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Band 4+: The table shows the results of a survey that asked 6800 Scottish adults (aged 16 years and over) whether they had taken part in different cultural activities in the past 12 months.

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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 below gives the information about how active are 6800 Scotish citizens over 16 years old in the various of culture events during past year.

Overall, the result of this research shows in %. The groups of people are divided by the age. It shows such groups: 16-24, 25-44, 45-74 and one more group is all aged 16 and over. At the table are different cultural activities for distinct people, for example visual arts, computer based or cultural purchases.

The most popular activities in the first, the youngest group 16-24 are visual arts 30%, writing 17% and even 35% are any perfomance ( dancing singing, playing musical instrument and acting). Undertaking any crafts and cultural purchases have the same amount of people who are interested in this- 11%. And the less percenteges has computer based- only 10%. If we talk about middle group 25-44 we can see that people in this group prefer any performances 22% better than undertaking any crafts and cultural purchases 17%. Any visual arts 16% and the last popular events are computer based 9% and any writing 9%.

The oldest group 45-74 would prefer undertaling crafts 22%, cultural purchases 18% and perfomance 17% rather than visual arts 11%, writing and computer based 5%. The statistic in all aged 16 and over shows that humans go for perfomance 22%, than undertaking any crafts 19%, cultural purchases 16%, close to the previous are visual arts 15%, but any write 7% and computer based 6% not really interested the public.

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