IELTS WRITING TASK 1 ( TABLE )
Đề 1:
The given bar chart illustrate the the prioritized options of young peole in three age
brackets for six kinds of TV programs in a European country in 2012
Overall, feature films and sports remained consistent popularity across all age groups.
Meanwhile news programs and cartoons showed the most sinificant disparity in
viewership from different cohorts in 2012
Regarding feature films, this program captivated the most viewers aged 15-20,
accounting for nearly a quarter of the total, at 23%, whereas the percentages of viewers
in 11-15 and 21-25 age groups opting for it were marginally lower, at 18% and 20%
respectively. In contrast, Sports was the most prevalent among both 11-15 and 21-25
age brackets, occupying 22% and 21% in turn, compared to 18% of those aged 15-20
Concerning the remaining activities, cartoons and news programs demonstrated the
most notable diffferences among viewership from all age bracket. While the appeal of
cartoons diminished with age, dropping sharply from 29% to 4%, the discrepancy was
seen in news program, with its figure increasing from 6% among the youngest to 23%
among the oldest. Similarly, TV dramas also gained popularity with older viewers and
saw a slight increase , rising modestly from 10% to 13% across the age group. Finally,
Soap Opera was equally prevailing between the young aged 11-15 and 21-25, hovering
around 18%, opposed to only 12% of the 15-20 age range favoring this genre
BÀI MẪU
The provided bar chart illustrates the prioritized preferences of young people in three
age groups for six types of TV programs in a European country in 2012.
Overall, feature films and sports maintained consistent popularity across all age
groups. Meanwhile, news programs and cartoons exhibited the most significant
disparity in viewership among different cohorts in 2012.
Regarding feature films, this program captivated the most viewers aged 15–20,
accounting for nearly a quarter of the total, at 23%, whereas the percentages of
viewers in the 11–15 and 21–25 age groups opting for it were marginally lower, at
18% and 20%, respectively. In contrast, sports were the most prevalent among both
the 11–15 and 21–25 age groups, accounting for 22% and 21% respectively,
compared to 18% of those aged 15–20. Regarding the remaining activities, cartoons
and news programs demonstrated the most notable differences in viewership across
all age groups.
While the appeal of cartoons diminished with age, dropping sharply from 29% to 4%, a
contrasting trend was observed in news programs, with viewership increasing from 6%
among the youngest to 23% among the oldest. Similarly, TV dramas also gained
popularity among older viewers and experienced a modest increase, rising from 10%
to 13% across the age group.
Finally, soap operas were equally popular among young people aged 11–15 and 21–
25, with viewership hovering around 18%, in contrast to only 12% of those in the 15–
20 age range who preferred this genre.
Đề 2 The table below shows the percentage participation of women in senior
management in three companies between 1975 and 20
Women in senior management = female senior managers= women distribution in
leading position of three firms
hold/ assume/ undertake senior mananaging position
The given table elucidates a comparative analysis of women distribution in leading
positions of three firms, measured in percentages during the time period of 1975-2015
Overall, women senior managers witnessed a considerable increase in both three
companies over the 40 years. In addition, Eldan experienced the most significant growth
in the porportion of women engaging in senior management
According to the table, Eldan represented the least share ( 3%) in 1975 compared to the
other firms, showing no significant change to 1980. However, after a rapid rise of
fivefolds from 1980 to 1985, it underwent a substaintial upward trend, increasing up
from 14% to 33%. This figure finally reached a peak at 64% in the final year,
predominated over the remaining firms
By contrast, Finsbury had the largest proportion of women senior managers at the start
of the period, whereas witnessed slight oscillation between 1975 and 1985 ( 16%, 14%
and 15%, separately). Despite went through gradual increase from 22% in 1990 to 26%
in 2015, it became the least share among the three finally
In terms of Bamforth, the percentage of female senior managers experienced a steady
rise compared to the other two, from 9% in the first year to 17% in 2000. Furthermore,it
experienced an increase by threefold in the last 15 years
ĐỀ 3: The table below shows the total population and the proportion of males and
females aged 15 and aged 75 in the UK from 1911 to 2011
The given table illustrate the changes
in the total population of the UK and
the percentage of young and older
people aged 15 and 75 over a century
period, starting from 1911.
Overall, the total number of UK
residents witnessed remarkable
increase throughout the period. While
the proportion of the young in 15 year old had a tendency to decline significantly in the
given order, the opposite pattern was true for their counterparts, showing the aging
population in this country. Additionally, females consistently outnumber males in the
age of 75, with more profound disparity in later years
In 1911, there was 36,1 millions of people in the UK and this figure continued to rise
markedly in following years and reached 56,1 millions in 2011. Regarding 15 year old
people, this group accounted for 1.86%, with 334,200 males and 335,700 females.
During the following century, the proportion of residents in 15 year old occupied 1.23%
of total population, experiencing a fall of of 0,63%. Despite the decline of percentage,
the number of males rose moderately to 354,400 in the final year, while a slight drop
was seen in that of females, decreasing to 333.700
In contrast, the percentage of people age 75 adopted a completely reverse trend, rising
from 0.23% in 1911 to 0.70% 2011. In 191, there was 34,100 men in the UK, and then
this data plunged nealy six times, reaching 181,300 in 2011. This similar rising pattern
can also be seen in females, albeit greater extent, soaring from 47,400 to 210,100 in the
same period
The given bar chart compares how much secondary teachers in five distinct countries
earned in 2009
Overall, teachers in Luxembourg earned the highest salaries but it took quite a long time
for them to reach the top salary. By contrast, those in Australia and Denmark, albeit
among the lowest salary range, achieved the maximum salary in the shortest time
Teachers in Luxembourg were offer the highest initial income, at $80,000 per year. After
15 years of being dedicated to their career, the salaries rose significantly to $112,000
anually and it took them 30 years to reach the top salary of $139,000. Australia and
Denmark showed a different [Link] in these coutries could gain the maximum
salary less than ten years, however, the salary range was among the lowest, with a
maxium salary of merely $48,000 in Australia and $54,000 in Denmark
It tooke the longest period for teacher in Japan and Korea to achieve the maximum
salary, at 37 and 34 years, respectively. These countries also had the lowest intial
salaries, with $30,500 for the average teacher in Korea and $28,000 in Japan