IELTS practice test 07 writing ac

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TEST 07

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Writing Academic Test 07

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WRITING TASK 1

You should spend about 20 minutes on this task

he graphs below show predicted trends for the audience of the online TV channel, iTV, both

globally and regionally

Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons

where relevant

Write at least 150 words

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2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Global Audience in millions by year

Global Audience in millions

by year

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2017 2018 2019

Regional Audience in millions by year

Africa and the Middle East Americas

Asia and the Pacific Eurasia

Europe

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WRITING TASK 2

You should spend about 40 minutes on this task

Write about the following topic:

In the media today, there is an imbalance in the amount of bad news and good news which is

reported So much bad news does not give an accurate picture of the real world and is not good for

society

To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or

experience

Write at least 250 words

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Model Answers

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WRITING TASK 1 Model Answer

The line graph shows the predicted growth in the total global audience for iTV from 2012 to 2019

The bar chart compares predicted trends in the number of viewers of this service in five world

regions It can be seen that, overall, the iTV audience is expected to increase during this period

However, from 2017 to 2019, growth is forecast in only two of the five regions

Regarding the total global audience, aside from a predicted fall of 6 million in 2016, the number of

viewers should rise steadily during this period From 132 million at the start of the period, it is

forecast to rise to 156 million by 2019 On average this is a rise of about 4 million viewers per year

However, the bar chart shows significant changes in the way this total audience will be distributed

between the different world regions

The vast majority of viewers are predicted to be located in just two of the five regions: Africa and the

Middle East, and Asia and the Pacific Between 2017 and 2019, these audiences are forecast to grow

by 10 million and 6 million, respectively In contrast, audience sizes in Eurasia and Europe are

expected to decrease steadily over the same period In 2017, the audience for the former is predicted

to be around 13 million and for the latter 15 million By 2019, these figures are expected to fall by 3

million and 2 million, respectively The smallest audience size will probably be seen in the Americas,

remaining stable at around 8 million throughout the period

In conclusion, over the period described, iTV is predicted to grow but with a less widely dispersed

audience

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WRITING TASK 2 Model Answer

There is too much bad news in the media today

We rely on certain sources of news, brought to us in newspapers, on television or radio and online,

for accurate information about world events Much of this news seems to be bad news Would it not

be better for everyone if less bad news were reported?

Unfortunately, there is still no shortage of bad news in the world today and it is often said that bad

news sells, whereas good news does not The media is made up, predominantly, of commercial

organisations which all need to make a profit It is no surprise therefore that they should publish the

kind of news which sells best To expect commercial organisations to act against their own financial

interests would be naive In addition, how many of us would be happy to learn that some piece of bad

news had been held back from us? In such a case, we would surely complain that important

information had not been passed on

The abundance of bad news in the world, and correspondingly in the press, does not mean however

that there is no place for good news To paint an accurate picture of what is happening in the world

must surely involve the inclusion of some good news, and we can see in the quality press that good

news, as well as bad, is indeed reported This good news provides reassurance for us and encourages

us to keep striving for a better world It is of course good to hear good news but it does not have the

same urgency as bad news Bad news may affect the stability of our lives It often has a greater impact

on our lives Accordingly, it can be argued that bad news should take priority over good news

While it may seem at first glance that there is far too much bad news reported in the press, on closer

consideration this imbalance is probably both unsurprising and necessary for the survival of the

media, and for our own survival We cannot therefore conclude that there is too much bad news

reported

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