Our system will evaluate the answer based on this AI-generated description.
The image displays two maps for the center of a town called Islip from 2005 to 2010. The first map, 'Islip town centre now' (representing 2005), shows a Main Road running east-west. To the north of the road are Countryside and a row of Shops. To the south of the road are another row of Shops, Housing, a School in the southwest, and a Park in the southeast. The second map, 'Islip town centre: planned development' (representing 2010), features a central 'Pedestrians only' area surrounded by a 'Dual carriageway'. This central zone contains a Bus station, a Shopping centre, a Car park, New housing, and a row of Shops. South of the dual carriageway are various zones for Housing, New housing, the original School, and the Park.
Given the complexity of the image, the above description may not be entirely accurate.
Skyrocket your IELTS band score by 1-2 points in under a month with our premium plan!
Note: Both the topic and the answer were created by one of our users.
The pictures illustrate the development plan of Islip town in the future and show that there will be the expansion of facilities and road connections.
Currently, there is only one main road running from east to west through the town center with the two rows of shops on the either side and there are two minor roads to access the school and the park. Besides that, the area behind the shops is occupied by the housing areas.
In the future, the main road will be closed off and converted into a pedrestrain walkway and the road will become a ring road around the town. In regards to the shops, one row of shops will be the same, while the another row will be converted into a car park, a bus station as well as a new shopping center. One further change to the Islip town will be the extension of the school, but the park will be reduced in size to about a third of its previous size. In addition, the new housing areas will be constructed next to the park and in the north-east of the town with a new access road.
Word Count: 193
