Topic:The three pie charts below show the destination of export goods in three countries in 2010.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
We have been given 3 pie charts that reflect the percentage-wise distribution of the exports from Argentina, Mexico
and Chile to Other Latin America, Europe, USA, and others.
To summarize, , it is evident that Mexico had the highest exports to the US and the lowest to Other Latin America, Europe,
and others. Majority of Argentina’s exports were to other Latin America, and the least to the US, while Chile exported the most to
Europe and the least to the US.
Considering Mexico, 62% of this country’s exports were to the US, making it the highest, while only 6% were to other
Latin America, the US, and others. This was followed by 38% and 31% exports respectively from Argentina and Chile to Latin
America.
30% of Chile’s exports were to Europe, making it the third highest. The other proportions of Chile’s exports were 22% to
Other Latin America and 18% to the US. Lastly, Argentina’s second highest imports were to Europe at 26%, 20% to others and 16% to the
US. (169 words).
Topic: The pie charts below give information on the ages of the populations of Oman and Spain in 2005 and projections for
2055. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write atleast 150
words.
The pie-charts are a representation ofthe changing age demographics of two countries Oman and Spain in 2005 and the
projections in 2055.
To summarize,it is evident that the senior citizen population of Spain was much higher than that of Oman in 2005, but the
predictions for 2055 indicate that the proportion of the youth will be the highest in Spain while the ratio of the 60+ age group
will be significantly higher than the other two in Oman.
In 2005, Oman had an equal proportion of senior citizens and residents in the age group of 0-14 years, at 48%, while in
Spain the ratio of the 60+ year-olds was 62% making it the highest and that of the 0-14-year-olds was only 14%. The age
demographics is forecasted to change drastically in 2055 with the proportion of senior citizens increasing to 57% and the
0-14-year-olds reducing to 37% in Oman, but in Spain, the proportion of both the age groups are expected to decline with the
former to 46% and the later to 12%.
The proportion of the 15-59-year-olds in Oman in 2005 was miniscule at 4% while that of Spain was 24%. Predictions of this
age group indicate that it’s going to remain negligible at 6% in Oman but will increase considerably to 42% in Spain. (218 words)
Topic:The graph below shows a survey result of 4000 participants who expressed what important aspects they have learned from
the internship they have completed. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where
relevant.
We have been given a pie chart which represents a percentage-wise distribution of the feedback received from 4000 interns
regarding the takeaways from their internship
Overall, it is evident that most of interns learnt about other aspects of work from the internship, while the least picked up
important aspects like team work and work environment.
Examining the graph in detail, 26% of the participants reported to have gained insights into other aspects of a professional
work environment during the course of their internship, making it the highest. This was followed by 15% who gained practical
knowledge from the internship, and 14% who improved their communication skills. In contrast, only 3% understood the importance of
teamwork and 4% that of work environment, making these two aspects the least.
Compared to all of the above, 10% got an understanding of the industry, while 7% learnt about time management,
work operations, and the importance of making future career plans. (155 words).
Topic:The charts below show the proportion of people’s total spending in a particular European country on different
commodities and services in 1958 and 2008. Summarize the information and make comparisons where relevant.
We have been given two pie charts which reflect the percentage wise
breakup of the money people spent on different sectors in 1958 and 2008.
Overall, it is evident that people spent the most on food and least on
luxury goods in 1958. This however changed in 2008, where the ratio of spending on housing was the highest and
entertainment was the lowest.
Starting with 1958, the people in the European country spent 32% on food
making it the highest. This reduced to 12% in 2008. However, the 22% spent on housing in 1958 increased significantly to
32% in 2008, making it the sector with the highest spending in 2008. In contrast, only 7% of the expenses (the least) in
1958 were for luxury goods, which rose considerably 17% in 2008. Entertainment, a sector that reflected 13% of the total
expenses in 1958, fell to 6% in 2008, making it the lowest in that year.
18% of the people’s expenses in 1958 were on clothing which reduced marginally to 16% in
2008. Expenses on travel at 8% in 1958, went up to 17% in 2008. (185 words)
Topic:The three pie charts below show the coffee production and consumption around the world, and also the profit
distribution.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
We have been given 3 pie charts illustrating the various aspects of coffee like production, consumption, and the profit
distribution around the world.
To summarize, we can easily state that the Europeans have the highest consumption market for coffee in the world, while most
of the coffee is produced in South Africa. Surprisingly, the industry related to the delivery of coffee is the most profitable.
Coffee consumption is the highest in Europe at 41% of the whole world. The Americans follow with a very narrow margin at 39%,
while the Japanese’s ratio is miniscule at 8%, and the rest of the world consumes 12% of the world’s coffee.
In terms of production, South Africa took the lead at 44%, with Indonesia’s contribution being half of that at 22%. Japan
followed at 18% and Vietnam contributing the remaining 16%.
Profit distribution is a bit skewed with the delivery agencies making the most at 51%, followed by the retailers at 24%,
and producers only 15%. The exporters’ share is the least though at 10%. (172 words)
Topic:The pie charts show the average consumption of food in the world in 2008 compared to two countries; China and India.
Write a report to a university lecturer describing the data. You need to write a minimum of 150 words.
We have been given 3 pie charts that reflect a percentagewise breakup of 4 categories of food eaten by people in the world in 2008,
along with the percentagewise breakups of the same in China and India.
Overall, it is evident from the first pie chart that the highest percentage of processed food was consumed worldwide as well as in
India and China, while nuts and seeds were consumed the least globally and in India. Animal food was eaten the least in China.
