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WRITING -I.TASK 1
1 Question: The picture shows the process of growing and making products from pineapples.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features.
ANSWER (8.0+):
Trang 2The process illustrates how pineapples are cultivated and prepared for sale Overall, it requires approximately a year for a pineapple to reach full maturity Depending on the size, harvested pineapples can be processed into juice,
canned, or shipped as fresh produce
Regarding the growing process, pineapple plants are carefully arranged with a spacing of 26 cm between each plant and a temperature of about 28 to 30
degrees Celsius After 7 months, chemicals are introduced into the cultivation
process, and after a 5-month period, pineapples that have reached 30 cm in
height and 2 kg in weight are considered ready for harvest
Concerning the production process, harvested pineapples of all sizes are first
washed with water After that, the smaller-sized fruits are processed to remove
leaves and the outer rind, and subsequently put in an extractor for juice For
medium-size ones, after removing the leaves and outer skin, producers slice
and pack them in cans for retail In contrast, larger pineapples are left uncut but
coated in wax, and stacked in crates for shipment (Word count: 174)
WORD LIST
Reach full maturity Đạt đến sự trưởng thành hoàn toàn Processed into Được xử lý thành
Cultivation process Quá trình canh tác Smaller-sized fruits Quả nhỏ hơn Medium-size Kích thước trung bình
Coated in wax Phủ trong sáp Stacked in crates Xếp chồng lên nhau trong thùng
2.Question: The diagrams below give information about a plan to redevelop
an industrial site.
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The maps illustrate the proposed changes to an industrial zone As can be seen
in the plan, the site will be completely transformed to become residential with
the factory, offices and other structures expected to be removed to allow for the construction of housing and various facilities for residents The surrounding
road system, by contrast, will remain unchanged Regarding the new
residences, three 2-bedroom houses have been proposed along Chimney Road
where the current entrance and reception are, while an apartment building with
designated parking will replace the factory at the corner of Pie Walk and
Swallow Street
Trang 4On the other side of the site, there will exist 3 and 4-bedroom homes situated in
the place of existing storage and parking areas Concerning the other facilities,
communal gardens will be added to the south of the newly-built double
bedroom houses, and a few parking garages will be constructed at the expense
of the offices and canteen near Swallow Street Finally, a system of private
roads will be added to
connect the housing areas
(Word count: 173)
WORD LIST
Remain unchanged Không thay đổi 2-bedroom houses nhà 2 phòng ngủ
Designated parking Bãi đậu xe được chỉ định Situated in the place of Nằm ở nơi
Be constructed at the expense of Được xây dựng thay vị trí của
3.Question: The charts below give information about the world's top three
producers for four different dairy products (milk, cheese, butter, milk powder)
in the year of 2012
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The charts demonstrate the three leading producers for four types of dairy
products worldwide in 2012 Overall, a larger amount of milk was produced compared to other products Additionally, while the European Union made the
most milk and cheese, India was the top manufacturer of butter and China
dominated milk powder production
With regard to milk and cheese production, in the European Union the former stood at 142,970 metric tons, compared to 127,000 metric tons in India and 90,038 metric tons in the United States In the same year, the European Union produced 7,120 metric tons of cheese, followed by 4,925 metric tons in the
United States, and Brazil was far behind with only 700 metric tons
Concerning the remaining products, butter production in India was recorded at 4,500 metric tons, more than double the figure for the European Union with 2,040 metric tons However, just 810 metric tons of butter was made in the
United States Such a discrepancy was not seen in milk powder as the data for China and New Zealand were relatively comparable at 1,200 and 1,110 metric
tons respectively, whilst the European Union manufactured 770 metric tons of milk powder
(Word count: 204)
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Leading producer Nhà sản xuất hàng đầu Top manufacturer Nhà sản xuất hàng đầu
To be far behind Bị tụt lại xa
4 Question: The graph below shows a typical American and a Japanese
office Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main
features and make comparisons where relevant.
