similarly, Asia is also expected to see a rise in its population by 18%, Africa is expected to see a rise by 14% and lastly, urban population in the whole world is also expected to increase by 12%. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 08. Bar Chart The chart below shows the expenditure on three categories among different age groups of UK citizens in 2004, Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Citizens’ expenditure in the UK WFood and drink Restaurant and Hotel Entertainment Under30 3145 46-60 61-75 76+ Percentage of total spending Sample Answer: The bar chart indicates the expenditure of different age groups of UK citizens under three different categories in 2004. In general with growing age, the demand for food and drink has increased significantly and the need for going to restaurants and hotels has decreased, It can be observed from the graph that the spending priorities of individuals changed with age The individuals under 30 age group liked to spend their money more on restaurants and hotels, which is almost 13% of their spending. This is in contrast to the ones between 61 to 75 years of age, as the individuals in this category were least interested in spending money on restaurants and hotels which was almost 2% of their spending. However, their spending on food, drink and restaurants and hotels were relatively higher. Likewise, the individuals in the 76+ age group were more interested in spending money on food and drink which is approximately 22%, but least interested in spending money on entertainment or restaurants and hotels which is 7% and 12% respectively. Lastly, the spending habit of individuals between the 31 to 45 year age group in all three categories was almost similar to the individuals of 46 to 60 year age group. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 09. Bar Chart The chart below shows the value of one country’s exports in various categories during 2015 and 2016. The table shows the percentage change in each category of exports in 2016 compared with 2015. Export Earnings (2015-2016) 2015 2016 70 60 50 g 4 3 * 20 10 o Petroleum Engineered Gems and Agricultural Textiles products goods jewellery products Product Category Sample Answer: The bar graph shows the export earnings of a country under various categories between 2015 and 2016. Overall, it can be observed from the bar graph that engineered goods and petroleum products are the highest exported articles in both the years, In 2015, the export of petroleum products was highest at 62 billion dollars. But in 2016 the export of petroleum products increased only by 3% taking the value to 65 billion dollars. Whereas the export earnings of engineered goods were slightly less, as it was 57 billion dollars in 2015, which is 5% less than the export of petroleum products. But it significantly rose by 6% taking the value to 63 billion dollars of export in 2016. Apart from that, it can be seen that there was a slight decline in gems and jewellery exports, as the value reduced to around 40 bi dollars. Other than that, agricultural products and textiles saw growth in the values. Both categories saw 3% and 9% growth respectively. Finally, export earnings of gems and jewellery, agricultural products and textiles were significantly less than petroleum products and engineered goods in both the years consecutively. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 10. Pie Chart The pie charts below show units of electricity production by fuel source in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Te ple chars eho shew et of sly poconly fot waren | Australia and France in 1980 and 2000, Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant Write 150 words Units of electricity by fue source in Australia { A — Sample Answer: The pie charts illustrate the information about the volume of electricity produced by using five varieties of fuels in 1980 and 2000 by Australia and France. In 1980, Australia produced 100 units of electricity out of which coal was the main fuel from which electricity was produced as coal produced 50 units out of 100 whereas, 20 units was produced from hydropower and natural gas. And oil was only able to produce 10 units of electricity. Meanwhile, France was able to produce only 90 units of electricity and the electricity produced by all the fuel sources were almost equal except natural gas. For instance, oil was able to produce 20 units, nuclear power was able to produce 20 units, and both coal and Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS hydropower were able to produce 25 units each. Natural gas was able to produce only 5 units of electricity. In 2000, Australia was able to produce 170 units of electricity, which was 70 units of more electricity as compared to 1980. In this year coal was able to produce 130 units and 36 units were produced by hydropower. Whereas, France was able to produce 180 units of electricity out of which nuclear power was able to produce 126 units and both oil and coal were able to produce 25 units each. All in all, Australia was highly dependent on coal to generate electricity for both the years. Whereas France became more dependent on nuclear power to produce electricity with time. