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高级英文写作范文高级英文写作范文 task1范文汇总Version105Task1关于四个国家政府在1990 1995见的花销的比较四个pie chart四个部分的花销Education DefenseHealth andOther其中肯尼亚和另一个国家 记不起名字了 较为相似 在 教育上的花销较大而在defense上很小 与之相比较的是英国和美国 他们在教育上的expenditure较小 而健康和defense上很大 四 个国家的相同之处就是other占的比例最大 大约都在70 左右105t1 A Thechart shows the statusof governmentfinance infour countries England America Kenya D and itclassifies the expenditure infour part including Education Defense Health and other The monground offour countries is expenditure in otheraounts forthe primarypart which allare closeto seventyper cent The cost in healthis alsosimilar infour countries From thechart wecould knowthat theinvest inhealth in these countriesholds ten per cent in allgovernment expenditureequally except inEngland the healthexpenditure of which is about fifteen per cent The differencesare in the partof the cost in Education and Defense In England and America the governmentspay moreattention to the defense Respectively there aretenpercentin the fullcostinEngland andfifteen in America On theother hand In Kenya andD more expendingis usedinEducation thecostofwhich is aboutfifteenpercent The costin Defensein bothcountriesisa little verson105task1The abovefour pie charts show theexpenditurecondition infour countries Korea America Britain and Kenyaduring1990 1995 It infectsthe greatdifference thatexists betweenwealthier andpoorer nations As we can seefrom thepiecharts American andBritish peopletend tospend moremoney ondefense andhealth The proportionof healthin Americaand Britain which oupied took up prised15 and17 respectively was higher than theother twocountries The proportionof defendwas over20 particularly inAmerica up to21 The correspondingfigures forKenyaandKorea were4 and5 each The noticeablecharacter ofexpenditureinKorea andKenya washigher expenseproportion oneducation There are16 and12 of thetotal expenditureused by them oneducation These figureswere overwhelminglyhigherthan the correspondingfigure of6 inAmericaand5 in Britain These fourcountries have similar conditionin theexpenditure aspectof education defend andhealth which was about70 of theoverall outgoings A106task1The followingcharts describethe situation of patent application Chart1is abouttrends of patent applicationform1985to1999 Chart2showstheproportion relevantto residentsand non residents in USA Japan Brazil andZabya In Chart1 the columnfigures illustratesthe numberof native people inUSA isabout90000 while thenon native figureis85000 Though thetotal numberis much thanthe situation ofJapan there are140000nativepeopleapplied forpatent inthis country However only30000applications areabout non residents At the same time Brazil onlycontains native application andZabya onlyhave non nativeapplication Regarding Chart2 the linegraph showsan increasingtrend ofpatentapplication From1981to1995 the figureclimbed steadywith someslight fluctuation However after1995 this increasingtrend beganto ascenddramatically from3million applicationsto almost7applications From thecharts in developedcountries suchas Japanand USA the numberofpatentapplication casesis numerous while developingcountries havelow figures The patentapplications improverapidly recently 108task1The followingcurved chartshowthe situation concerningthe costsof videossales andrentals tradein EUand USfrom1992to2000 The abscissaof thechart representsthe valueof eachelement and theordinate figuresthe timeduring8years In rentaltrade there aredramatically differentbetween thesituation ofUS andEU in1992 there arealmost 6000profits inUS However the tradein EUonly generalized 2500at thesame time Then thetrend keptclimbing infollowing yearthough there were stillsome littledrops inUS while EUgot thedecrease from 2500to 1500 Regarding thesituationofsales trade therewerevery closefigures in1992respectively 2000inUSand 1800in EU Then the data inUS hadascended withoutany fallin theperiod Simultaneously after aseries fluctuations thedatain EUdropped to 1000in2000 From thechart the valueabout videossales andrental inUS ismuchthanEU Rentals arepopular inUS duringthis stage while saleswere developingvery fast Both rentaland salesin EUkept dropfrom1992to2000 109TASK1Life span isknown as a matterof greatconcern forthe generalpublic inour societyfrom ancienttime tonow Aording to the abovetable we can obtainsome informationabout thelife span from1911toxxintheUK In1911 only73men and100women were100or more100years old However in1941 the numberof peoplewho canreach to100years oldincreased to449that includes132males and317females Then the numberreached to2332in1971which contains287males and2035females Inxx the numberof malesisabout536while approximately4085are femalesAnother importantphenomenon isthat inxxthe numberof femalesincreased40times thanthe males number in1911while malesonly wentup about7times Judging bythe figures we arefully justifiedin declaringthat withthe developmentof thescience andtechnology the people s life span is increasing slowlyand most of themare women 110task1The firstbar chartshow that the goalsof thelearners couldchange withtheir age under26about90 people startfor theircareers While onlyabout10 are justfor theirinterests However whenpeople areover49 over70 people arefor theirown interest paring withless than40 for