Starting with processed food, 41% was consumed globally of which 39% and 34% were eaten by the Indians and Chinese respectively,
making it the most eaten food. This was followed by vegetables and fruits at 29% in the world, with China’s share being 32% and
India’s 23%.
In contrast, in 2008, only 4% of the people in the world ate nuts and seeds, with 11% belonging to India and 19% China. Animal food
was the next food that was not so popular globally as only 26% consumed it, of which 27% were Indians and 15% Chinese. (179 words)
Topic: The charts below describe 4 sectors of employment in 2009 and 2020, in 2 towns. Summarize the
information and make comparisons where possible. Write atleast 150 words.
The given ring charts delineate the percentagewise breakup of the employment in 4 different sectors in two towns A and B in the
years 2009 and 2020.
A glance at the graphs enables us to conclude that engineering was the most preferred sector in Town A in 2009 but manufacturing
took the lead in 2020. The proportion of employment in manufacturing was the highest in town B in 2009 but it reduced significantly
after a decade.
In 1980, 15% of the residents of Germany were aged 65+. This ratio rose to 20% in 2000 and has been projected to touch 25% in 2030.
This was followed by the senior citizens of the UK who were at 14% and 15% in 1980 and 2000 respectively and are expected to
touch 18% in 2030.
In comparison, only 10% of the population of Canada were aged over 65 years in 1980. This percentage increased to 15% in 2000 and
has been forecasted at 22% in 2030. (152 words).
Topic: The charts below show the agricltural production in two different regions of the country.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
Write atleast 150 words.
We have been given a percentage-wise breakup of the agricultural production of 4 different items namely vegetables, dairy, grain, and
meat. Two different regions that is the Eastern Region and Western Region are represented by the pie charts.
On the whole we can see that a higher percentage of grains were produced in the western region of the country while production of
meat was the highest in the Eastern region. Least percentage of vegetables were grown in the West while grains were the lowest in the
East.
Considering grains, 45% were grown in the western region, making it the highest grown product in both regions of the country. However,
only 15% grains were cultivated in the East. In the case of meat, the percentage produced in both regions were the same at 35%.
In comparison, there was 30% dairy production in the East, but the percentage of dairy produced in the West was half at 15%. Lowest
percentage of vegetables, only 5% were produced in the West, but 20% was grown in the East. (174 words).
Topic: The charts below show the percentage of government expenditure in different sectors in 2010 and 2015.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where possible.
The given pie charts reflect a percentagewise breakup of the sectors in which the government incurred expenses in the years
2010 and 2015.
Overall, it is evident that majority of the spends in both the years were on education, healthcare, and pensions
while the least were on transport, culture and leisure and others.
Almost a quarter of the government’s budget for 2010 was spent on education (24%), making it the highest. This was followed by 21% in
healthcare. These ratios reduced slightly to 21% and 20% in 2015, while the proportion of expenses on pensions remained the same at
19% in both years.
The percentage of expenses on defense at 17% in 2010 reduced marginally to 14% in 2015 but the share on welfare and cost of
borrowing increased from 8% and 5% respectively in 2010 to 13% and 10% in 2015. The proportions in the other 3 sectors
remained at 1% in both the years except transport which was fractionally higher at 3% in 2010. (168 words).
Topic:
The chart below shows the proportions of graduates from Brighton University in 2019 entering different employment sectors. Summarise
the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The given pie chart delineates a percentagewise breakup of the sectors in which
fresh graduates from Brighton University sought employment in 2019.
A glance at the graph enables us to conclude that the highest ratio opted for the service industries while the least
preference was the sports industry.
33% of the students of Brighton University joined the service industries post graduating in 2019, making it the most
preferred sector. This was followed by the manufacturing sector that recorded a 16.3% employment rate of the fresh graduates.
Education was next at 14.7%, and 12.1% students joined politics or took up government jobs.
In contrast, a mere 0.1% opted for the sports sector while 0.3% decided to be employed in NGOs that did charity work.
2.8% took up jobs in other sectors and 5.6% joined the civil services. 7.3% of the graduates had been employed in
Science and Technology and 7.8% in Transportation and warehousing. (152 words).
Location: Vadodara, Gujarat
Renuka Nair, a former banker is the founder of Panache IELTS. She was born and raised in Mumbai and did her schooling from
Apostolic Carmel Convent, a school that believed in holistic education. Despite Malayalam being her mother tongue, English
was her first language of education. The nuances of grammar were inculcated in her during her formative years, along with
creative writing. It was while she was pursuing her Bachelor's degree that she decided to hone her vocabulary. Having completed
her Masters in Mathematics and Computer Science, she started her career in Vadodara, Gujarat in NIIT, teaching C++ to Engineering
students. This was followed by 15 years in the Banking Industry, during the course of which she obtained a PG diploma in Finance.
Wanting to start out on her own, she quit banking in 2012 and started training professionals initially in Corporate Communications, followed
by Spoken English and eventually IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, and so on.
About us
Specially curated IELTS Reading Tests
Our tutor takes pains to explain the IELTS Reading task to students and we ensure weak students understand this task and
are comfortable with it before conducting mock tests.
A Variety of IELTS Listening Tests
We have a repertoire of Listening Tests that cover all sections from long MCQs to Maps, and confusing Fill-ups.
IELTS Speaking
We conduct one-on-one speaking sessions daily with our students, as a result of which even vernacular students get their desired bands.
IELTS Writing
We encourage our students to practice writing daily. Their writing is thoroghly checked and errors are pointed out.
We also suggest unique vocabulary to ensure our students stand out.
