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Band 4+: The table below describes water usage for three different purposes in 6 countries in 2003.

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The image shows water use percentages in 2003 for six countries across three categories; Canada: Domestic 63%, Industrial 32%, Agricultural 5%; United Kingdom: Domestic 5%, Industrial 5%, Agricultural 90%; China: Domestic 6%, Industrial 7%, Agricultural 87%; Australia: Domestic 65%, Industrial 2%, Agricultural 33%; Japan: Domestic 10%, Industrial 8%, Agricultural 82%; India: Domestic 19%, Industrial 15%, Agricultural 66%.
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The table breaks down a comparison of water usage in three way in six countries in 2001

With regard to Agricultural water usage (m3), the largest proportions are those consuming in Russia (a giant1663 m3) and those opting for for either in Turkey (a staggering 1462 m3) and Canada (a considerable 1238m3).However, UK used water at 810m3 as did Australia and China albeit by around 100 m3 less consumption

In contrast, Industrial water usage (m3), Turkey was the most intake of water, making up 731 m3.This was closely followed by Canada was second most popular utilization of water – 532 m3. However, both UK and Australia depleted at similar amounts – more than 275 m3. Likewise Russia and China usage of water constituted for 80 m3.

Focusing on domestic water usage (m3), Australia and Canada displayed the most application in terms of water, using more than 280 m3. In contrast, consumption patterns in water displayed above 78 m3 mark with similar index: 98 in Russia; 80 in Turkey.Similarly 38 and 26 m3 intake for: for the former in UK and for the latter in China

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Overall Band Score

4
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Vocabulary Complexity:
C1 - Intricate
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A
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water: 10
usage: 5
canada: 3
australia: 3
china: 3
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Task Response

4
The report does not accurately reflect the data provided. There are significant discrepancies between the reported figures and the data in the description. The task is partially addressed, but the core information is inaccurate.

Coherence & Cohesion

3
The report's structure is somewhat unclear. The flow of information is inconsistent, making it difficult to follow the comparisons between countries and water usage categories. There are some grammatical errors that affect the overall coherence.

Lexical Resource

5
The report demonstrates a reasonable range of vocabulary, but some word choices are not precise or appropriate. More sophisticated and accurate vocabulary would improve the overall quality.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

3
The report contains numerous grammatical errors that affect the clarity and accuracy of the information presented. Improved grammatical accuracy is needed to achieve a higher score.

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