Skip to main content

Cambridge 17. June 22. Task 1



This task one belongs to Cambridge IELTS book 17. BAWA IELTS FEROZEPUR has written this in own language respecting plagiarism policy. 

The dual horizontal bar graph reveals the information regarding the proportion of weekly income spent by families on eight different activities in one country in 1968 and 2018. Overall, in the former year, they spent the highest money on food compared to leisure in the latter year. 

In 1968, 35% of the amount had been reserved for food and after half a century, it was nearly 17%. The expenditure was 10% and 18% on housing in 1968 and 2018, respectively. Fuel had given the least priority with seven per cent in 1968 and four per cent in 2018. Clothing and footwear were at ten per cent in the first year, and five per cent in the second. Household goods gravitated the similar proportion roughly seven each year. 

Personal goods had a similar proportion compared to household goods in 1968 and dropped to four per cent in 2018. On transportation, people expended seven per cent in the first-mentioned year and doubled in the second-mentioned year. Finally, in leisure activities, the families disbursed nine per cent in 1968 and 23% in 2018. 


 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Part - 3 - All Cue Cards

Part 3 belongs to all new cue cards from September to December 2022. We have written the answers on our own except for one topic. Hence, we hold the copyright status of the answers written by us. 1.  Describe an object you find particularly beautiful (For example, a painting, sculpture, piece of jewellery/furniture, etc.). 1. Do   you   think   there   are   more   beautiful   things   now   than  in  the   past? In my opinion, traditional art and sculptures are much more captivating. I think in the past, it was easier for artists to find shoppers in the form of kings and nobles and they could focus on their art without any financial worries. However, today it is much harder to earn money as an artist. The art being made today also reflects that – it is done more as a hobby rather than as a profession and the works produced are far behind those of the past. Moreover, nowadays artists rely on machine work instead of handmade items.  2.   Do you think there are many scenic spots in India
7 comments
Read more

Speaking Part 1 - January to April 2023

  Fast Food and Break Fast What do you have for breakfast? I prefer to have my favourite food items during the first meal of the day. Usually, I like wheat bread with freshly cooked vegetables like Okra, Turnip, beans and cauliflower. Along with this, I love to take a cup of tea. However, during weekends, my mother cooks stuffed bread for me, and amongst all these bread types, my favourite one is potato-filled bread with curd and homemade butter.  Do you eat fast food? Yes, I do, but once a fortnight, I prefer to have it. It is owing to the bad cholesterols present in junk food materials. In this category, I find cheese burst pizza, garlic bread and white sauce Italian pasta mouth-watering.  What are the different kinds of fast food in your country? Name them. India has an ocean of fast food materials. For instance, Chinese, Italian and American fast materials are the most popular ones in India. Moreover, we have traditional fast foods as well.  The first one is a savoury stuffed pastr
17 comments
Read more

New Speaking - September to December 2022

New Speaking Questions - Part 1 or 3 The answers are purely based on novel ideas and belong to BAWA IELTS Ferozepur. We also observe the copyright status of answers given here.  Name  Is it easy for you to remember people’s names?  Yes, I always find it easy to remember the names of people since I have an elephant's memory. Moreover, I can easily memorise the mobile number of people.  However, I find it difficult when I have to recall the names of those who are from another culture, especially East and South Indian, owing to their uniqueness.   Do you do anything to help you remember people’s names?  Not all the time, I think it is necessary to use anything in remembering people’s names. More specifically, if the people are from my province Punjab, then I can remember easily because of similarity; however, if the people are from another culture, then I prefer to write their names on my pocket diary to remember them.  How do you feel when people can't remember your name?  I don’
1 comment
Read more