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 1. Bar Chart The chart shows the results of a survey conducted in the UK in three different years regarding the level of interest in 6 particular sports. FOOTBALL TENNIS Mii1995 SWIMMING liz000 2005 VOLLEYBALL RUGBY GOLF 10 20 30 40 who expressed interest Sample Answer: The given bar graph shows the percentage of UK people who showed interest in 6 different sports from 1995 to 2000. Overall, football came out to be the most popular sport followed by rugby. Whereas, people showed the least interest in golf. The sport that people showed the most interest in is football, as in 1995 almost 40% of people showed interest. This number increased to 48% in 2000 but dropped to 45% in 2005. After that, almost 35% of the people showed interest in rugby in 1993. By 2000 this number increased to 36% and 37% by 2003. Whereas, golf remained the least popular sports amongst UK people overall. As in 1995 16% of people showed interest and by 2005 this number increased to 19%. The sports where people showed almost similar interest are swimming, volleyball and tennis But with time the interest of people increased towards swimming and volleyball and lost Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSsiiar Ae|6ueg sirar Ae|Gueg sitar Aejbueg sitar Ae|6uea siqar AejGueg Siar Ae|bueg interest in tennis. As in 1995, 35% of people showed an interest in tennis but by 2005 this number reduced to 29%, silar Ae_bueg sitar Ae_bueg sitar Ae_bueg sitar Ae_bueg sitar Ae|Gueg sitar Ae bueg Powered by JasBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 12. Line Graph and Bar Chart The number of new graduates and their employment in the UK from 1992 to 2002. Sample Answer: The line graph and bar graph depict the number of new graduates and their employment status between 1992 to 2002. Overall, that chart depicts that a lot of students graduated in 1997 as compared to 1992, but this number reduced by 2002. Moreover, these fresh graduates showed more interest in professional jobs as compared to the other. In the line graph, 165 thousand students graduated from college in 1992. By 1997 this number increased to 195 thousand. But in 2002 there was a sharp decline in the number of graduates, as the number was reduced to 180 thousand. In the bar graph, the professional job category remained high in demand by these graduates in all the three years. But by 2002 the demand in this category reduced by 10%. In contrast clerical and seerctarial jobs saw a steady increase. In 1992, only 9% of graduates showed interest in this field but this number increased to 20% by 2002. While in the managerial and administrative field and other field graduates showed almost similar interest in 2002 as they showed in 1992 and 1997. Although no graduates showed interest in the sales field in1992, this figure went up by 10% in 2002. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 13. Bar Chart The bar chart shows active participation rates in top ten sports in 1998 and 2005. Active participation rates in sports in Canada e (in percentage) a1998 2005 7 y y Ga ZA Ma Y ay Ya A Ga wy wy wa AY ZA AY SS G Y Y Y Y Y Y Y XG SSS mil Fene 4 Yo f % % POOPY Sample Answer: The bar chart provides details about active participation rates in ten different sports in Canada between 1998 and 2005 In general, golf was the most popular sport amongst Canadians and tennis was the least popular sport in both years. In 1998, nearly 25% of people participated in golf followed by ice hockey and basketball with 18% and 17% participating in the respective sports. Swimming was the next popular sport with almost 13% participation. ‘The rest of the sports such as tennis, cycling, alpine skiing, volleyball, basketball and soccer showed almost similar participation running between 7% to M%, But these figures changed by 2005. The participation in golf and ice hockey reduced by 3% and 2% respectively. Whereas there was a serious decline in baseball participation and it Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSsiiar Ae|6ueg sirar Ae|Gueg sitar Aejbueg sitar Ae|6uea siqar AejGueg Siar Ae|bueg reduced by 10%. Soccer was the only sport which saw a 2% rise in participation. Rest of the sports saw less participation in 2005, silar Ae_bueg sitar Ae_bueg sitar Ae_bueg sitar Ae_bueg sitar Ae|Gueg sitar Ae bueg Powered by JasBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 14, Pie Charts The chart below shows the proportion of energy produced from different sources in a country between 1985 and 2003. Other 1985 Other 2003 renewabl renewabl e e resources. resources. *% ST oil 52% Nuclear /Mydrogen _ 1% 4% Sample Answer: The given pie charts provide information about the energy produced by a country using 6 different sources from 1985 to 2003. In general, the main source from which the energy was produced was oil with 52% contribution in 1985. Likewise, in 2003 oil contributed 39% in energy production. But compared to 1985 the reliability of oil to produce energy decreased by 13%, Whereas, the reliability of natural gas to produce energy increased from 13% to 23% by 2003 Similarly, reliability of other renewable resources and coal increased from 1% to 4% and 8% to 13% respectively. On the other hand, reliability to produce energy on nuclear was 22% in 1985 which reduced to 17% by 2003. While the reliability on most of the resources fluctuated, the reliability on hydrogen remained constant at 4%. Overall from 1985 to 2003 oil remained the main source of energy production and other renewable resources remained the least. