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Band 5+: 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 pie charts highlights ways news can be gotten between Canada and Australia

Overall, it is clear that Canada and Australia media’s spent the most expenditure on just two categories, namely online and Tv. Moreover news access with printing in Canada were double the figures on Australia.

In Canada the highest news proportion was on Tv, which represented 40% of the whole nation, while in Australia the figure for the category stood at 37%, Australian media houses used most of the time getting their news online with the figure at 52%, meanwhile, there was a slight decrease in the time spent on this category in canada, with the figure standing at 36%. In terms of news proportions not specified, the figures were relatively similar, with 3% for Canada and 2% for Australia. It was observed that the was a sharp decrease for news gotten from radio in Canada to Australia, while the figure of Canada stood at 7% while Australia stood lower at 2%.

In both countries the smallest proportion of news gotten were not specified. In Canada, this accounted for 3% of the total news gotten, while the figure had a slight decrease, with the figure at 2% in Australia

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australia: 6
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Task Response

6
The report addresses the task by comparing ways of accessing the news in Canada and Australia. However, there are some inaccuracies and omissions in the data presented, such as incorrect percentages and missing details.

Coherence & Cohesion

4.5
The report has some coherence and cohesion issues. There are some awkward phrasings and inconsistencies in the presentation of ideas, which affect the overall flow of the report.

Lexical Resource

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Grammatical Range & Accuracy

4.5
While a variety of sentence structures are attempted, there are numerous grammatical errors and awkward constructions present. More attention to grammar and sentence structure is needed for improvement.

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