Решение: Family Budget Project
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Choose only one of the two projects below and write a 200–250-word comment in English. Project 1: Imagine that you are doing a project “Family budget: what Zetlanders spend their money on”. Comment on the data in the table and give your opinion on the subject of the project. Project 2: Imagine that you are doing a project on how teenagers get to school in Zetland. Comment on the data in the diagram and give your opinion on the subject of the project. In either project, make an opening statement, report 2–3 facts, make 1–2 comparisons, outline a relevant problem and suggest a solution, and conclude with your opinion.
| Item of expenditure | % of family budget |
|---|---|
| Housing | 35 |
| Food | 25 |
| Medical aid | 17 |
| Entertainment | 16 |
| Other | 7 |
Решение по шагам
5 шаговChoose one of the two projects. A valid response must focus consistently on either family expenditure or teenagers’ ways of getting to school.
Begin with a general statement introducing the survey and its subject.
Select 2–3 figures and compare them accurately. For example, housing accounts for 35% of the family budget, whereas food accounts for 25%; housing exceeds food by 10 percentage points.
$$35\% - 25\% = 10\text{ percentage points}$$Describe a realistic problem connected with the chosen topic and propose a practical solution.
Finish with a personal opinion and check that the text contains 200–250 words.
A possible answer is a coherent 200–250-word essay following all five points of the plan. The exact wording may vary.
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Где здесь ошибаются
Writing about both projects instead of choosing only one.
Listing figures without making comparisons.
Failing to suggest a solution to the problem.
Giving an opinion without explaining it.
Writing fewer than 200 or more than 250 words.