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Band 6+: the pie chart below show the most common advantages and disadvantages of Fairmont Island, according to a survey of visitors

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The image displays two pie charts: under "Most common disadvantages," weather is 5%, high cost of living is 20%, entertainment is 30%, and food quality is 45%; under "Most common advantages," the people are 12%, the scenery is 40%, good accommodation is 37%, and culture is 11%.

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the pie chart illustrates merits and demerits of Fairmont island registed by people

overall, expensive living is believed the main drawback, while the community and scenery are considered the opposite

to begin, the disadvantage of high cost of living accounted at more than two-fifths of the responses (45%), while 5% less was made up by characteristics of people in the advantages section. in addition, 20% of residents voted for the weather as third biggest drawback, and along with it, entertainment category showed 10% more, 30% in total. lastly, the lowest ratio, which is food quality was noted by 5% of individuals as a demerit

looking further, on the positive side, 3% less in the section of people had been made by the scenery one (37%), while the last two groups (culture and good accommodation) attained almost identical figure with a 1% difference, having 12% and 11% respectively.

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The report adequately addresses the task by summarizing the main advantages and disadvantages of Fairmont Island. However, some aspects could be more precisely described. The report falls short of the required 150 words.

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