WRITING 1 – DYNAMIC CHART [1] Recording: RULES & EXPECTATIONS Content Your work must be original. Cheating or plagiarism is not allowed. Using tools like Grammarly or ChatGPT for grammar and word choice improvements is fine, but the main content should be your own. Format ● Words/ Google docs ● Font: Calibri / 14 ● Spacing: 1.5 Submission deadline Submit assignments on time. Late submissions won't be reviewed or corrected. Feedback time Expect your HW essays to be returned within 7 days after the submission deadline. Delays might occur due to high workload or unforeseen circumstances. Essay limits You're entitled to 20 essay corrections: ● 12 Course Homework Essays (valid only during the course; essays sent after the course ends won't be corrected) ● 8 Optional Essays (Task 1 or Task 2). For Task 1, use only questions from (Task 1 questions). Email your essays to
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Dynamic chart (Changes over time) - Static chart (No change) - Map - Process Write a report + at least 150 words + summarize information (select main features + make comparisons where relevant) Standard (1-2-3-4) Introduction (1) Overview (2) Body 1 (3-4: Report the main features + Make comparisons) Body 2 (3-4: Report the main features + Make comparisons)
Question 1: The table below gives information on visitor statistics for 1996, 1998 and 2000 for various World Heritage sit es in Australia. Introduction [Paraphrase the question + Add any information that is shown in the chart(s) but not in the question] The table shows how many people paid a visit to six Australian Heritage sites in (three separate years:) 1996, 1998, and 2000. every two years between 1996 and 2000/ from 1996 to 2000 Overview [The most striking features] 1. Trend Compare the starting point to the ending point Extent = [Ending - Starting] / Starting x 100% - Go up: GBR, BM, TW, SB (by varying degrees)
- Go down: CERR, MI (slightly) Shark Bay? fluctuate (v) 2. Order [Focus on the highest figures] GBR Overall, the figures for the Great Barrier Reef, Blue Mountains, Tasmania Wilderness, and Shark Bay increased by varying degrees, whereas those for the Central Eastern Rainforest Reserve and Macquarie Island declined slightly. It is also important to note that the Great Barrier Reef consistently showed the highest numbers. - CLEAR OVERVIEW Mechanical What is most striking when looking at the data is that almost all examined sites saw increases in tourist numbers, leaving aside/ except for the Central Eastern Rainforest Reserve and Macquarie Island, whose popularity declined slightly. It is also important to note that the Great Barrier Reef - remained the most popular / visited destination throughout the period. - consistently drew the most visitors What is most striking when looking at the data is that except for the Central Eastern Rainforest Reserve and Macquarie Island, almost all examined sites experienced their tourist counts increasing, with the most substantial growth being observed in the Great Barrier Reef. It is also important to note that this site consistently drew the most visitors throughout.
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