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 15. Table and Pie Chart The table and pie chart show the number of research students in Australian universities in 2001 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Local research International Years Total students research students 33657 S192 33.049 2010 yo.488 14593 sos: 2001 2010 1 Local research students @ international Research students male a temale = male Btemale ‘Sample Answer: The table and the pie charts show the local and international research students in Australian universities between 2001 to 2010. In general, the strength of local research students in Australian universities remained higher than the international research students in both the years and with time the strength of both local and international students increased in universities. According to the table, the strength of local research students in 2001 was 33,657 whereas the strength of international research students was only 5,192. On the other hand, the strength of both international and local research students increased to 39,488 and 14,593 in 2010. Overall by 2010, 15,232 research students took admission in colleges. The given pie charts provide an estimate of local students and international research students. The ratio of local students was 87% and international students was 13% in 2001. Whereas, this ratio changed by 2010 as the strength of international students increased to 27% and local Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS students’ strength reduced to 73%. Moreover, the pie charts are further divided into male and female categories and provide information about the amount of local and international research students based on gender. The percentage of international research students increased from 9% male and 4% female to 12% male and 15% female respectively. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 16. Maps The civie centre will be planned to change. There are two maps: one is the existing and the other is the plan for new. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and compare the two maps. Sample Answer: The two maps illustrate the changes that need to be made in the civic centre. The first map shows the present status of the civic centre and the second map shows the suggested changes that need to be implemented. In general, the overall structure of the civic centre will remain the same with few alterations suggested in the second map. According to the second map, the car parking in the upper left comer will be demolished and a theatre will be built in its place. The car parking space in the upper right corner will be converted into a hotel and restaurant. The library will be removed and the exhil move from the lower-left comer to the lower right corner. The council office will be shifted from the lower central area to the lower-left corner and in place of the old couneil office, open park and underground parking will be constructed. Lastly, most of the area in the civic centre undergo modification except the concert hall and shopping centre, Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 17. Process Diagram ‘The diagram below shows how instant noodles are manufactured. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Manufacturing instant noodles @ Sample Answer: The diagram above provides the eight stages of manufacturing instant noodles. The process of making instant noodles starts from storage silos where the flour is stored and moved to a mixing machine where the flour is mixed with water and oil. In this step, the thick dough is created so that when the dough passes through various processing, rollers are taken out as thin sheets. Further, these dough sheets are cut into strips. In the fifth stage of manufacturing, these stripes are formed into noodle discs. These noodle dises are cooked in oil and then dried in the sixth step. These dried noodles are then moved to cups where vegetables and spices are added. The last stage is to apply labels and seal the boxes mechanically. Finally, when these boxes are packed, they are moved to containers from which it will reach the stores where it needs to be sold. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 18. Table The table below shows the result of surveys in 2005, 2010 and 2015 about McGi University. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Sample Answer: The table illustrates the percentage of students who gave good ratings for different sectors of McGill university in 2003, 2010 and 2015 respectively. Overall, the percentage of good ratings for the university improved with time. Rating in the student services sector improved significantly and rating in the range of modules offered by university declined with time, According to the survey, students who gave a good rating to the teaching quality of university in 2005 were less satisfied by it in 2010 and gave less rating. Whereas it increased to 78%by 2015. The rating for library resources was only 86% in 2005. It increased to 88% in 2010 but, decreased by 1% in 2015. Students were initially not very happy with student services and it was 54% in 2005. But by 2015, it significantly rose to 95% as students became increasingly happy with this service. Whereas, the range of modules offered by the university which was rated 39% initially dropped % in 2010 and further dropped to 25% in 2015. Lastly, the rating for sports and social ilities remained constant. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 19. Line Graph The graph below shows the number of tourists visiting a particular Caribbean island between 2010 and 2017. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Number of tourists visiting a Caribbean island (2010-2017) \ | Mitions of vi \ + ' \ , 1 I q , Sample Answer: The given line graph shows the number of tourists who visited the Caribbean island from 2010 to 2017. In general, the total number of tourists in the Caribbean island increased from 1 million to 3.5 million by 2017. As per the given information in the graph, tourists who visited Caribbean island liked to stay on the island until 2015. This number decreased to 1.2 million in 2016 but rose to 1.5 million in 2017. Tourists who stayed on cruise ships were only 0.3 million in 2010. Although the figures improved by 2011 to 0.5 million it took a dip in 2012 and reached 0.3 million in 2013. After that, there was a steady increase in tourists on cruise ships and it increased to 2 million by 2017. Tourists who initially liked it more on the island moved to cruise ships by 2017. