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The image is a screenshot of a Writing Task 1 sample prompt, instructing the test-taker to spend 20 minutes summarizing a table that shows the results of a survey conducted on 6800 Scottish adults aged 16 years and over, about their participation in cultural activities in the past 12 months. The table is titled "Participation in cultural activities, by age" and has four age groups (16-24, 25-44, 45-64, and All aged 16 and over) with eight categories of cultural activities listed, including "Any performance," "Undertaking any crafts," "Any visual arts," "Cultural purchases," "Any writing," "Computer based," "Dancing, singing, playing musical instruments," and "Visiting based." Each category has a percentage of participation for each age group, with the highest participation overall being in "Any performance" (22% for ages 25-44 and All aged 16 and over). The lowest participation is in "Computer based" (5% for ages 45-64 and 6% for All aged 16 and over). The task requires a minimum of 150 words.
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The table provides an overview of a survey in which 6,800 Scottish adults participated in various folk activities over a 12-month period.
Overall, performances such as dancing, singing, playing musical instruments, and acting had the highest participation rates across all age groups, while fewer participants showed interest in writing and computer-based activities across all age brackets.
Regarding cultural activities, the 16-24 age group had significantly more participants in performances, with approximately 35% taking part, compared to around 22% for the 25-44 age group and those aged 16 and over. Similarly, the younger age group displayed the most interest in visual arts, while the adult and older groups showed moderate levels of participation. Conversely, older adults aged 45-74 had the highest involvement in crafts and cultural purchases compared to the other age groups.
Participation in folk activities such as writing and computer-based tasks was lower across most age brackets. Notably, those aged 45-74 had the lowest participation in both categories, with only 5% engaging in these activities.
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