Part 1:

The chart illustrates the actual and estimated visitors to a new art gallery
between 1990 and 2001. Overrall, the actual number of peopeple visit the gallery
excceded expectations by a wide margin.
It was estimated that visitor number would be just under 500,000 in the first year
rising gradually to nearly double that number by the end of the period. However,
while there were some fluctuation in the actual number of guest visiting the
gallery, attendances more than double from around 1.5 million to just under 3.5
million in 2001.
Visitor numbers were influenced by three events during the period. There was a
sharply decline to around 1,750,000 visitors in 1992 after the director of the gallery
got sacked in the year before. From then on, when a new shop went to operation,
the number of visitors saw a significant grow to nearly 300,000 by the time the
new director was appointed in 1996. The peak (nearly 3,500,00 visitors) was
reached at 2001 after a massive rise from under 2,500,00 in 1998.
Part 2:
With the assitance of the Internet, information can now be displayed in both
visual and audio without any delay. While in some way it may seem possible for
the disappear of audio media, I personally belive that an radio will still be usefull
in the future.
One one hand, there are reasons why radio might be forgetten. In the age of
visual media, radiao is gradually becoming obsolete. To discover new songs and
artist, yong people prefer to turn to sited like YouTube. It it also easier and time-
saving to browse the lastes news all at one screen rather than listening to series of
information in arranged order. Moreover, many radio stations are decreasing
audience retention and fail to improve on-air content because people have become
image and screen-obsessed.
However, I would agree with those who belive that radio will still be useful.
Radio tends to be more instant medium than other media. With a radio station, if an
event happens in the area, all they have to do is give a reporter the gear and sen
them off to cover what is happening on location. With TV, there are risk
assessments and equiqment that needs to be moved, so generally, radio tends to be
a little quicker on getting to urgent events.
 In conclusion, it seem to me that raido will still be needed but audio media have
to adapt. To attract more lissteners, radio will have to find news ways of
broadcasting content and become more visual.
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The chart illustrates the end of year values for four major international money
market indices from 2005 to 2008. Overral, the the end of the year value of all four
currency market showed a fluctuating trend.
The largest value of money market both in 2005 and 2008 belonged to the US
Market Index (around 11,000 and nearly 8,800 respectively) while the lowest both
in 2005 and 2008 belonged to the Korean Market (around 1,800 and nearly 1,500).
It is also interesting to note that all market showed a increase from 2015 to 2007,
whish was follow by a decline in the following year.
The Korean market value fluacted gradually in a four year period but the
KOSPI never exceeded 2,000, the peak was reached at around 1,900 in 2007.
Moreover, in 2007, all four money market in each nation reached the highest
price.
In conclustion, FTSE 100 is the most valuable foreign currency in the period
from 2005 to 2008.

The graph illustrate changes in values of four international money market over
four years. Overall, all fours market seem to mirror each other’s performance,
suggesting that there is a strong correlation in maket trend; a rise or a fall in one
index is reflexed in other indices.
The America index was the strongest in each of the four years, peaking in value
at around 13,000 points in 2007, before dropping off to its lowest level at around
9,000 in 2008. The British market ondex was the second-most valuable throughout
the period, peaking in 2007 at about 6,500 points before registering a
approximately 2,000 point drop in value by the end of 2008. The French and
British markets are closely aligned in terms of value and performance, suggesting
their economies may be of similar size
As for the Korean market, KOSPI was the lowest-valued in each four year,
never exceeding 2,000, through it exhibited a similar performace trend. It is also
iteresting to noted that, from 2005 to 2007, the graph suggest that the global
economy have been performing strongly since all four market registered steady
increase in value.
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With the assitance of the Internet, information can now be displayed in both
visual and audio without any delay across the goble, therefore a classrom can be
held online. While in some way it may seem reasonable for childeren don’t have to
atcually participate in class, I personally belive that directly studying in the
classroom is better than online learning.
On one hand, there are reasons why it might benifical to allow children to join
online classroom. Online programs make a college degree more accessible for
many students - particularly those who are working full-time, who have family
obligations or who live far from the college campus. Online classes also give
students more autonomy over their learning, and allow them to work at an
individualized pace. Furthermor, lectures can be recorded after the class has ended,
making it easy for students to review lessons or look up information that is
unfortunately missed.
However, I would agree with those who belive that traditional classroom is
better. As noted above, taking college classes online gives students more
independence and control over their education. This, in turn, requires great self-
discipline and self-motivation. It is easy to get distracted while studying in a
pleasant and unsupervised environment. On possible consequence of online
learning is the learning process is intimately dependent on the internet connection.
