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Band 5+: The percentage of different ways that schoolchildren get to school in three different countries

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The image illustrates modes of school transportation in three countries: Australia, USA, and UK. Other: Australia 4, USA 2, UK 6. Public transport: Australia 9, USA 11, UK 12. Bicycle: Australia 6, USA 2, UK 8. Walk: Australia 15, USA 13, UK 19. School bus: Australia 31, USA 37, UK 24. Car: Australia 40, USA 39, UK 25.
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The chart compares the number of schoolchildren’s ways to get to school in three different countries: Australia, USA and UK.

Taking a cursory look, it becomes evident that most of students get to school by car and school bus. On the other hand, students who get to school by other transports and bicycle take the minor part.

There are 40 students who get to school by car in USA, just higher than UK 1 student and 15 students in comparison with Australia. The number of students going by school bus still highest in USA, with 37 students, whereas 31 students and 24 students in Australia and UK respectively.

Schoolchildren going by other transports have the same number in UK and USA with 4 students and 2 higher in Australia, while bicycling students have the nearly number. The number of public transport in three countries are 11 students in Australia, 9 in USA and 12 in UK, nearly the same as walk.

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Vocabulary Complexity:
B2 - Upper Intermediate
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students: 11
school: 6
number: 5
australia: 5
other: 3
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Task Response

6
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Coherence & Cohesion

5
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