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Band 4+: The charts show where people get their news and how much they trust these sources. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two bar graphs, the first titled "Trust in News Sources" and the second "News Sources Used". The first graph shows the percentage of responses for "Highly Trust" and "Don't Trust" for six news sources. Local TV news has 52% Highly Trust, 41% Don't Trust; National network has around 50% Highly Trust, 44% Don't Trust; Newspapers have 47% Highly Trust, 45% Don't Trust; Radio news has around 47% Highly Trust, 46% Don't Trust; Online-only sources have around 40% Highly Trust, 54% Don't Trust; Magazines have 38% Highly Trust, 58% Don't Trust. The second graph displays the percentage of "News Sources Used in Past Week". Local TV news has around 85% usage; National network around 65% usage; Newspapers around 58% usage; Radio news around 52% usage; Online-only sources around 75% usage; Magazines around 40% usage. The exact percentages are not visible; estimations are made based on the bar length in the graph.

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The chart displays where individuals access their news and how much they believe thee sources displayed in two diagrams below.

Overall, people trust the News sources used news than the Trust in new sources. Lack of trust is highest in the first news.

In local tv news, the news sources used has the highest number of trust with a percentage of 80 percent. while in trust news services, price is least with a proportion of 55 percent. in National network, for news source used it has the highest score of about 90 percent while Trust in news sources is 46 percent. in radio news people trust it up to 42 percent and dislike it with 10 percent. in online only sources people trust it with about 25 percent and dislike it with a 10 percent difference. in magazines price is trusted for about 40 percent and not with 15 percent.

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Task Response

The report attempts to address the task but contains significant inaccuracies and misinterpretations of the data. The overview is unclear and doesn't effectively summarise the main trends. The body paragraphs contain numerous errors in reporting the percentages and comparisons. To improve, focus on accurately extracting and presenting data from the charts, and ensure that comparisons are logical and supported by the data. Also, pay attention to writing a clear and concise overview that captures the essence of the information presented.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report lacks clear organization and logical flow. The overall structure is weak, and the connections between sentences and ideas are not always clear. Paragraphing is not effectively used to separate different aspects of the data. To improve coherence, focus on creating a clear introduction, body paragraphs with specific points, and a concise conclusion. Use cohesive devices (e.g., transition words, pronouns) to link ideas and sentences together smoothly.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary used is basic and limited, with some inaccuracies. There is a lack of precision in describing the data, and the range of vocabulary is not sufficient to convey the information effectively. To improve lexical resource, expand your vocabulary related to describing data (e.g., proportions, trends, comparisons). Use more precise language and avoid vague terms. Practice using synonyms and paraphrasing to add variety to your writing. Boost vocabulary complexity to elevate the overall score.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report contains numerous grammatical errors, including incorrect verb tenses, subject-verb agreement issues, and errors in article usage. Sentence structure is often awkward and unclear. To improve grammatical range and accuracy, focus on mastering basic grammar rules and sentence structures. Proofread your work carefully to identify and correct errors. Consider using grammar-checking tools to help identify areas for improvement.

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