Multilevel_IELTS_FCE_Secrets

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READING QUESTION TYPES COURSE The features of an IELTS Reading Passage Two important skills: Guessing the meaning of words and understanding referencing Question Type 1 - Notes Completion Question Type 2 - Short-Answer Questions Question Type 3 - Sentence Completion Question Type 4 - Labeling a diagram Question Type 5 - Table Completion Question Type 6 - Flow-chart completion Question Type 7 - Summary completion Question Type 8 - Summary completion with a box of words Question Type 9 - Classification Question Type 10 - Choosing from a list Question Type 11 - True/False/Not Given (Identifying information) Question Type 12 - Yes/No/Not Given (Identifying writer’s views or claims) Question Type 13 - Matching Headings Question Type 14 - Matching Information Question Type 15 - Matching features Question Type 16 - Matching Sentence Endings Question Type 17 - Multiple choice

Based on the IELTS Writing Task 1 descriptors, let's evaluate your report on the policy budget in a British area for the years 2017 and 2018: 1. Task Achievement (Score: 6): - The report provides a clear overview of the data presented in the table and pie charts. - Key features such as funding sources and expenditure distribution are accurately identified and compared over the two years. - The report includes an introduction, detailed body paragraphs discussing funding sources and expenditure, and a conclusion summarizing the trends. 2. Coherence and Cohesion (Score: 7): - Paragraphs are well-organized with a logical progression of ideas. - The use of linking words ("overall," "conversely," "additionally") connects ideas effectively. - The report maintains coherence through clear referencing to the data presented in the visuals. 3. Lexical Resource (Score: 7): - Vocabulary is varied and precise, enhancing the clarity and academic tone of the report ("allocated," "predominantly," "comprising," "proportion"). - Technical terms related to budgeting and finance are used accurately ("expenditure distribution," "funding sources," "increased slightly"). 4. Grammatical Range and Accuracy (Score: 7): - Sentence structures are varied and demonstrate control over grammatical forms. - There are few grammatical errors, and the majority of sentences are error-free. - Tenses are used appropriately to describe changes over time ("increasing slightly," "remained stable," "dropping"). 5. Overall: Band Score Estimate: 6.5 - 7.0 (approximately): - The report effectively presents and compares the data with clear descriptions and accurate figures. - There is strong coherence and cohesion in the organization of ideas and information. - Vocabulary and grammar are used proficiently to convey the information accurately and clearly. Feedback for Improvement: - To aim for a higher band score (8), continue to refine accuracy in expressing numbers and trends. - Maintain consistency in vocabulary usage and precision. - Ensure all technical terms are used appropriately and effectively. Overall, your report meets the criteria for a solid band 7 in IELTS Writing Task 1, showcasing a strong command of language and effective communication of the data presented.

The table and charts illustrate policy budget in a British area for 2 years: 2017 and 2018. Sources of budget are detailed in pounds in the table and distribution of that budget is shown in pie charts. Overall, the primary source of money was national government, whereas other sources, namely grants, allocated the least. Apparently, the largest amount was distributed to salaries for officers and staff, while the opposite was true with technology. Looking at the table in more detail, the majority of money came from national government, totally £175.5 million in 2017 and increasing slightly to £178 million in 2018. During the same period, grants allocated the least amount of 38 million pounds and remained almost stable. Additionally, local taxes was the source, which allocated more than £91 million at first, but then, the amount gradually increased by £11 million in 2018. Expenditure distribution, as depicted in pie charts, predominantly allocated funds for officers and staff as salaries, comprising 75% of the budget in 2017 and mildly dropping to 69% in 2018. Conversely, only 8%  of the total budget was spent on technology in the first year, however then, the proportion rised by 6% in 2018. Lastly, expenditure on building and transport remained consistent at 17% in both years.

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