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Band 7+: The charts below show the distribution of the world's water and the use of water in three countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts the distribution of the world's water and detailed use across countries using pie charts and a bar graph; the first pie chart shows All Water with Fresh Water at 3% and Salt Water at 97%; the second pie chart indicates Fresh Water comprising Ground Water at 30%, Surface Water at 1%, and Ice and Glaciers at 69%; the bar graph illustrates the Use of Water (%), breaking it down into categories such as Agriculture, Domestic, and Industry for Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada; Egypt: Agriculture 85%, Domestic 8%, Industry 7%; Saudi Arabia: Agriculture 84%, Domestic 11%, Industry 5%; Canada: Agriculture 30%, Domestic 12%, Industry 58%.

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The pie charts compare the distribution of the world’s water while the bar chart illustrates the usage of water in three nations.

In general, it is clear from the chart that most of the world’s water is salt water while fresh water only accounts for a small proportion and mainly exists in the form of ice and glaciers. Additionally, the large amounts of water in Egypt and Saudi Arabia are used primarily for agriculture, whereas this is true for industry in Canada.

As can be seen from the pie chart, salt water accounts for 97% of the world’s total water whilst fresh water accounts for only 3%. In addition, 79% of fresh water distributed in ice and glaciers is four times more than ground water, at 20% and only 1% for surface water.

Regarding water consumption, Egypt and Saudi Arabia utilize 80% of water for agriculture, eight times higher than that of Canada. By contrast, the proportion of water use in industry in Canada is 80% while under 20% that of Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, the percentage of water for domestic use in all 3 countries has the same data at 10%.

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water: 15

world's: 3

while: 3

chart: 3

fresh: 3

accounts: 3

egypt: 3

saudi: 3

arabia: 3

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Task Response

The report covers the main features of the charts and makes relevant comparisons. However, there are some inaccuracies in the data reported (e.g., the percentage of fresh water distributed in ice and glaciers, water consumption in industry in Canada, and domestic water use in all 3 countries). To improve, ensure all data cited is accurate and directly supported by the visuals.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report presents a generally clear overview of the data. The structure is logical, with an introduction, a description of the water distribution, and a comparison of water usage in the three countries. However, the organization could be improved by grouping similar information together more effectively. For instance, the details about fresh water distribution could be more closely linked to the overall discussion of water distribution. Transitions between ideas are generally present but could be smoother to enhance the flow of the report.

Lexical Resource

The report demonstrates a sufficient range of vocabulary to describe the data, including terms like 'accounts for,' 'proportion,' and 'utilize.' However, there's room to enhance the sophistication of the language used. Consider incorporating more varied vocabulary to describe quantities and comparisons, such as 'significantly higher,' 'a considerably smaller fraction,' or 'predominantly used.' This would add more depth to the analysis and make the report more engaging.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report generally demonstrates a good command of grammar, but there are some inaccuracies that affect clarity. For example, in the third paragraph, '79% of fresh water distributed in ice and glaciers is four times more than ground water, at 20% and only 1% for surface water' contains errors in the data and sentence structure. Also, the last sentence 'Furthermore, the percentage of water for domestic use in all 3 countries has the same data at 10%.' is not accurate based on the graph. Proofreading carefully to eliminate these errors will improve the report's overall quality.

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