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Task 1 - November 25

 


This task is written by BAWA IELTS Ferozepur considering the plagiarism policy. 

A line graph represents the mean count of daily hours spent by children watching television. The data covers the period from 1950 to 2010. Overall, the highest average was registered in nearly 1994. 

In 1950, children loved to watch for only fifteen minutes per day, and this count reached forty-five minutes after a decade. In 1965, the average number of hours per day had hit just below sixty minutes. This trend kept on inclining in 1970 too and recorded just over one and a half hours. After five years, the count almost reached doubled in 1970. 

In 1980, the average number of hours per day was roughly four. From 1982 to 1985, the trend faced a downward wave and in 1985, the data was three hours forty-five minutes per day. From 1985 to 1995, the wave again flared up. It recorded the highest count of four hours twenty-five minutes per day in 1995. 

After facing an upward trend till 1995, the concept again transformed since the given wave plunged till 2010 which was the final year. To be more precise, children watched television for a similar number of hours in 2000 as in 1985. The data was three hours fifty minutes and three hours forty-five minutes in 2005 and 2010, respectively. 



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