The table and the bar chart illustrates a breakdown of financial requirements and
the amount of money spent by international students weekly by overseas students
in four diferent nations.
Overall, Country A is the most expensive destinatione for studying abroad, while
country D is cheapest in spending patterns. In fact, living cost and tuition fees are
higher, the amount of money overseas students have to spend on studying abroas
will be much higher.
Regarding the total expenditure, students coutry A spend the most, at $875 per
week. Following closely behind are countries B and C, with average spending levels
of $735 and $540 respectively. Country D is the cheapest option, with a total weekly
cost of only $435, which is less than half of the amount spent in Country A.
Regarding the bar chart, country A shows the highest living cost ($430) and a
high tuition fee ( $358), its accomdation cost is relatively low at $220. In contrast,
Country B still has a higher cost of living than the other two countries, but it has
decreased by $80 compared to country A. For countries C and D, this figure is much
lower and more stable than in countries A and B, ranging from $200 to $275.
Notably, country D is the only country where all three categories are lower than the
others.
Task 2: Some people think that people should be given the right to
use fresh water as they like. Others believe governments should
strictly control the use of fresh water. Discuss both views and give
your own opinion.
It is agured by some individuals should be given the right to use fresh water as
they like, while others maintan that governments should strictly control the use of
fresh water. While I acknowledge the importance of personal rights, I believe that
government oversight is necessary to prevent the waste of water.
On the one hand, People believe they should have freedom in using water
because of the costs they pay. Firstly, they view the right to water as a basic need
and right of citizens; moreover, water is essential for survival, for cooking, watering
plants, and bathing. Secondly, they fear that government intervention will increase
water prices, significantly impacting overall water prices and fundamentally altering
the cost of goods sold by restaurants, cafes, etc., leading to price increases. With
people's wages remaining the same, this will create a difficult living situation.
On the other hand, I support with idea that governments should strictly
control the use of fresh water. Firstly, the primary reason is that fresh water is a
finite resource, and with the growing global population and climate change, water
scarcity is becoming a critical issue .Without official intervention, there is a high risk
of responsible consumption and waste, which could lead to serious shortages in the
future. Secondly, If the government intervenes in how people use water, it will
create fairness and protect the environment, because people in remote areas have
limited access to clean water, while city dwellers use it wastefully, causing an
imbalance. Furthermore, water is a finite resource, so it must be used responsibly.
In clusion, there are two opposing viewpoints on water rights: one is freedom,
the other is government control. I believe that it is a resource that needs careful
management. Governments should strictly control water usage to prevent waste
and ensure that everyone has enough for their basic needs.