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The document contains various charts and graphs summarizing survey data and spending habits in different contexts. It highlights housing preferences in the UK, spending categories in multiple countries, customer service ratings at the Parkway Hotel over time, and visitor rates to the US from different nations. Overall, it provides insights into preferences and behaviors in housing, spending, and service satisfaction.

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The document contains various charts and graphs summarizing survey data and spending habits in different contexts. It highlights housing preferences in the UK, spending categories in multiple countries, customer service ratings at the Parkway Hotel over time, and visitor rates to the US from different nations. Overall, it provides insights into preferences and behaviors in housing, spending, and service satisfaction.

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READING

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15 vi
16 i
17 v
18 vii
19 ii
20 E
21 B
22 D
23 A
24 focus
25 pleasure
26 curiosity
27 B
28 A
29 C
30 D
31 A
32 D
33 A
34 E
35 B
36 G
37 C
38 YES
39 NG
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WRITING
Chart 1

The bar chart gives information about the percentage of UK people in a survey related to Housing
preferences done in 2009.
In general, people in Liverpool preferred to live in apartments as opposed to those in London and
Manchester, where they preferred semi-detached homes. Conversely, Terraced Houses in all cities had the
lowest percentage.

Chart 2
The bar graph illustrate the percentage of spending for five significant categories in the United States,
Canada, the United Kingdom, and Japan in 2009.
It is clear that people in five nations tended to spend more money on housing and less on clothing and
health care. The second issue of expenditure in five countries was the two numbers for food and
transportation.
Chart 3
The pie charts show the responses to a survey given to the Parkway Hotel by 100 guests in the years 2005
and 2010 asking them to rate the hotel's level of customer service.
Overall, the hotel's guest service received higher ratings during that time. Between 2005 and 2010, the
majority of guests responded that the hotel's customer service provided excellent, good, and satisfactory
services.
Chart 4
The pie charts show the information about the rate of visitors to the US from diverse nations: Canada,
Mexico, China and others between 1988 and 1992.
In general, the rate of guests who came to the US from diverse nations changed within the period of time
given. Furthermore, the figure for Canada had the most noteworthy parcel of sightseers going by the US
and contract with the figure for [Link]. Furthermore, the figure for Canada had the most
noteworthy parcel of sightseers going by the US and contract with the figure for others.

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