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The image displays two pie charts detailing survey results about a public library. The first chart, 'Respondents by target group', shows the composition of respondents as Readers at 45%, Students at 35%, and Citizens at 20%. The second chart, 'Library aspect rated most positively', indicates that Book selection was rated most positively by 40% of respondents, followed by Services at 35%, and Facilities at 25%.

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The pie charts illustrate the results of a survey conducted among three target groups about different aspects of a public library in an unspecified year and country.

Overall, readers represented the largest share of surveyed groups, whereas the reverse was true for citizens. As for the library aspect rated most positively, while the highest percentage accounted for book selection, facilities showed the lowest.

To start with respondents by target cohort, readers, who made up the highest share, led the group at 45%. When it comes to students and citizens, the former stood at 35% and the latter at 20%.

Regarding the library aspect rated with the highest satisfaction, book selection recorded the highest proportion at 40%. There was a 10 percentage-point difference in the figure for services and facilities with the dominance of the former at 35%.

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The report fully satisfies the requirements of the task. It provides a clear overview of the main trends and presents a logical comparison of the data. The information is organized effectively, and the use of varied vocabulary to describe proportions and rankings is excellent. No significant omissions or inaccuracies are present. The report falls short of the required 150 words.

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The report is well-organized, with a clear progression from the introduction to the overview and then to the specific details. The use of cohesive devices such as 'Overall', 'To start with', and 'Regarding' helps guide the reader through the comparison. To reach a higher band, ensure that transitions between sentences within paragraphs are even more seamless to avoid a slightly formulaic structure.

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The vocabulary used is varied and appropriate for an academic report. Terms like 'target cohort', 'represented the largest share', and 'dominance' demonstrate a good range. You successfully avoided repetitive language. To improve, you could incorporate even more sophisticated synonyms for 'highest' or 'lowest' to further enhance the lexical variety.

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The report demonstrates a strong command of grammatical structures, including complex sentences and relative clauses (e.g., 'readers, who made up the highest share...'). Most sentences are error-free and punctuation is used effectively. Minor refinements in phrasing could help ensure that the flow remains perfectly natural throughout the entire text.

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