Title Sample Task 1 6.5 ✅

DOL English COMBO 1: 1T1C SAMPLE 1 The graph below shows the number of overseas visitors to three different areas in a European country between 1987 and 2007 The line graph compares how many foreigners visited a particular country in Europe over a period running from 1987 to 2007. Overall, all three areas witnessed an upward movement in the number of international visitors during the entire period. Among the three, the coast welcomed the highest number of people almost every year although, in 2002, the majority of foreigners opted to travel to the lakes In 1987, by far the most popular destination was the coast, with 40 million people (M) choosing to go there, which was double the figure for the mountains at that time. Coming in the third position was the lakes, amounting to 10M visitors. Thereafter, despite a slight drop of 5M in 1992, the number of visitors to the coast registered a significant increase to 75M people, still ranking first at the end of the period. In contrast, the figure for the lakes rose drastically to a peak of 75M in 2002 before declining considerably to
DOL English 50M at the end of the period. Finally, the visitor number of mountains fluctuated in the vicinity of around 25M during the surveyed period. SAMPLE 2 The chart shows the number of cars made in three countries from 2003-2009. 2003 2006 2009 Argentina 145,930 413,062 512,247 Australia 430,658 331,256 212,647 Thailand 784,770 1,119,283 950,258 The table presents information on car manufacturing across three countries over the course of 6 years, starting from 2003. Overall, Argentina and Thailand witnessed an ascending trend in the number of automobiles produced whereas the opposite was the case in Australia. Among the three countries, Thailand dominated the automobile industry throughout the time shown. Thailand started the period with roughly 785,000 cars, making it the top car-producing country at that time. In the same year, Australia produced roughly 430,000 cars, which was three times as many as the number of those manufactured in Argentina. Thereafter, the number of cars made in Thailand increased to an all-time high of slightly above 1,100,000 in 2006 before a mild reduction of 60,000 was recorded in 2009. Meanwhile, the figure for Australia nearly halved, as it ended the period with around 210,000 units. In contrast, the quantity of automobiles that originated from Argentina grew exponentially to approximately half a million in the final year, surpassing that of Australia in 2006. (166 words)
DOL English SAMPLE 3 The table below shows information and predictions regarding the change in percentage of the population aged 65 and above in three countries. The bar chart shows the proportion of citizens aged more than 65 years old in three particular countries since 1988 and includes a forecast to 2030. Overall, it is expected that all countries would witness upward trends in the percentage of dwellers aged over 65. Among these three nations, the figures for Germany and Canada would experience the largest growth and the former would maintain the highest one during the entire period. At the start of the period, people whose ages were above 65 accounted for one fifth of the German population, making it the country with the highest figure. In the same year, around one
DOL English sixth of the Canadians were more than 65 years of age, marginally higher than the figure for the UK, at 14%. Thereafter, the percentage of those aged 65+ in Germany increased slightly to 25% in 2000 and is predicted to continue to rise to 30% in 2030. Canada and the UK would follow similar trends, but less pronounced, with respective estimated figures in 2030 being 26% and 20%. SAMPLE 4 The graph gives information about coffee production in four different countries from 1990 to 2010. Purpose: -Trend -Compare: coffee production in 4 countries