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 20. Line Graph A chart shows the changes in the total population of England and Wales from 1700 to 2000 and changes in birth and death rates. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. pulation size Population size (in milion This line graph illustrates the birth rate, death rate, and total population of England and Wales for a period of 300 years, from 1700 to 2000, Overall, the population of England and Wales showed an upward trend after 1800, while birth and death rate followed an oscillating trend. By observing the graph, from 1700 to 1750, an increase can be observed in both birth and death rate, with the birth rate rising from 30 to 40 per 1000 people and death rate rising from 26 to 37 per 1000 people. In contrast, both birth and death rate remained stable from 1750 to 1800. From 1800 onwards, a sharp decline can be observed with both the rates reaching approximately 20 to 23 per 1000 people until 1950. The death rate remained stable from 1950 to 2000,but the birth rate dramatically increased. Furthermore, the population of England and Wales was only 2 million in 1700, which surged to 10 million by 1750. The following 50 years showed a severe decline and reached 5 million. However, rapid growth can be observed from 1800 onwards, surpassing 50 million until 2000. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 21. Pie Charts ‘Two pie charts show a comparison of the proportion of people with different degrees (first degree, master) and professions (Arts, science) who worked in an engineering company in 1980 and 2008. 1980 First degree Arts 25% Masters Arts 12% PRD Arts | First degree 19% First degree Arts 2008 11% Masters Arts 13% PRD Science PhD Arts 30% 7% First degree Masters Science 10% Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Sample answer: ‘The two pie eharts illustrate the various degrees held by graduates in an Engineering company percentage-wise in 1980 and 2008, Overall, in the beginning, first degree Arts and Masters Science were very popular, whereas PhD degrees were not preferred by many. In comparison, PhD degrees gained popularity after nearly three decades, and First-degree Arts and Science lost their significance. Nearly a quarter of the graduates had opted for First degree Arts in 1980 but there was a sharp decline in 2008 with only 11% of the graduates going for it. First degree Science was held by 19% of the graduates in 1980 with a moderate fall in 2008 with only 10% going for it. Masters in Arts and Science remained constant in both periods. There was a significant increase in the number of PhD degree holders in Arts from 2% in 1958 to 7% in 2008. PhD degree in Science experienced dramatic growth from 13% in 1980 to 30% in 2008. To summarize, the most marked changes are in the First-degree Arts and Science and the PhD degrees for Arts and Science. The former experienced a decline while the latter grew more popular in 2008 Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 22. Line Graph The line chart shows the retailing price of black and white TV, the retailing price of Colour TV, and the average monthly salary of retailers in the Japanese market from 1953 to 1973, respectively. Sample answer: The line graph refleets the retail prices of black and white TV, color TV and the average monthly salary of Japanese people over a period of 20 years. In the initial stages, salaries were considerably lower than the retail prices of black and white and color TVs. But after nearly two decades, the salaries rose dramatically with a sharp decrease in the prices of televisions. In the beginning, the average salary of Japanese people was approximately 20,000 yen. Then there was a gradual inerease in the salary rising to almost 80,000 yen after a decade. From 1963 there was a steep rise in the salary reaching 200,000 yen in 1973, which is nearly a tenfold increase from 1953. From the graph, it is evident that black and white TVs existed from the beginning and color TVs were introduced only in 1958. During the early stages, black and white TVs were priced Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS heavily at nearly 170,000 yen. Color TVs were also presented at almost the same cost. But there was a gradual decrease in the retail prices of both the TVs. The retail prices of black and white ty fell rapidly to 40,000 yen, and the color TV price reached 90,000 yen in 1973. In summary, there was a dramatic increase in the salaries of Japanese people while the retail prices of both types of TVs experienced a rapid decline. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 23. Table The tables below show the questionnaire about the o| general public for the new theater in one town in 2012. 4, Production qual Excellent Satisfactory Poor Club members | 70% 1T% 13% General public | 67% 18% 15% 2. Information about the plays/performances to the public Excellent Satisfactory Poor Club members | 72% 23% 5% General public | 88% 10% 2% 3. Facilities in the theatre Excellent Satisfactory Poor Club members | 75% General public [55% 19% 26% Sample answer The three tables give the feedback given by the club members and the general public regarding a new theatre in town in 2012. It is apparent from the table that there was considerable in how both of them responded, except in one case where they gave low ratings for the facilities in the theatre. ‘On examining the ratings given on the theatre's production quality, 70% of the club members and 67% of the general public declared it excellent, A small minority (17% and 18% ) from both groups rated it satisfactory, and an equally minor proportion of them (13% and 15%) rated the production quality to be poor. When questioned on information about plays/performances to the public, a significant majority (72% and 88%) from both the groups rated it excellent, 23% and 10% respectively rated it satisfactory, and an insignificant minority (5% and 2%) from both the groups gave poor ratings. ‘On observing the ratings given for the theatre facilities, three-quarters of the club members rated them as excellent, whereas only 55% of the general public found it to be so. