雅思考官范文集

雅思写作考官范文集(inbillions)oftelephonecallsintheUK,dividedintothreecategories,from1995—2002.ThechartshowsthetimespentbyUKresidentsondifferenttypesoftelephonecallsbetween1995and2002.Localfixedlinecallswerethehighestthroughouttheperiod,risingfrom72billionminutesin1995tojustunder90billionin1998.Afterpeakingat90billionthefollowingyear,thesecallshadfallenbacktothe1995figureby2002.Nationalandinternationalfixedlinecallsgrewsteadilyfrom38billionto61billionattheendoftheperiodinquestion,thoughthegrowthslowedoverthelasttwoyears.Therewasadramaticincreaseinmobilecallsfrom2billionto46billionminutes.Thisrisewasparticularlynoticeablebetween1999and2002,duringwhichtimetheuseofmobilephonestripled.Tosumup,althoughlocalfixedlinecallswerestillthemostpopularin2002,thegapbetweenthethreecategorieshadnarrowedconsiderablyoverthesecondhalfoftheperiodinquestion.曲线图1.Writeareportforauniversitylecturerdescribingtheinformationinthegraph.Youshouldwriteatleast150words.Youshouldspendabout20minutesonthistask.ConsumptionofFastFoodintheUKThegraphshowschangesintheamountoffastfoodconsumedintheUKbetween1970and1990.Severaltrendsareapparent.First,Britonsareeatingmoreandmorefastfood.Secondly,thetypeoffastfoodhaschanged.In1970,themostpopularfastfoodwasfishandchips.Over300gwereconsumedeachweek.By1990,however,thishadfallentojustover200g-a50%drop.Consumptionofotherfastfoodssuchaspizzaandhamburgersincreased,however.Theamountofpizzaeatenshotupfromabout20gaweektomorethan270g,overtakingfishandchipsinthelate1980s.Hamburgerconsumptionalsoincreased,risingfromabout80gin1970toalmost300gin1990.Accompanyingthischangeinthechoiceoffoodswasanincreaseintheamountoffastfoodconsumed.In1970,Britishconsumersateabout450gaweekoffastfood.In1990,ontheotherhand,thishadmorethandoubled,to1000g.Youshouldwriteatleast150words.Youshouldspendabout20minutesonthistask.ThegivenlinegraphillustratesinformationonthepercentageofpeoplewhowenttothemoviesintheUnitedKingdombetween1990and2010.Thepeople'sattendanceisdividedintofourdifferentagegroups.Overall,youngerpeopleseemedto,andarepredictedto,bemoreactiveinmoviegoingthantheiroldercounterparts.However,allfouragegroupsshowedagradualincreaseinattendancenumbersduringthegivenperiod,exceptforaslightdropbetween1995and2000.Tobespecific,alargerpercentageofpeoplebetweentheagesof24and34wentto,andareexpectedto,gotothecinemathanthoseinanyotheragegroup.Approximately51%oftherespondentsfromthisagegroupareexpectedtoattendmoviesin2010comparedwithonly38%in1990.Eveninthegroupthathadthesmallestnumberofmoviegoers,thosebetweentheagesof44and54,therewasanincreaseof6%intheirattendance.Youshouldwriteatleast150words.Allowyourself20minutesforthistask.FamilytypeProportionofpeoplefromeachhouseholdtypelivinginpovertysingleagedpersonagedcouplesingle,nochildrencouple,nochildrensoleparentcouplewithchildrenallhouseholds6%(54,000)4%(48,000)19%(359,000)7%(211,000)21%(232,000)12%(933,000)11%(1,837,000)ThetablegivesabreakdownofthedifferenttypeoffamilywhowerelivinginpovertyinAustraliain1999.Onaverage,11%ofallhouseholds,comprisingalmosttwomillionpeople,wereinthisposition.However,thoseconsistingofonlyoneparentorasingleadulthadalmostdoubtthisproportionofpoorpeople,with21%and19%respectively.Couplesgenerallytendedtobebetteroff,withlowerpovertylevelsforcoupleswithoutchildren(7%)thanthosewithchildren(12%).Itisnoticeablethatforbothtypesofhouseholdwithchildren,ahigherthanaverageproportionwerelivinginpovertyatthistime.Olderpeopleweregenerallylesslikelytobepoor,thoughonceagainthetrendfavouredelderycouples(only4%)ratherthansingleelderypeople(6%).Overallthetablesuggeststhatho