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Band 7+: summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and made comparison where relevant

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The image contains two charts. A pie chart titled 'International survey on reasons for migration, 2014' details motivations as: Work opportunities 27%, Job offer 24%, Family 22%, Study 15%, Better lifestyle 9%, and Adventure 3%. A bar chart shows 'Community scale ranking (out of 10)' based on categories like housing, income, and jobs for several countries: UK ~7.55, Iceland ~7.54, Netherlands ~7.58, Denmark ~7.65, Switzerland ~7.66, USA ~7.84, Norway ~7.88, Canada ~7.91, Sweden ~7.95, and Australia ~7.96.
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These charts illustrate the proportion on why people motivated to migrate in 2014 and the rank of life qualities in several countries based on some reasons. Overall, from the pie chart, it is obvious that people move to other countries because they were focused on job opportunities and family, while the community scale rank on the bar chart shows a significant gap between European and other nations.

Looking at the detail on the left chart, around a quarter of migrants have been classified into variouseach reasons: 27% work opportunities at 27%, just under 25% related to job offers, and 22% for family reasons. In contrast, only approximately one out of ten from the survey were choose it for a better lifestyle and adventure.

Turning to the chart on the right side, several Europeans are ranked just under 7.7 from 10, such as the UK, Iceland, Netherlands, Denmark, and Switzerland. On the other hand, Americans and Australia got just over 7.8 for their quality of life.

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