ANSWER (8.0+):
The maps present the differences between typical offices in America and Japan
Trang 7Overall, Japanese companies prefer an open working space and it also has a
more hierarchical structure with managers presented with clear views of
employees, whereas an American office is divided into designated sections and
rooms for managers and work-related facilities.
Looking at the entrance and windows, an office in the United States generally has twice as many doors and windows as one in Japan Specifically, the diagram presents four doors at each corner of the rectangular floor plan and two long sets
of windows on either wall of an American office area, whereas a Japanese
working space is presented with just two doors and one window installed along
a wall at the top
Regarding the interior layout, there are two rooms for section managers and a
larger one for a department manager on the right side of an American office
Desks for employees are arranged in two rows in the center, with a printer
room, storage area and two conference rooms located to the left of the office In
comparison, the seating arrangement of a Japanese office reflects a clearer
management hierarchy with a wide department manager desk and two smaller
section manager desks at the top of the single room Their subordinates face
each other and share large rectangular tables in the lower section of the layout
(Word count: 230)
WORD LIST
Hierarchical structure Cấu trúc phân cấp
Work-related facilities Cơ sở vật chất liên quan đến công việc Interior layout Bố trí nội thất
Seating arrangement Sắp xếp chỗ ngồi Management hierarchy Phân cấp quản lý
5 Question: The diagram below shows a simple system that turns dirty water into clean water.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
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The given diagram illustrates how to produce drinking water by using a simple
water-filter assembly device Overall, the system consists of two storage drums
arranged to filter and then store the water There are four main stages in the process, starting with pouring in unclean water, followed by filtering and
storage, and culminating with opening of the tap for clean water
In the first two stages, after the lid has been removed, unpurified water is
poured into an initial, elevated plastic drum The water then penetrates
downwards through three filtering layers Initially, the water undergoes a sand
filtration process to eliminate impurities, subsequent to a further filtration step
involving a layer of charcoal, and purification through the utilization of
gravel A pipe system with one end at the bottom of this drum then leads the purified water down to the less elevated storage drum
In the final stages, the filtered water is stored in the lower drum with a closed lid A tap near the bottom of this drum allows users to utilize the cleaned
drinking water
(Word count: 177)
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Undergo a filtration process Trải qua quá trình lọc
Subsequent to Tiếp theo là
II TASK 2
6 Question: Some countries achieve international success by building
specialized facilities to train top athletes instead of providing sports facilities that everyone can use Is it a positive or negative development?
ANSWER (8.0+):
It is observed that global prestige is achieved by constructing specific
premises to upskill elite athletes in lieu of offering sports facilities for public
use in some parts of the world I believe that this has detrimental impacts on citizens, despite the fact that it can create favourite conditions for athletes to
prosper.
On the one hand, the erection of specialized facilities for training talented
athletes can facilitate their capacities This is because outstanding
sportspeople can be given better chances to further improve themselves,
enabling them to maximise their potential Therefore, they can give optimal
performances in global competitions and are more likely to achieve
rewards and success in sports, making great contributions to national
achievements in this field For instance, the Vietnamese government provided
funds to establish football institutions such as Hoang Anh Gia Lai to train and
support children who have an innate ability As a result, numerous young
talented football players such as Xuan Truong and Tuan Anh were trained
intensively and excelled in football matches, enhancing the position of Vietnam
in international sports
On the other hand, this propensity can induce two noticeable drawbacks Chief
of these is that it adversely affects public health More specifically, as the state
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providing community sports facilities, there would be a shortage of open
areas such as parks, gardens and squares which offer an abundance of
resources for free exercise Consequently, fewer places are offered for
residents to exercise, potentially encouraging a sedentary lifestyle in the
community and weakening citizens’ wellbeing Another drawback is that it can
trigger great dissatisfaction among citizens As they pay taxes to enrich the
government budget they may argue they deserve to receive free fitness
equipment and spaces, and may feel discontent if the state funding is allocated
to serve a small number of recipients only
In conclusion, although investing in specialized facilities for professional sports
people only can enhance their performances and improve a nation’s standing, I
maintain that its consequences including deteriorating public health and
generating dissatisfaction among individuals in society are more significant
(Word count: 353)
WORD LIST
Global prestige Danh tiếng toàn cầu Constructing specific premises Xây dựng các tòa nhà cụ thể
Upskill elite athletes Nâng cao kĩ năng của các vận động viên
ưu tú
Facilitate their capacities Thúc đẩy năng lực của họ
Outstanding sportspeople Vận động viên xuất chúng
Maximise their potential Tối đa hóa tiềm năng của họ
Give optimal performances Có sự thể hiện tốt nhất
Establish football institutions Thành lập tổ chức bóng đá
Providing community sports facilities Cung cấp các cơ sở thể thao cộng đồng
A shortage of open areas Thiếu không gian mở
An abundance of resources for free
exercise Nhiều tài nguyên để tập thể dục miễn phí
Trang 117 Question: Video records are better to learn about the way other people in the world live than written documents To what extent do you agree or
disagree?
