Sample paper for writing task 01

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Footpath
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100 Metres

Band 7 Sample Report

The two maps provided intend to showcase the numerous structural
alterations made on a barren island. The construction of said facilities is
undertaken to promote tourism.
The outline of the island's initial framework
depicts the deserted surroundings
with a few scattered groups of trees. However, the
depiction of the island
following the remodelling portrays all the measures taken to enable touristry.
These include the construction of a pier to
ferry individuals over to the island
by water transport and the establishment of roadways so that tourists can
reach the reception on automobiles. The
the island are accessible only via
living quarters built on either side of
footpaths.
Furthermore, restaurant is established on the
a
edge of the island overlooking
the sea, which is also
reachable by motor vehicles. The beach which was
already present is upgraded for swimming
To sum up, the task activities.
of reconstructing the island
for tourism was
successfully. Another commendable observation, is in the midst ofaccomplishea
the
renovation process, the natural
the isle, were not surroundings, which include the plant lite or
harmed.
IELTS Writing Task 1
The chart shows the main methods of transportation for people traveling to a
university for work or study in 2004 and 2009. Summarise the information by
selectingand reporting the main features and make comparisons wherever
relevant.

2004 2009
waiking walking
4% 6%

Bus
33%
Cor
28%
Bus
46%

Cor
51%

Train
Bicycle 4%
9%
Train
3%
Bicycie
16%

Methods of transporation for people travelling to one university for work or study in
2004 and 2009 in the UK

Sample Answer 07 band

The pie charts depict the proportion of travelers using five different modes of
transportation to commute to a university for work and study purposes in
2004 and 2009.
We can observe from the pie-charts that the ratio of people commuting by
cars significantly decreased from the year 2004 to 2009 while the other modes
of transportation witnessed an upward trend.
Over half of the people (51%) in 2004 traveled
by car followed by bus
which recorded ratio of 33%. It is apparent that only 9% of
a
people used
bicycles to commute to university which was about three times the ratio
of commuters who used
the train. Meanwhile, 4% of the people preferred to
walk to go to the university.
The proportion of bus-based travelers rose
stop was introduced at the significantly by 13% as a new bus
university in 2006. Further,
some modifications were made to the car parking in 2008 at the universitY
which led to the ratio of car
travelers dwindled to 28%.
 witnessed a substantial rise by 7%
In contrast, the percentage of bicyclists
which followed
with the train passengers and pedestrians proportion
along
an upward trend to 4%
and 6% respectively.
Chart
Sample Example for Process of wasted glass bottles.
The picture below shows the recycling process and
Summarize the information by selecting
and reporting the main features,
make comparisons where relevant.
STAGE 2
STAGE I

wasted glass botties

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- collection point transportation
high-pressure water

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for tale

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glass pieces giass factory

shaped in new burning inturnace
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SampleAnswer band 07 waste glass bottles.

The diagram illustrates the process of recycling
thee
that there are three main stages in
We can observe from the diagram
beginning with gathering the wasted glass bottles,
recycling process, new products.
and ending with the delivery of
the recycling of these bottles, It is
wasted glass bottles are gathered at a collecting point
Firstly, these are
toa recycling center/cleaning plant by truck. Next,
then transported
water to eliminate the dust and
cleaned using high-pressure
classified into three kinds of bottles according to
other substances before being
and clear.
their color, such as brown, green
bottles are sent to a glass factory to
be crushed into smaller pieces.
Later, these
those pieces are burnt in a specific furnace at a
The process continues wherein molten
of 600c- 800c to become molten glass. The recycled
high temperature
into a glass mould
glass and new liquid glass are coupled together and poured
to produce new bottles.
The new bottles are then filled with drinks, and the entire process of recycling
glass concludes after these filled bottles are delivered to the supermarket.

