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Band 5+: The graph below shows the different home activities among young children in four different countries

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The image is a bar graph showing the percentage of children who engage in different activities in four countries; computer games, reading, board games, and watching TV, with Malaysia having the highest percentage for computer games at 50%, China for reading at 30%, Nigeria for board games at 10%, and Sudan for watching TV at 50%.
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The graph below shows Home pastimes among youngsters in four different countries.

Overall, it is clear that Computer games and Watching TV are most popular activity between young children in four countries than other the acts. Another interesting point is that in all four countries, reading among yongsters is less than other activities

In Nigeria, 60 % of youngsters spending more own time on Computer Games. 50 % of young children both in Malaysia and Sudan pass own times. Reading is not as popular as other activities in all four country. In China , approximately 15% of young children read books, magazines and ect compared to with youngsters both in Nigeria and Sudan. Both in Sudan and Nigeria 10% of young children spend own time for reading.

In all four countries, 30% of youngsters watch television. Both in China and Malaysia roughly 25% of youngsters play Board Games. It less to 5% compared to youngsters in Sudan.In Nigeria, the percentage of children play computer games is 20 % higher than the percentage of children in China.

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Overall Band Score

5
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Vocabulary Complexity:
B1 - Intermediate
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A
Vocabulary Repetition:
youngsters: 6
children: 6
games: 4
young: 4
nigeria: 4
computer: 3
countries: 3
other: 3
sudan: 3
china: 3
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Task Response

6
The main trends are identified, but some details are inaccurate and missing. Minor improvements in data accuracy would significantly improve the score.

Coherence & Cohesion

5
The report is understandable, but the flow is disrupted by grammatical errors and unclear connections between ideas. Improved sentence structure and paragraphing would enhance coherence.

Lexical Resource

5.5
The vocabulary is adequate, but more precise and sophisticated language would improve the score. There is some repetition and imprecise word choices.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

3.5
Grammatical errors are frequent and impact the overall clarity and fluency. Significant improvement in grammar is needed to achieve a higher score.

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