BAWA IELTS & PTE - Ferozepur

The horizontal bar graph depicts the top ten global rice-producing nations in 2015. Overall, China produced the highest number of tons of rice; however, Japan had the lowest.  According to the data, China produced more than 140,000 tons of rice being followed by India which was at 105,000 tons. Indonesia came in third place with 35,000 tons of production. Bangladesh was very close to Indonesia since it produced 34,000 tons of rice. Vietnam was in fifth place because it touched around 30,000 tons. Thailand stood in sixth place as it was able to produce just below 20,000 tons of rice.  In the same way, Burma produced 17,000 tons of rice, and this nation was around 1,000 tons superior to the Phillippines. As a result, the Phillippines produced 16,000 tons of rice, and this country was ahead of Brazil and Japan. Likewise, Brazil produced nearly 9,000 tons of rice which was 1,000 more compared to Japan since the latter nation produced around 8,000 tons.  

  Every country in the world has its own road rules, but many drivers don’t obey them. What do you think are the reasons for this? What can be done to solve this problem? Road rules are intended for the smooth functioning of society; however, various drivers do not follow traffic rules despite every nation having its own rules. Thus, this essay will address the reasons behind this issue with solutions to overcome this trouble. First, we witness the lack of enforcement of traffic rules by authorities. If there are no consequences for breaking the law, there is no incentive to obey the law. This lack of enforcement also creates a sense of anarchy on the roads, further discouraging people from following traffic rules. In addition to the lack of enforcement by authorities, there is also a general lack of awareness about traffic rules among the population. This is especially true in rural areas, where most people have never been exposed to formal education on traffic safety. As a result,

  Describe A Person Who Encouraged You To Achieve Your Goal You should say Who this person is? What does this person encourage you to do? How did this person help? How does their encouragement help you achieve your goal? Motivation plays an imperative role in our lives since it encourages us to achieve our goals. Here, I would like to talk about a person who motivated me to achieve my aim in life. Who this person is? He is none other than Mr Singh who is my cousin's brother working in the Department of Law. He is well-educated and an environmentalist as well. What does this person encourage you to do? He encouraged me to participate in environment-saving activities such as tree plantation and making people aware of recycling since it is the best way to keep our surroundings clean and green. I was demotivated some months ago since I was running out of funds to plant 500 trees and organise awareness camps, and this person helped me by donating 10,000 rupees to my NGO. Moreover, he

  Describe A Person Who Encouraged You To Achieve Your Goal You should say Who this person is? What does this person encourage you to do? How did this person help? How does their encouragement help you achieve your goal?

  E-BOOKS AND PAPER BOOKS Which do you prefer, e-books or paper books? Undeniably, paper books are remarkable; however, with the advent of technology, e-books have gained immense popularity. Such books are easy to handle since one can carry them in their gadgets like cell phones or laptops. Moreover, we can search for any topic or work with a single click, and these books can be updated in real-time.  When do you usually read online? I love reading since I am a bibliophile person. It is my daily routine to read books online every night. Recently, I have started a book named To Kill a Mocking Bird, by Harper Lee. I have downloaded it from GoodReads.com and it is wonderful. Sometimes, I love reading newspapers online to stay updated.  Will you read more online in the future? Yes, I do since online mechanisms have become the need of the hour. There is no need to carry the extra load of books, magazines and newspapers from one place to another since we can opt for any novel or book online

  In today’s society, both Western medicine and traditional complementary forms of medicine ’ are now widely known and used . The effectiveness of these kinds of treatment is determined by the patient’s mental attitude towards it . To what extent do you agree or disagree? The modern era witnesses the usage of a diverse set of medicines . The significance of such treatments is based on the patient's cognitive level . I partially agree with the notion since it can raise confidence in a patient. To start with , it depends on the patient's mental level about the type of medicine . Undeniably , we have the best allopathic medicines these days; however, various nations still rely on traditional ones . Nations like China, Hong Kong, and Japan use ancient methods to cure debilitated humans and provide them with proper relief . For instance, Japanese doctors usually prescribe the consumption of drumsticks to patients suffering from calcium and iron deficiencies since ill

  Some people think that competition at work, at school and in daily life is a good thing. Others believe that we should try to cooperate more, rather than competing against each other. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion. It is a contentious issue whether competition is vital or cooperation holds more water in school and daily life since collaboration is more powerful than competition. This essay will address both schools of thought with a suitable judgment. On the one hand, competition in learning is essential as it  encourages learners to strive for excellence . The competitive environment motivates learners to push themselves further, setting higher goals and standards. This , in turn, leads to increased productivity, improved performance, and better exam results. Moreover, competition also helps learners to develop essential skills that are critical to success in today's world. These skills include problem-solving, critical thinking, time management, and tea