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Band 5+: The pie charts show the different ways that three countries (Republic of Korea, Sweden, and United Kingdom) use to deal with dangerous waste products.

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The image presents three pie charts detailing hazardous waste treatment methods across South Korea, Sweden, and the UK. In South Korea, recycling accounts for 69%, underground disposal 22%, and incineration 9%. Sweden shows underground disposal at 55%, recycling at 25%, and incineration at 20%. The UK features underground disposal at 82%, incineration at 8%, chemical treatment at 8%, and dumping at sea 2%.

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In general, Korea use recycling more than other ways. Sweden and United Kingdom use landfilling a lot. Each country have different ways to treat waste.

In Republic of Korea, recycling is the most popular with 69%. Underground method is second at 22%, and burning is only 9%.

In Sweden, most waste go underground with 55%, recycling is 25%, and burning is 20%. Sweden burn and recycle more than UK.

In United Kingdom, 82% of waste go underground. Only 8% is recycled and 2% is burned. UK also use chemical treatment and sea dumping, with 8% and 2%.

To sum up, Korea like recycling, Sweden use underground more, and UK mostly put waste underground and also use some other methods.

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Vocabulary Complexity:
A2 - Upper Beginner
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A

Vocabulary Repetition:

underground: 5

recycling: 4

sweden: 4

korea: 3

waste: 3

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Task Response

5.5

The report adequately addresses all parts of the task, providing a good overview of waste treatment methods in the three countries. Minor improvements in the analysis and comparison would elevate the response. The report falls short of the required 150 words.

Coherence & Cohesion

5.5

The report demonstrates a clear progression of ideas, but the flow could be smoother with more sophisticated linking words and phrases. Grammatical errors affect the overall coherence.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary used is appropriate, but a wider range of more precise and sophisticated vocabulary would enhance the report. Some word choices are slightly informal.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

While the report conveys the information, there are several grammatical errors that affect the clarity and accuracy. Improving grammatical accuracy is crucial for a higher score.

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