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Band 7+: Pie charts below show the average household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in the year 2010.

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The image contains two pie charts comparing the spending habits of Japan and Malaysia populations; Japan dedicates 29% to housing, 24% to transport, 21% to food, 20% to other goods and services, and 6% to healthcare, while Malaysia spends 34% on other goods and services, 27% on food, 26% on housing, 10% on transport, and 3% on healthcare.

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The chart compares the proportion of spending on different goods and services of households in Japan and Malaysia in 2010.

Overall, it can be seen that the majority of people in Japan and Malaysia spent most of their money on food and housing, whereas healthcare received the smallest percentage of their income..

To begin, the percentage of spending on housing was the highest in Malaysia, at 34% whereas the Japanese budgeted about 21% for this category. In terms of food, the proportion of the two countries was similar, with around 27% and 24% for Malaysia and Japan respectively.

In Japan, transportation accounted for a fifth of the total expenditure, twice as much as in Malaysia. The Japanese and Malaysians spent the least amount of money on healthcare, with only 6% and 3% respectively being spent on shared expenditures, while a significant ratio is allocated for other goods and services, accounting for over a quarter of the total budget in each country.

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Task Response

The report addresses the main features of the visual information and provides an overview of the spending habits in Japan and Malaysia. However, there are some inaccuracies in the specific data mentioned, such as the percentages allocated to housing, transport, and healthcare in Japan and Malaysia.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report is generally well-organized and coherent, with a clear introduction and overview. There is good use of cohesive devices to link ideas. However, there are some minor issues with paragraphing and a few awkward expressions that slightly affect the overall coherence.

Lexical Resource

The report demonstrates a wide range of vocabulary and uses it with precision. There is a good variety of vocabulary related to spending habits and household expenditures. The language used is generally natural and sophisticated, contributing to a strong lexical resource.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

A wide range of grammatical structures is used with flexibility and control. The majority of the sentences are grammatically accurate, and there is effective use of punctuation. However, there are a few minor errors and awkward phrasings that slightly affect the overall accuracy.

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