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Band 5+: write a report fo a university lecture describing the infprmation shown bellow

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The image shows two sections: a line graph and a bar chart. The line graph details fast food consumption in grams from 1970 to 1990. Hamburgers increase from about 20g in 1970 to around 300g in 1990. Fish and chips start at 300g in 1970, fluctuate slightly, and end around 200g in 1990. Pizza rises from 0g in 1970 to 200g by 1990. The bar chart represents weekly expenditure in pence for high, average, and low-income groups. High income: hamburgers 42p, fish and chips 17p, pizza 19p. Average income: hamburgers 33p, fish and chips 25p, pizza 12p. Low income: hamburgers 14p, fish and chips 18p, pizza 7p.
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The chart below shows the amount of money per week spent on fast foods in Britain.

Overall, the graph illustrates an increase in fast food consumption in Britain between 1970 and 1990. In the beginning fish and chips were pretty popular but they started to slowly go down over time. Hamburgers and pizza began to rize at the same time, hamburger becoming the most consumed fast food. The graph also shows the increases and decreases that happen within 5 years.

Fish and chips were shown as the most consumed fast food in the beginning of 1970s. But by the end of 1975 they started to gradually decline, dropping to nearly 200 grammes. While fish and chips were facing their downfall, hamburgers on the other hand shot up to the top in the beginning of 1980 , becoming the first fast food that has over 500 grammes. Pizza that was had the least amount of grammes started to gradually go upwards in the beginning of 1985, surpassing fish and chips and becoming second most most consumed fast food in Britain.

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Overall Band Score

5.5
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Vocabulary Complexity:
B1 - Intermediate
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Grammar Mistakes: N/A
Vocabulary Repetition:
beginning: 4
chips: 4
started: 3
becoming: 3
consumed: 3
grammes: 3
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Task Response

6
The report partially addresses the task by describing trends in fast food consumption. However, it omits the information about weekly expenditure and contains some inaccuracies regarding the data shown in the graph.

Coherence & Cohesion

5
The report demonstrates some coherence, but the flow of information could be improved. The connection between paragraphs and the overall structure could be more logical and cohesive. Grammar errors affect the overall clarity and flow.

Lexical Resource

6
The report uses a sufficient range of vocabulary, but more precise and sophisticated language could enhance the description of the data. Some word choices are slightly inaccurate or inappropriate.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

5
The report contains grammatical errors that affect the overall clarity and accuracy. Improving grammatical accuracy and range would significantly enhance the quality of the report.

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