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Band 4+: the pie charts compare ways of accessing the news in Canada and Australia.

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The image shows two pie charts comparing news access methods in Canada and Australia. Canada's chart has TV at 40%, Radio at 35%, Online at 20%, and Not specified at 5%. Australia's chart has TV at 45%, Radio at 25%, Online at 20%, and Not specified at 10%.
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The presented charts compare the six mean of information sectors received in CANADA and AUSTRALIA.

Overall, it can be seen that T.V accounted for two-fifth of the total news in Canada, whereas in AUSTRALIA, online news experienced just over the half of the total.

In details, there are inversely receiving news in both countries. In CANADA, the received news via T.V is main source and this followed by online which is similary not as far as T.V news. Conversely, the online accounted for just over half of total receiving news and then, then television news is followed by that at 37%.

Other categories are just under the 15% of the total news. The printing news and aired by radio in CANADA experienced 14 % and 7% respectively, whereas that in AUSTRALA is considerablely lower at 7 % and 2% respectively. The section for not specified are almost the same in two countries at 3% and 2%.

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online: 3
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Task Response

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The report partially addresses the task by comparing news access methods but contains inaccuracies and omissions. More precise data representation and a clearer comparison are needed.

Coherence & Cohesion

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The report's organization and flow are inconsistent. Grammatical errors and unclear phrasing disrupt the coherence and cohesion.

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The vocabulary used is adequate but lacks precision and sophistication in places. More precise and varied vocabulary would improve the report.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

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