If the internet is unfortunately cut off, students will not be able to join the class
until the connection is restored
In conclusion, it seem to me that it would be better, for childeren to actually
come to class to learn and interact with their peers.
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The two charts describle the past and forecast proportions and numbers of 0-14
years olds and 15-24 years olds in Australia from 1958 until 2038. Overall, The
Australia population has aged and this trend is projected to continue into the future.
The percentage of the younger age group has alaways been higher than that of
the older one since 1958. Both figures have generally decline and this falling trend
is expected to continue until 2038. More specifically, the figure for 0-14 years olds
constituted a hefty 30% of the Autralian populations in 1958, more than twice that
for the older group, which will follow by a sharp fall to around 20% in 2038. By
contrast, the population of the older group saw a slight rise of around 13% to
nearly 18% in 1970 before dropping steadily back to it 1858 levels in 2038.
It is obvious from the seccond grap that the number of both 0-14 years old and
15-24 years old has grown steadily from roughtly 1.2 million and 3 million in 1958
to around 2.5 million and over 4 million respectivelt at the present time. The
figures are forecast to rise to 3 million and 5 million by 2038.
Paty 2:
With fast development of technological aids, many people are making the switch
from paper bool to e-books. Therefore, traditional mode reading such as coming to
public libraries, hence, has been replace by ebooks that are easily avaiable
everywhere. Although this trend has some benefits, I belive there are more
drawbacks.
The main disadvantages of public libraries is the flexibility of time. Of you
borrow a book from a library, you have to finish reading it within a fixed time
frame. If you fail to do that, you will have to pay a fine. This crucial problem faced
by the slow readers or the indiviuals who cannot afford to buy expensive book. As
a result, they have no other option but to rely on public librariess and in return they
probably cannot enjoy areading a book with a limited time period.
On one hand, I belive that the benfits are even more significant. Firstly, public
libraries offer equal treatmeant to anyone irrespective of age, gender or social
class. Every resource at the library is free of charge, including books, internet
acces, and educational and professional traning programs. Therfore, individuals
and families, no matter their socioeconomic status, can count on their libraries to
provide them with the resources they need. Another adventages is public libraries
promte communities of reading. They are importance centers where exhibitions
and other literrary events can be hosted.
In coclutions, It seem to me thay althought there are disadvantages of the public
liabraries, they are outweight by the adventages. It open to the memebers of all
communities and can connet them by reading events.
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The graph compares the rainfall and temperature of Brasilia and Recife over one
year. Overall, in spring and winter there were more strong thunder accompained by
heavy rain in Brasilia, while in summer and autumn more rainfall appeared in
Recife.
The rainfall in Recife incearsed substantially before May, when the number
reach a peak of 230mm. The rain level then decline steadily to 10mm in
November, which was followed by a slight increase to more than 11mm in the
next month. In contrast, Recife’s temperature remained quite steady in a year
period, stabilized between approximately 15 C and 38 C.
As for Brasilla, the first month of the year started with a heavy rain at 210mm
level, before the rainfall dropped significantly to 2mm on June. Howerver, from
then on, there was a massive rise in the rain level, peaking in value at 24mm in
December. It is also interesting to noted that, the months with rainfall greater than
18mm went along with thunder in more than one third of the day in the month.
Futhermore, the weather in Brasilla was harsher than Recife when the temperate
can drop below 5 dergees in the period betwwen May and July
Part 2:
People have different view about whether government should invest in artistic
products. While in same way it seem resonable for artists access to gorvernment
funds, I personally believe that government should let artists pay for their own
work.
On one hand, financial sercurity can support artist complete the product in line
with their aspirations and vision. The quality of raw materials affects both the
function and appearance of the output, however materials that are durable and
well-crafted are prohibitively expensive. As a result, many artists shared that their
paintings were degraded because they could only pay for low quality ink and
paper. Futhermore, governments can gain benefits form artistic products by using
them for advertise their own cultural diversity or organizing art exhibitions and
events. In theory, this should result in attrecting more tourism.
 However, I would agree with those belive that artists should pay for their own
work. By being funded, the artist have to comply with some constraints with the
gorvernment, therefor creativity will not be used to its full potenial. As a result,
artistic product can be used for political purposes instead of expressing the
creativity and vision of the author. One possible consequence for the gorvenment
could be that if artists are not able to generate income from their creation, the
investment will be wasted.
In conclustion, it seems to me that it would be better for artist to take
responsibility for their own work so that they can freely express their unique style
without any constraints.