task5

This pie chart illustrates the results of a survey in an airline of economy class and business class in the year 2002 in terms of percentage.

For starters, the most popular consideration is space which took 49 percent from the males in economy class and 45 percent from the makes in business class while the females were 41 percent in business class. As for movies, the results were close to each other. For instance, the females had 9 percent in both classes. However, males made up 7 percent in the economy class, where as the least popular in flight consideration is business class males which took 3 percent only. Following that, food and drinks results were ranging between 19-25 percent. For example, in the economy class females made up 21 percent and 19 percent from the males. However, only 20 percent and 24 percent were accounted for the females and 24 percent were accounted for the females and males in the business class. Finally, females in economy class rated service as the most important at 45 percent and the least were for the male in the same class which it was 25 percent.

To sum up, the space flight feature took the biggest percentage for both classes except the females in the economy class.

task 4

Many people around the world use TV, radio and newspapers. But, how can it affect us? In this essay, I will outline major problems that can affect in our life.

First of all, people think that TV has many negative sides. For instance, today’s movies are full of crimes, abusing other cultures and other bad behaviors that affect children. Advertisements are trying to influence people by showing then new important items. However, the costumer can be fooled because the item he/she buys it can be useless or fake. The final point is parents, teachers and friends are the biggest affect on their life regarding behavior, religion and culture.

Now let’s turn to people who think that media doesn’t have an influence in their life or ideas. For starters, people think that media, such as the television are useful. For example, we can find new places in our world like national geographic and discoveries channels which provide new information about animals and how they live. A second point is advertisements. These can be useful when new products or special offers appeared in the newspapers. Finally, movies are the most common in our life. Because, people think that they are finding it useful more than any other activity.

All in all, peoples think that these media are useful. But, I strongly recommend that the parents should be careful on their children. Because, television can affect on the children’s habit.

task 3

This bar chart illustrate the number of fishermen in five different regions from 1970 to 2000, in terms of millions, while the table shows the world’s top ten exporters of fish in the year 2000.

The graph illustrates the millions of fishermen between 1970 and 2000. The highest numbers of fishermen from 1970 to 2000 were in Asia and rose from almost 11 to over 25 million fishermen. The number of fishermen in Africa decreased dramatically between 1970 and 2000 from over 10 to about 3 million fishermen, which was the lowest number of fishermen in all regions in the whole 30 year period.

The table shows the world’s top exporters of fish in the year 2000. The world’s top exporter of fish in 2000 was Thailand, which is in Asia, while the second world’s top exporter of fish in the same year was Norway in Europe. The highest numbers of exporters in 2000 were in Asia with exactly five exporters. However, neither Africa nor South America had any exporters in the table. The last exporter of fish in the table was South Korea in Asia as the tenth.

In summary, as I have mentioned earlier, Asia had the highest number of fishermen comparing to other regions, while Africa had the lowest.

task 2

These days many people move to new cities or new countries move than ever before, and that's for many and different reasons.  In this easy I will talk about the challenges and strategies to meet there challenges that they will face.

The first challenge is weather, Most people who move to new countries have different weather, some countries hot and some countries cool. The next challenge that people usually experience in their movement to new cities or new countries is culture, all countries have different culture. Such as, food, lifestyle and dress. One more important challenge is homesickness. I think this is one of the biggest problems, because the person who moves to a new country has family, relatives and friends, and he will miss them. The last challenge worth mentioning is law or rules. Every country has its own law and its own ruts.

The first strategies for the weather problem are that you have to know how to change your lifestyle in any country you come to. Another solution is culture, so anyone who travels should know about this country’s food and lifestyle. The solution for homesickness is that you can keep contract with your family and friends by phone and social networks. The last solution is worth men toning is law or ruts, people need to learn the rules form law of country.

In the end, I think there are many of challenges and there are many of strategies. Any people travel to another country you know the language, rules, weather and lifestyle.      

task 1

The bar chart illustrate the share of films shown in both Britain and Australia by origin in the year 2000, in terms of percentage, while the line graph shows the number of people who attended the cinema in the same countries from 1980 to 2000, in terms of millions.

The first graph shows the percentage of films shown in 2000. The highest percentage of films shown in both countries was the American film with almost 80% in Britain and about 70% in Australia. The British films were placed the second in terms of percentage with approximately 20%, while placed the last in Australia with only 5%. There wasn’t any Australian film shown in Britain, however the percentage of Australian films shown in Australia was 10%.

The second graph shows the number of people who attended the cinema between 1980 and 2000. The number of people who attended the cinema in Britain decreased dramatically from 100 million in 1980 to fewer than 60 million in 1982. There was a huge rise in the attendance between 1982 and 1986 from under 60 million to almost 120 million. Then the attendance start fluctuated during the last 14 years before it ended with in a slight increase in 2000 with about 150 million. On the other hand, after a peak in 1982 at 20 million, the attendance in Australia leveled out at 40 million between 1984 and 1990. There was a dramatic growth in the number of people who attended between 1990 and 2000 from 40 million to approximately 90 million.

In summary, the US films were the most popular ones in both countries. On other hand the attendance in both countries kept increasing over the years.