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30 Germany
25 Italy
20 France
UK
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Belgium
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2000 2004 2008 2012
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Overall, the percentage of female MPs rose in all the countries over this period,
while by 2012 Italy had the highest proportion of women members of
parliament.
The figures for Germany, Italy and France show similar trends. In Germany, the
percentage increased steadily from 33% in 2000 to 37% in 2012. In France,
there was also a steady increase from 25% in 2000 to 32% by the end of the
period. The rise was more significant in Italy, from 27% in 2000 to 34% in 2008
before reaching almost 40% in 2012.
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The bar chart compares 5 countries in terms of the percentages of films which
they made from 2007 to 2009.
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In contrast, there was a slight decline in the figures for countries A and C. The
percentages were highest in country A, but fellsteadily from 80% in 2007 to
76% in 2009. In country C, the figures fluctuated. From 20% in 2007, the
percentage increased slightly the following year, before falling to 19% in 2009.
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In 2000, renewable energy accounted for 60% of the total supplied in Norway
and 50% in Iceland. In contrast, the figures for Australia and Germany were
both only around 10%.
In Norway, the renewable energy used increased to 65% and almost 80% in
2004 and 2007. There was also a steady increase in the figures in Germany, to
15% in 2004 and then reaching a peak of 18% in 2007. The figures fluctuated
in Iceland and Australia, with the highest percentage of renewable energy
supply recorded in 2004, at about 60% and 10% respectively. These figures
then fell slightly to 55% in Iceland and to just below 10% in Australia.
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Biu ct so snh phn trm nng lng thay th trn tng ngun cung cp
nng lng ca bn nc trong ba nm khc nhau.
Nhn chung, mt lng phn trm nng lng thay th cao hn nhiu c
s dng bi Norway v Iceland so vi hai nc cn li. Norway v c u
tng v lng phn trm ngun cung cp nng lng thay th trong tng nm.
Vo nm 2000, nng lng thay th chim 60% tng ngun cung nng lng
Norway v 50% Iceland. Ngc li, s liu ca c v c u ch t khong
10%.
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The charts below show population statistics in two countries of the UK from
1700 to 2000.
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The first chart illustrates the population size in England and Wales between
1700 and 2000, while the second chart compares the birth and death rates over
the same period.
The population stood at 5 million in 1700. This figure more than doubled to 11
million in 1800 and by 1900 it had reached 27 million. The population reached
40 million in 2000.
The annual birth rate in 1700 was 30 per one thousand people. There was a rise
to 38 per thousand by 1800. However, the birth rate then declined, and the
same figure of 25 per thousand was recorded for the years 1900 and 2000. The
death rate witnessed a similar fluctuation. In 1700, the death rate was 25 per
thousand and this then rose to reach a peak of 31 per thousand in 1800. The
trend then followed the same pattern as the birth rate. There was a fall to 20 per
thousand in 1900 and a further dramatic fall in 2000 to a figure of 9 per
thousand.
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The bar chart below shows the percentage of government spending on roads and
transport in 4 countries in the years 1990 1995 2000 2005.
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Italy Portugal UK USA
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The chart compares the expenditure of four countries on roads and transport at
five year intervals between 1990 and 2005.
Overall, of these countries Portugal spent the highest proportion of its total
budget on roads and transport. In contrast, over the period the UK government
spent the lowest percentage.
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The figures also fluctuated in the UK and the USA, although they were
consistently lower in these two countries when compared with Portugal and
Italy. Over the period, there was a decline in the percentage of government
expenditure on roads and transport in the UK, from 10% in 1990 to 8% in 2005.
In contrast, the percentage rose over the period in the USA, from 11% in 1990
to 15% in 2005.
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Nhn chung, B o Nha chi tr s tin cao nht cho ng x v giao thng.
Ngc li, trong giai on chnh ph Anh chi s tin thp nht.
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III. PROCESS
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Paraphrase introduction
Summary paragraph [1] what the processes refer to [2] recycling is
more complicated than landfill
Paragraph 3: landfill: 4 stages. Shop Customers buy plastic goods
and use them - Throw them away in waste bins. Some littering All
plastic goes to landfill sites
Paragraph 4: Recycling: 7 stages. Shop Customers buy and use
plastic goods Take plastic to recycling points for collection Plastic
is sorted in warehouses Transportation Processing plant makes
plastic reusable Returned to shops.
The diagram illustrates the stages involved intwo different methods of dealing
with plastic waste. These stages are dumping in landfill sites or recycling.
Overall, both processes are concerned with the consumption and use of plastic
products. However, recycling is a relatively complex process compared with the
disposal of plastic items in landfill.
Plastic which is not destined for recycling is shown as passing through four
phases. Consumers purchase the plastic goods in a shop and they then use those
goods before they throw them away in waste bins. However, some plastic is
also discarded as litter. All this unwanted plastic eventually ends up in landfill
sites.
Alternatively, plastic items can be reused, and this involves a cycle of seven
stages. Once more, the shop sells plastic products to customers, who then use
them. However, this time they take the used plastic items to a recycling
collecting point, and from there the plastic goes to a warehouse for sorting.
Written by Ngoc Bach
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Biu th hin cc bc trong hai phng php x l rc thi t nha. Cc
giai on ny bao gm thi ra bi rc hoc ti ch.
Nhn chung, c hai qu trnh u lin quan n vic tiu dng v s dng cc
sn phm t nha. Tuy nhin, qu trnh ti ch bao gm cc bc kh phc tp
so vi qu trnh thi rc ra bi.
Sn phm t nha khng dng ti ch s tri qua bn giai on. Ngi tiu
dng mua cc sn phm nha trong cc ca hng v sau s dng chng trc
khi vt chng i. Tuy nhin, mt s cc sn phm lm t nha c thi ra
bng vic x rc ba bi. Tt s rc ny u c chuyn n cc bi rc thi.
Thay vo, cc sn phm t nha cng c th c ti s dng, qu trnh ny bao
gm by bc. Mt ln na, cc sn phm nha c bn cho nhng ngi tiu
dng. Tuy nhin ln ny, h s mang nhng sn phm c s dng n cc
im thu thp rc ti ch, t chng c phn loi trong cc nh cha. Tip
theo, cc sn phm nha c phn loi c chuyn n cc nh my x l
bng xe ti vn chuyn, y chng c chuyn ha thnh cc dng sn phm
c th s dng c. Sn phm cui cng mt ln na tr li vi cc ca hng
v chu trnh lp li mt ln na.
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