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Band 5+: The pie charts below show the average household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in the year 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a comparison of the average household expenditures by major category between Japan and Malaysia, represented by pie charts. In Japan, 29% of expenditures are on housing, 24% on food, 21% on transport, 6% on healthcare, and 20% on other goods and services. In Malaysia, the percentages are 26% on housing, 27% on food, 34% on transport, 3% on healthcare, and 10% on other goods and services.

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The diagram below illustrates the differences of average house hold expenditures in terms of five main items between Japan and Malaysia in 2010.

In general, Japanese people spent the most on other goods and services, while Malaysian people paid for housing was highest. On the other hand, both countries spent the least on health care.

As for three sector highest, a considerably higher her number of Housing in Malaysia than housing in Japan about 13%. In terms of food, the figures for both nations were similar at 24%, 27% respectively Malaysia, Japan. In the Same way, the percentage of other goods and

services difference were slightly. The figure of other goods and services in Japan was 29%, at 26% for percentage in Malaysia.

Regarding other items, the percentage of Transport in Malaysia was one in ten, was 2 times less than Transport in Japan. The number of Health care in Japan was Just over one in twenty and in Malaysia was less than one in twenty.

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japan: 6

malaysia: 5

other: 5

goods: 3

housing: 3

percentage: 3

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Task Response

5.5

The report provides a good overview of the main features of the data, but misses some key comparisons. For example, it doesn't mention that transport is the highest expenditure in Malaysia, and it doesn't compare the percentages for other goods and services in a clear way.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report is generally well-organized, but there are some issues with sentence structure and flow. Some sentences are a bit awkward and could be improved with clearer connections between ideas.

Lexical Resource

The report uses a good range of vocabulary, but there are some instances of imprecise language and repetition. The use of 'other goods and services' could be more specific.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report contains a number of grammatical errors, including incorrect use of articles, prepositions, and verb tenses. These errors detract from the overall clarity and fluency of the report.

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