SampleExample for line graph

The graph below shows the consumption of 3 spreads from 1981 to 2007.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and
make comparisons where relevant.Write at least 150 words.
Consumption of Spreads

18

16

140

120

00

Low tat & reduted spreads

Butte

98 1986 991 1995 001 2007

Year

SampleAnswer 07
The graph portrays the consumption of three kinds of spread, namely,
Margarine, Lowfat and reduced spreads and butter, over 26 years, from 1981
to 2007.
It is evident that butter and margarine were the primary spreads used until the
introduction of low-fat and reduced spreads.
The staple spread from the early 1980s till the early 1990s was butter. The
consumption of margarine followed a fluctuating trend over the years, from
1981 to 1986. The consumption decreased but then rose till 1991 and
remained stagnant till 1996 after which it started declining. The use of low-fat
and
reduced spread began from 1996 and rose sharply from the first year
2001 after which its preference decreased.
til
With regards to quantity, butter peaked at about 160 grams after which it
followeda downward trend.The quantity of Margarine was within 80-100
grams for 20 years till 2001 after which it fell to 40 grams in 2007. The number
 80 grams in 20001 after which its consumption
of low-fat spreads crossed
quantity fell.
SampleExample for bar graph
The bar charts below
the
show Marriage and Divorce Statistics for eight
countries in 1981
and 1994.
a university lecturer describing
the information shoun
Write a short report for
words.
below.Write at least 150

Marriage Statistics
15

1981 1994

10

Denmark
Finland Germany
Francee Italy
USA UK Japan

Divorce S t a t i s t i c s
6

1994
1981

Denmark

Finland Germany France italy

USA UK Japan
Report
Sample Answer 7 band
The bar graphs are representing the total number of marriages and divorces
in eight varying countries througnout the period of 1981 and 1994. The
Curveved nations include the USA, Japan, UK, Germany, Finland, Denmark, Italy
and France. As it can be clearly seen in the chart, the rate of marriages in all
of the nations, excluding Denmark, had a sharp decline over the period of
survey. However, there seems to be arise in total divorce cases.
The bar chart represents that the marriage rate in 1981 in the US was the
highest in comparison to other nations, which was exceeding 10 per thousand.
On the contrary, in 1994, this number declined to 9 per thousand people. In
other European nations, including Italy, Denmark, Finland, France and the
United Kingdom, the marriage rate was approximately 6 for every thousand
people. In 1981, standing at 5 per thousand, Denmark recorded the lowest
number ofmarriages. The graph also shows that post 15 years, the marriage
rate fell further in most of the countries. However, in Denmark, the number
saw an increase, which was nearly 2 per thousand.
In 1981, Germany and Finland recorded almost the same rate, a little more
than 6 per thousand. Still, a significant drop was recorded in both these
nations. In Finland, the marriage rate declined to a little more than 4 per
thousand in 1994 and it was closer to 6 in Germany during the same time.
Also, from the divorce statistics, it is clear that the maximum rate of divorce
was seen in the USA, which was a bit over 5 per thousand in 1981. The divorce
rate of 1994 was compared to the marriage rate of 1981 in all of the countries,
including Denmark and the USA. The lowest number of divorce rate was
And
registered in Italy among others. Germany showed stability for 2 years.
then, the divorce rate per thousand increased a bit from less than 3 per
thousand in 1981 to more than 3 in 1994.

SampleExample for table

The table below gives information about changes in modes of travel in
Netherland between 2001 and 2006.
Describe the information in the table and make comparisons where
appropriate.
Write at least 150 words.
 Average distamce in miles travelled per person per year, by mode of trave

2001 2096

Walking 255 237

Bicvclee 51

Car 3199 4806

Local bus 429 274

Local distance bus 54 124

Train 239 366

Taxi 13 42

Other 450 585

All n o d e s 4740 6475

AcademicIELTSWritingTask 1Topic 25
Sample Answer 7 band
The chart demonstrates the difference between the average distance
travelled by a person in numerous transportation modes in Netherland in
2001 and 2006. In an overview, residents of Netherland commuted more in
2006 than 2001. Cars presented unmatched statistics among the provided
categories. Excluding walking, bicycles and local buses, most of the remaining
categories displayed overall growths in the distance travelled.
In detail, in 2001, a person covered 3,199 miles on average while driving his
own car. And this average distance increased to 4,806 miles in 2006. Apart
from this mode of conveyance, taking trains, using long-distance buses and
taxis also had significant growth in their figures, which went from 289 miles
to 366, from 54 miles to 124, and from 13 miles to 42 respectively.
On the contrary, walking and riding bicycles were not much favoured. Both of
these categories showed a modest decline in their figures. Meanwhile, the
number of people who used local buses also dropped significantly as the
average distance experienced a dramatic fall from 429 miles in 2001 to 274
miles in 2006.