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Band 7+: The table below shows the percentage use of four different fuel types to generate electricity in five Asian countries in 2005.

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The image contains a table showing the percentage of fuel type used to generate electricity for five countries. Data is presented for Nuclear, Coal & lignite, Petroleum products, Hydro & wind, and Other. Malaysia uses 19% Nuclear, 61% Coal & lignite, 2% Petroleum products, 5% Hydro & wind, and 13% Other. Singapore uses 13% Nuclear, 42% Coal & lignite, 3% Petroleum products, 3% Hydro & wind, and 39% Other. Thailand uses 0% Nuclear, 3% Coal & lignite, 36% Petroleum products, 19% Hydro & wind, and 42% Other. South Korea uses 33% Nuclear, 5% Coal & lignite, 3% Petroleum products, 48% Hydro & wind, and 11% Other. Japan uses 49% Nuclear, 6% Coal & lignite, 3% Petroleum products, 3% Hydro & wind, and 39% Other.
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The table illustrates how Malaysia, Singapur, Thailand, South Korea and Japan generated electricity using 4 different fuels: Nuclear, Coal & lignite, Petroleum products, Hydro & wind, and others in 2005. Units are measured in percentage.

Overall, Coal & lignite was the leader in Malaysia, having the highest usage percentage among all energy resources. It was followed by Hydro & wind in South Korea and Coal & lignite again in Singapore. Besides being the only one with no Nuclear Energy usage, Thailand also had the lowest percentage of Coal & lignite.

Japan was the leader in Nuclear energy utilisation, accounting for 49%, followed by South Korea with 33%. Malaysia and Singapore had similar percentages, at 19% and 13% respectively. However, coal & lignite was Malaysia’s predominant fuel source, contributing 61% of the total electricity generated, while Singapore was just behind it at 42%. Petroleum products, overall, were the least utilized fuel type with 2% and 3% consecutively, except for Thailand, which had an obvious domination in this sector.

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7.5
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Vocabulary Complexity:
C1 - Intricate
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A
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lignite: 4
malaysia: 3
thailand: 3
south: 3
korea: 3
nuclear: 3
energy: 3
singapore: 3
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Task Response

8
The report provides a good overview of the main features of the data and makes relevant comparisons. There is a minor omission in the report, as it does not mention the 'Other' category, which is a significant contributor in some countries.

Coherence & Cohesion

8
The report is well-organized and easy to follow. The information is presented logically and effectively.

Lexical Resource

7.5
The report uses a wide range of vocabulary accurately and appropriately. There is some repetition of words and phrases, but this does not detract from the overall clarity of the report. Pay attention to vocabulary repetition to improve the overall score.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

7
The report demonstrates a good command of grammar and punctuation. However, there are a few minor errors that could be corrected.

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