ANSWER (8.0+):
It is stated that acquiring information about global lifestyles through videos is
more effective than reading written materials Although I admit that video
recordings leave more of a lasting impact on people’s minds, I mostly
disagree with this notion since they are not suitable for all learners and limited
in their availability.
Admittedly, video recordings can be a valid approach to gain a greater
understanding about different lives in various nations on account of better
visualisation To explain, images and audio recordings enable people to observe
things in an authentic way, leaving better impressions in their minds and thus
facilitating their memories In other words, by watching videos, they can
experience these customs firsthand in lieu of imagining them through a
secondhand perspective when they read written documents For example, a
video about the harsh living conditions of residents in Africa having to use dirty water for household tasks and their desperate voices in the video would be more
indelible in viewers’ minds than simply text However, there are two reasons
for my disagreement Chief of these is that learning via videos is not an optimal medium for all types of learners This is because those who favor other
learning styles such as reading and writing may prefer written documents
instead Another justification is that videos are lacking in their attainability
More specifically, numerous materials are recorded in written form only,
especially about details in the past due to the lack of technology, thus it is hard for people to access information regarding important individuals and events through videos alone For instance, for those who want to research eating habits
of people in a country, it is more useful for them to choose articles or references
because there is a scarcity of videos that illustrate real dietary patterns.
In conclusion, the value of video recordings is significant in terms of enhancing visualisation; however, I maintain that they are not suitable for those who
follow other learning styles and written documents are still of importance
because a wider range of information is offered It is advisable that people should opt for the materials that suit their preferences and the specific topic (Word count: 360)
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Global lifestyles Lối sống toàn cầu Leave a lasting impact on Để lại một tác động lâu dài lên
Limited in their availability Hạn chế, ít có sẵn
Observe things in an authentic way Quan sát mọi thứ một cách chân thực Through a secondhand perspective Qua góc nhìn của người khác
Learning styles Phong cách học tập Lacking in their attainability Thiếu, ít
Dietary patterns Chế độ ăn uống
8 Question: Nowadays, not enough students choose science subjects in
university in many countries Why? What will be effects on society?
ANSWER (8.0+):
It is observed that the number of students opting for science as a major in
tertiary education is lacking in many parts of the world This propensity is
attributed to the complex nature of this subject and lower incomes of science
graduates However, this can prompt the shortage of employees in science
related sectors and the lack of inventions.
There are two main driving factors behind the tendency of university students to neglect science subjects Chief of these is their complexity More specifically, learners have to remember numerous formulae and accumulate a substantial
amount of knowledge in different areas Additionally, they need to form and
foster their problem-solving skills to be able to solve complex scientific
problems Another justification for the decreasing popularity of science is that
other majors enable students to seek higher-paying jobs in the future For
instance, Vietnamese whose majors include business and social services can
gain more lucrative incomes, compared to the meager earnings of scientists.
Nevertheless, a shortage of learners in scientific fields can adversely affect