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 23% and 19% respectively from both the groups rated it to be satisfactory. There was a huge variation among the groups, which gave low ratings for the facilities. 26% of the club members rated the facilities to be poor as against 2% of the general public who gave the same rating. Overall, itis clear that a considerable number from both the groups found the new theatre to be excellent. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 24, Table and Horizontal Bar Chart The table and chart below show the time spent at leisure and household activities in Britain. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Teisure activities (Average | Men Women minutes per day) TV, video, radio a7 Te Reading 1 19 ‘Sport 15 1 Household activities (Average minutes per day) a a sen ~— omen thes westing sndvoning lates Sample answer: The table and the bar chart compare the amount of time men and women spend on household chores and leisure activities. Closer inspection of the table and the bar chart shows that women spend more time on houschold activities than men except for repair work. But both spend an almost equal amount of time on leisure activities. In terms of household work like cooking and washing, women spend approximately 75 minutes, which is more than an hour per day and nearly double the time that men spend on it. Washing and ironing clothes consume 30 minutes per day for women, which is roughly twofold the time that men spend on the same activity. There is almost an insignificant difference between men and women at the time that they spend on shopping. Women s nearly 35 minutes per day shopping while men spend approximately 25 minutes on the same. end Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Interestingly, men spend almost 19 minutes per day on repair work, which is nearly double the time that women spend on it. In terms of leisure activities, both of them spend nearly the same amount of time. Both spend almost 2 hours per day watching TV, video and listening to the radio, Both of them spend approximately 20 minutes per day reading books and nearly a quarter of an hour on sports. There are no huge differences, but men spend a bit more time on sports and watching TV. In summary, women spend more time on houschold chores than men, but both spend a nearly equal amount of time on leisure activities Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 25. Line Graph Please find the question below: The groph below shows the percentage of people in different age groups in one city who attended music concerts between 2010 and 2015. 80 70 60 50 — 16-24 40 —25-44 —45-54 30 — 55-64 ee 10 —————— 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Sample answer: The line graph depiets different age groups who went to music concerts percentage-wise between 2010 and 2015. Overall, there was a growing trend among all age groups except for the age group 55-64, which featured a reverse trend. Initially, the age group 45-34 stood first, with nearly 52% of them attending music concerts. But there was a dip to 40% in 201, after which the percentage steadily increased to nearly the same as 2010 in 2015. The age group 16-24, which started at 40%, showed a rapidly increasing trend skyrocketing to 70% in 2015. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS The age group 25-44 started at 40% but dipped to 30% in 2013, after which the percentage steadily increased and reached around 48% in 2015. The age group 55-64 began with a bit more than 20%, peaked 30% in 2013, and then followed a downward course that hit almost 20% in 2015. The age group above 75 started with 10%, reached their peak of 20% in 2011, dipped to 10% in 2013, and increased steadily upwards, hitting 20% again in 2015. From the graph, it is clear that young people aged between 16 - 24 showed great interest in attending music concerts. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 26. Table The table below gives information about the employment rates and the average annual salaries of new graduates in an Australian University in 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main points and make comparisons where relevant. ‘Areas of study Fmployment rate ‘Average annual salaries Thealth 3 $42,000 Taw $59,000 Engineering and TT $59,000 Business $52,000 ‘Arts and Social Sdence $50,000- Science $39,000. Sample answer The table features the employment rates and average annual salaries of new graduates in an Austrian university in 2009. An inspection of the data in the table reveals that the science sector was poorly paid, whereas Law, Engineering, and IT sectors were highly paid, From the table, itis evident that the employment rate and the average annual salary of Science graduates were the lowest. Only 62% were employed and received a low average annual salary of $39,000. The health sector was far better and recorded the maximum employment rate. 93% of graduates were employed. Surprisingly, their average annual salary was pretty low. They were paid only $42,000 annually. Law, Engineering, and IT sectors were promising and recorded the highest annual salary of $59,000. But their employment rates were lower than that of the health sector. It was only 87%. 