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Band 9: The chart below shows the survey results for which environmental problems people in 3 countries are most concerned about.

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The image presents three pie charts detailing environmental concerns in India, Singapore, and Vietnam across four categories. For India, the percentages are: Overpopulation 43%, Global warming 29%, Pollution 14%, and Waste disposal 14%. For Singapore, the percentages are: Overpopulation 37%, Global warming 26%, Waste disposal 21%, and Pollution 16%. For Vietnam, the percentages are: Waste disposal 42%, Overpopulation 23%, Global warming 19%, and Pollution 16%.

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The pie charts compare the percentage of people concerned about four distinct environmental problems, which are pollution, global warming, overpopulation and waste disposal across India, Singapore, and Vietnam.

Overall, overpopulation is the most environmentally worrying for citizens in India and Singapore, whereas waste disposal stands out as the MOST serious concern for people in Vietnam. Conversely, waste disposal and pollution attract the least amount of public worry in India and Vietnam, respectively.

In detail, the percentage of people concerned about overpopulation accounts for 43% of the total, followed closely by Singapore at 37%. However, this issue drops significantly to 23% in Vietnam. Global warming is the second dominant concern for Indian and Singaporean citizens, with respective figures of 29% and 26%. In contrast, these figures for Vietnam are less prevalent in Vietnam, with only 19% of people concerned about it.

Regarding the remaining problems, waste disposal is the prominent environmental anxiety in Vietnam, representing nearly half of the total at 42%. This figure is significantly higher than those in Singapore and India, at 21% and 14%, respectively. Meanwhile, the proportion of people concerned about pollution is identical in Singapore and Vietnam at 16%, which is double the figure for India at 14%.

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vietnam: 7

people: 5

india: 5

singapore: 5

concerned: 4

about: 4

waste: 4

disposal: 4

pollution: 3

overpopulation: 3

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Task Response

The report effectively addresses the task by comparing the survey results across the three countries. It provides a clear overview, highlighting the most and least concerning issues for each country. The data is presented accurately and logically, with appropriate comparisons and contrasts. The language is precise and well-structured, with a good range of vocabulary and grammatical structures. Minor omissions or lapses are not present, and the report fully satisfies the requirements of the task.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report is exceptionally well-organized and flows effortlessly. The introduction clearly paraphrases the task, and the overview effectively highlights the key trends. The body paragraphs are logically structured, first discussing the dominant concerns and then moving to the remaining issues. Cohesive devices such as 'Overall', 'In detail', 'Regarding the remaining problems', and 'Meanwhile' are used skillfully and naturally, guiding the reader without drawing attention. Paragraphing is managed effectively, with each paragraph focusing on a distinct aspect of the data.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary used is wide-ranging, precise, and sophisticated. Terms like 'environmentally worrying', 'dominant concern', 'prominent environmental anxiety', 'drops significantly', and 'less prevalent' demonstrate excellent lexical control. The report avoids repetition by using synonyms such as 'concerned about', 'worrying', 'anxiety', and 'issue'. The phrasing is natural and appropriate for the task, showing full flexibility in lexical choice. Pay attention to vocabulary repetition to improve the overall score.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report demonstrates a wide range of grammatical structures used with full flexibility and control. Complex sentences are employed effectively, such as 'The pie charts compare the percentage of people concerned about four distinct environmental problems...' and 'This figure is significantly higher than those in Singapore and India...'. Punctuation and grammar are correct throughout, with no errors that detract from clarity. The minor phrasing issue ('these figures for Vietnam are less prevalent in Vietnam' is slightly redundant) is minimal and does not affect the overall high level of accuracy.

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