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The image contains a pie chart and a table. The pie chart shows Australian nationality at 73%, Chinese at 14%, British at 7%, Dutch at 3%, New Zealander at 2%, and Other at 1%. The table indicates the percentage of nationalities in the City and Countryside, with Australian at City 80% and Countryside 20%, British at City 89% and Countryside 11%, New Zealander at City 90% and Countryside 10%, Chinese at City 99% and Countryside 1%, and Dutch at City 83% and Countryside 17%.

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The table and pie chart present data on the Australian population, categorized by their nationalities and the areas they live in.

Overall, Australian nationals represent the highest percentage, while Dutch people constitute the lowest proportion of Australians. Moreover, most of the Chinese population lives in cities, and the smallest percentage lives in the countryside.

Looking at the pie chart, it is clear that the percentage of Australian nationals is significantly higher at 73%, while that of Dutch people is only 1%. In addition, the percentage of other nationalities is 14%, which is higher than the British, New Zealanders, and Chinese collectively at 12%.

The table shows that a large proportion of Chinese people live in cities at 99%, whereas only 1% live in the countryside. Similarly, New Zealanders are the second-highest population living in urban areas at 90%, whereas the percentage of Australian nationals living in metropolitan cities is 80%, the lowest among emigrants.

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percentage: 5

australian: 4

population: 3

nationals: 3

people: 3

chinese: 3

cities: 3

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Task Response

The report covers the requirements of the task, presenting key information from both the pie chart and the table. There is a clear overview and relevant comparisons are made. However, there are some minor inaccuracies and omissions. For instance, the report states that Dutch people constitute the lowest proportion of Australians, but the 'Other' category is also at 1%. Also, the report mentions that the percentage of 'other nationalities' is 14%, which is higher than the British, New Zealanders, and Chinese collectively at 12%. This is not correct, as British (7%) + New Zealanders (2%) + Chinese (14%) = 23%. To improve, ensure all data references are accurate and include more specific details from the table, such as the percentages of British and Dutch populations in city versus countryside.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report is well-organized and easy to follow. The information is presented logically, and the connections between sentences and paragraphs are clear. The overview provides a good summary of the main points, and the subsequent paragraphs elaborate on the details effectively. Paragraphing is skillfully managed.

Lexical Resource

The report demonstrates a wide range of vocabulary used accurately and appropriately. The language is natural and sophisticated, showing excellent control of lexical features. There is effective use of synonyms and varied sentence structures.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report exhibits a wide range of grammatical structures used with full flexibility and control. Grammar and punctuation are accurate throughout. The writing is error-free and demonstrates a high level of grammatical competence.

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