78% of the new graduates from the business sector were employed with an annual salary of $52,000. Those from Arts and Social Sciences received an average annual salary of $50,000, and 72% of them were employed. In summary, though the health sector guaranteed employment, the pay was meagre. On the other hand, Law, Engineering, and IT sectors in which employment rates were comparatively lower promised a handsome pay package. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 27. Pie Charts and a Table A pie chart and a table show the source and the total value of fish imported to the U.S in 1998, 2002 and 2007. Source of fish imported to the US 1988 1992 2000 4 IELTS Writing Task I: Reported Sept 2015 Sample answer The table elucidates the total value of fish imported to the US in billions of dollars in 1988, 1992, and 2000. The pie charts represent the amount of fish imported to the US in these years from Canada, China, and other countries percentage-wise. From an overall perspective, there was a gradual increase in the value of imports. In the beginning, the US imported large amounts of fish from Canada, but other countries became primary sources of import by 2000. From the table, it is clear that the value of imports started at 6.57 billion dollars in 1988, rose to 8.52 billion dollars in 1992 and hit 10.72 billion dollars in 2000. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Initially, Canada was the chief source of imports for fish and supplied 60% of the imports. China supplied a meagre 13%, and other countries supplied 27%. But in 1992, Canada was no longer the primary source of import. Other counties had replaced it and provided 46% of the imports. By 2000, other countries had wholly replaced Canada and became principal sources of, fish, supplying 42% of the imports. China supplied 30%. The US imported only 28% from Canada in 2000. In summary, imports from Canada decreased in the three years, whereas imports from China, gradually increased from 13% in 1988 to 30% in 2000. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 28. Vertical Bar Charts The bar chart shows the percentages of film release and ticket sales in 1996 and 2006 (romance, drama, comedy, fantasy). foaiie cle el 3 i : = ™ at = — — ee Percentage of Cinema ticket sales : om : : — lr = omnes — meee Sample answer: The bar chart portrays four kinds of films released and their respective sales percentage-wise in 1996 and 2000, Overall, the demand for comedy movies was very high in 1996 and 2000, which is evident from the percentage of cinema ticket sales in these years. In terms of the film release, drama films topped the list, with approximately 26% being released in 1996. Comedy stood second, and almost 20% of them were released in 1996. A. lesser percentage of fantasy and romance films were released at approximately 11% and 5%, respectively. In 2000, more films were released in drama, comedy, and fantasy. The number of films released in romance remained the same as it was in 1996. In terms of sales, people were fond of comedy films as their percentage of tickets sold was high at approximately 20% in 1996. Drama films came next, with approximately 16% of tickets sold. Romance films witnessed a 5% sale, whereas fantasy films were not preferred by many, Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS with nearly 3% of tickets only being sold. In 2000, ticket sales inereased in drama, comedy, and fantasy, whereas it dropped to nearly 2% in the romance category. ‘What stands out in the bar chart is that though more drama films were released, comedy films dominated the sales in both the years. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS 29. Vertical Bar Chart A bar chart shows four different transport vehicles used by tourists who visited New ‘Zealand from five countries in 2004. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Sample answe The bar chart describes the four different types of vehicles used by tourists who visited New Zealand from Britain, Germany, Japan, Korea and Australia in 2004 percentage-wise It is apparent from the bar chart that the Japanese chose to travel by air over other means of transport. But the other four countries preferred cars to travel the most. 60% of tourists from Britain, 50% of tourists from Korea and approximately 52% of tourists from Germany used cars to visit various places in Newzealand. Around 45% of Australian tourists also used cars to travel around places in Newzealand. Japanese were not in favour of car travel, and only about 25% of them used cars. Japanese tourists were enthusiastic about air travel, and nearly 55% of them opted for it. Other countries such as Britain and Germany used around 35% and 25% of air transport. Air travel Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTSBanglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS was preferred by 30% of Korean tourists. Australian tourists used air travel the least. Only an insignificant minori (around 11%) of them used air travel. 40% of Korean tourists used coaches, which is nearly double the number of British tourists using coaches. Japanese preferred coaches next to air travel, and almost 52% of them went for it, Australians used coaches the least and only an insignificant minority (around 8%) opted for it Nearly 35% of British tourists and 45% of German tourists were fond of ferries and used it as their means of transport. Only a small minority of tourists from Japan, Korea and Australia (roughly 10%, 8% and 15%) used the ferries. Overall, most Japanese and a significant majority of Australians and Koreans preferred to travel by air, whereas the British and Germans used cars and ferries more. Powered by Jas Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS Banglay IELTS