careers This isan interestingsituation Companying withthe increaseof age from under26to above49 the percentage of thepeople studyingfor careersis decreasinggradually from90 to40 By contrastmore andmore peoplestudy forinterest fromabout10 up toabout75 and theyare equalapproximately during40and49 Aording to the secondchart there isa wavingchange betweenage andemployee support Indeed the highestspot ofemployee supportis under26 upto60 Then thepercentage isdiminishing stepby step And during30and39 it reachesthe lowestspot about30 next it increasesslowly again Until above49 it hasgotten about50 Those twocharts demonstratethe interestingrelationship betweenpeople s agegoal andemployee support 111task1the followingchart describesthesituationregarding undergroundtransportation in London Paris Tokyo Washington DC Kyoko andLos Angel The majorcites foundedtheir subwaysystem inthe20th century which wasin Tokyo Washington DC Kyoko London firstlypleted itsunderground workand beganto operatein1836 the lastesttime thatLos Angelhad hadits subwaywas after136years London hasthe longestunderground railwaydistance which isalmost2times thanParis Tokyo andWashington DChavesimilardatum whichare149kilometer and114kilometer respectively Kyoko onlycontains11kilometer ofroute length Though the longest routeisinLondon the mostcarrying capacityis Tokyo s subwaysystem It carriedabout1434million passengersper year while548million people inLondonat thesame time The figuresin WashingtonDC arenot achieved100 only70per year Kyoto onlycarries11million peoplewhich isthe lowestcarrying capacityin allsix cities verson111task1there isa tablewhich illustratesthe relativedata aboutunderground systemin sixcountries london paris tokyo washington d c kyoto andlos angeles in1983the first railway was built inlondon which isthelongest railway 1100km inthesix cities the carrying capacity reach548million people per year asacountries havingrailway earlier paris establishedthe firstunderground in1890and850million peopleper yearwere carriedby using548kilometer railway paratively tokyo hasrelatively lessrailway 149km but itcarries mostpeopleper year about1434million people similarly the railwayin los angeles isused effectively peopleinlos angelesuse14km railwayto carry306million peopleperyearwhen it wasbuiltinxxfirstly overall the cities having the firstrailwayand thelongestrailway the railwayof havingthe biggestcarryingcapacity the mosteffective railwayare london tokyo losangelesrespectively verson113task1there isa chartwhich illustratethe numberof softwoodsand hardwoodsin newsouth wales australia from1990to1998 which wasdivided intofive shortperiods as we can seefrom thediagram the numberof softwoodsincreased steadilyfrom theperiod of1990 1991totheperiod of1996 1997 peaking at x1 and thendecreased slightlyin1998 however there wasa slightincrease inthe numberof hardwoodsatthefirst threeperiods by1996this trendcontinued toclimb upat aquicker rateespecially from1997to1998and reacheda peakatx2 obviously the numberof thehardwoods wentup dramaticallyduring thewhole periodwhile thecorresponding dataof thesoftwoods fluctuateslightly i rathersay both thenumbers ofhardwoods andsoftwoods wentup graduallythefirst7years while softwoodse downtothelevel similarto thatof theyear before noticeably hardwoods multipliedits numberto more than twotime in1998than oneyear before114TASK1Aording toan investigationof girls and boyswatching TVin aschool day wecansee thatfewer andfewer studentshave achance to watch TVbeing facewith aheavy schoolday It isshown inthe tablethat about50percent ofgirlsandboys canwatch TVfor1to5hours Approximately20percent ofgirls haveless than1hour towatch TVand thepercentage ofboys ismuch lower whichisalmost thesame asthesituationof watchingfor5to9hours We will be astonishedto seethat lessthan5percent ofchildren haveno timetowatchTV butthesamepercentageof them havemorethan9hours towatch As isdescribed inthe table wecanfind thatthe latesttime isallowed forwatching TVis centeredon thetime between7 30pm to11 00pm Nearly50percent ofchildren haveto stopwatching at7 30pm to9 30pm and40percent at9 30pm to11 00pm Nevertheless there arestill afew studentsindulge inthe TVworld after11 00pm 关于V118task1美国黄石公园火灾范文The flowdiagram showshow aforest isregenerated ina nationalpark afterbeing destroyed by fire The followingreport describesthe processin greaterdetail First ofall the forest is hitby lightningandafire breaksout The firespreads quicklybecause the trees arevery closetogether and there arealso oldpieces ofwood lyingon theground and asaresult the forest ispletely destroyed bythe fire However after theforest hasbeen burntdown theash from the treesfertilizes thesoil andcreates idealcondition forplant growth In thenext50years seedlingsfromthe trees beginto growand the trees continueto growuntil theforestisback toits formerstate which takes300or moreyears In conclusion forests canregenerate themselves but ittakes along timeandasforests areimportant forthe environment their protectionis alsoimportant 118小作文This isa flowchart thatdescribes howthe treesintheyellow stonepark inthe USAwillbereplanted After the light and fire haddestroyed the trees most of thetreesbecame soiland deadwood gradually Then somesaplings wereplanted inthe areawhich wasdestroyedbythe lig