Post by Admin on Nov 15, 2015 17:42:06 GMT
The following charts show the number of cars and the amount of energy used per capita in five countries around the world, and as a world average.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The bar chart shows cars per person in five countries, plus the world average, while the graph shows how much energy each person used between 1960 and 2010, converted to kilograms of oil.
The UK had the highest number of cars per capita at 0.519, closely followed by German at .505 and France at 0.497. The world average was just 0.148 cars per person. China’s rate was higher at 0.38, followed by the US 0.45.
In terms of energy use, the trend was upward everywhere, with the exception of the UK. The biggest user of energy was the USA, standing at just below 8,000 kg per person in 2010. Germany’s energy use rose to 4,800 in 1975 where it remained for ten years before beginning to fall. France’s use showed the biggest relative rise and stood at over 4000 kg per person by 2010. China’s energy use parallels World use and is the lowest of the five countries standing at around 1,500 kg per head by the end of the period.
Overall, the USA uses more energy per capita than the other countries although it does not have the most cars, while the UK has most cars although its energy use is much lower.
Note: This is ONE example. There are other ways to complete every IELTS writing Task.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The bar chart shows cars per person in five countries, plus the world average, while the graph shows how much energy each person used between 1960 and 2010, converted to kilograms of oil.
The UK had the highest number of cars per capita at 0.519, closely followed by German at .505 and France at 0.497. The world average was just 0.148 cars per person. China’s rate was higher at 0.38, followed by the US 0.45.
In terms of energy use, the trend was upward everywhere, with the exception of the UK. The biggest user of energy was the USA, standing at just below 8,000 kg per person in 2010. Germany’s energy use rose to 4,800 in 1975 where it remained for ten years before beginning to fall. France’s use showed the biggest relative rise and stood at over 4000 kg per person by 2010. China’s energy use parallels World use and is the lowest of the five countries standing at around 1,500 kg per head by the end of the period.
Overall, the USA uses more energy per capita than the other countries although it does not have the most cars, while the UK has most cars although its energy use is much lower.
Note: This is ONE example. There are other ways to complete every IELTS writing Task.