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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 information on the percentage of Scottish adults, aged 16 and above, who participated in various cultural activities over the past 12 months, categorized by age group.
Overall, participation rates generally decreased with age, with the 16-24 group being the most active across almost all activities, while the 75+ group consistently recorded the lowest figures. Performance-related activities were particularly popular among younger groups, whereas crafts tended to attract older participants.
In detail, 35% of people aged 16-24 engaged in any performance, which was the highest rate in the table. Singing (30%) and plays (29%) were also common in this group, while only 11% took part in crafts and 14% in playing musical instruments. For those aged 25-44, participation declined slightly, with 28% involved in performances and lower engagement in other categories.
The 45-74 group showed further decreases, with any performance at 18% and visual arts at 12%. Interestingly, crafts (17%) were more popular in this group compared to younger adults. Among the 75+ group, figures were minimal, with only 2% participating in dance or playing instruments. However, crafts stood out as the most popular activity for them,
at 8%.
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