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above.

Incontrast,Koreahadonly5%ofitspopulationaged60oroverin1950.

Thisnumberdroppedslightlyinthesubsequentyearsandonlyrecoveredto

the?

originallevelof5%in2000.Between2000and2020thenumberofpeople

aged60oroverinKoreaincreasedmorerapidlyandisexpectedtoreach9%in

2020.After2020theagedpopulationisexpectedtoincreaseveryrapidly

overtakingCanadaandFinlandinaround2035andreaching30%by2050.

ThelowerinitialagedpopulationofKoreacanbeattributedtothelower

developmentofKoreaintheearlypartofthe20thcentury,butrapid

developmentandhealthydietsinthesecondhalfofthe20thcenturyare

probablythecauseoftheincreasedlongevityinKorea.

Youshouldspendabout20minutesonthistask.

Thediagrambelowshowstheprocessbywhichbricksaremanufactured

forthebuildingindustry.

Summarisetheinformationbyselectingandreportingthemainfeatures,

andmakecomparisonswhererelevant.

Writeatleast150words.

Thepictureillustrateshowbricksareproduced.

Theprocessbeginswhenclayisdugoutthroughtheuseofadigger,which

isfollowedbyclaypassingthroughametalgrid.Fineclayisthencarriedbya

rollerafterwhichsandandwaterareaddedtoit.Inthenextstage,eitherthis

mixtureispressedthroughaframeandcutintobricksusingawirecutter,oritis

putintomouldsandformedintobricks.Followingthat,thebricksaredriedina

dryingovenforonetotwodays.Thenextthreestagesinvolvetwokilns

connectedtoacoolingchamber.Thedriedbricksarefirstheatedfrom200to

980degreescentigrade,beforebeingexposedtohightemperature（870to

1300degrees）.Theyarethencooledwithin48to72hours.Eventually,theyare

packedanddeliveredtocustomersbytrucks.

Overall,theprocedureofproducingbricksiscomprisedoftenstageswhich

arerathersimple.

（161words）

Thediagramsbelowshowthestagesandequipmentusedinthe

cement-makingprocess,andhowcementisusedtoproduceconcretefor

buildingpurposes.

Thediagramsshowhowcementandconcreteareproduced.Overall,there

arefivestagesintheproductionofcement,whiletheprocedureforproducing

concretefromcementandafewothersimpleingredientsinvolvesasingle

stage.

Cementproductionbeginswhentheinitialrawmaterials,namelylimestone

andclay,arecrushedusingtworotatingdrumstomakeafinepowderwhichis

thenmixedinacylindricalmixer.Thenextstageinvolvesatube-likerotating

heaterwithablowtorchmountedatitsbottomopening.Themixedpowderis

fedfromthetopandsimultaneouslyheatedandblended,afterwhichitis

transferredtoagrinderusingaconveyorbelt.There,itismilledtoyieldthe

finalcementproductwhichiseventuallypackedinbags.

Thiscementisusedasrawmaterialintheproductionofconcreteina

secondprocess.Aninitialmixturecomprising15%cement,10%water,

one-quartersandandhalfgravelisfedintoarotatingconcretemixerwhere

theyarestirreduntiltheconcretemixisreadyforconstructionpurposes.

（174words）

Thechartbelowshowstheamountspentonsixconsumergoodsinfour

Europeancountries.

Thediagramcompareshowmuchmoneywasspentonsixdifferent

productsinGermany,Italy,FranceandBritain.

Overall,moremoneywasspentontoysandphotographicfilmthanonany

otherproduct.Also,theBritishwerethebiggestspendersinallsixcategories

amongthenationscomparedinthebarchart,whilethelowestspendinglevels

wereattributedtoGermanconsumers.

InBritain,thehighestamountofmoneywasspentonphotographicfilm

（morethan170millionpounds）,whilesimilaramountswerespentonpersonal

stereosandtennisracquetswhichtogetherrankedlast.

TheFrenchspentthesecondhighestamountofmoneyamongthefour

nationsoncompactdisks,toysandphotographicfilm,whiletheyrankedlastin

personalstereos,tennisracquetsandcolognes.

Italianconsumersspentmoremoneyontoysthanonanyotherproduct（a

bitlessthan￡160million）,buttheyalsopaidalotforphotographicfilm.

Finally,Germansspenttheleastoverall,havingsimilarspendingfiguresfor

all6productscomparedinthechart.

（170words）

Thegraphbelowshowstheconsumptionoffishandsomedifferentkinds

ofmeatinaEuropeancountrybetween1979and2004.

Summarisetheinformationbyselectingandreportingthemainfeatures,

Thediagramcompareschangesinconsumptionfiguresfordifferentkinds

ofmeatandfishinacountryinEuropefrom1979to2004.Overall,although

beefwasinitiallythemostpopulartypeofmeat,itwasovertakenbychicken

towardstheendofthesurvey.Incontrast,thefigureforfishremainedtheleast

significantthroughouttheperiod.

Inthefirstyear,beefhadaconsumptionofabout225gramsperperson

perweek,afterwhichitexperiencedasuddendropof50beforeincreasingto

about230in1984.Thereweresmallfluctuationsuntil1989,whichwasfollowed

byadramaticdecreasetoaroundhalfashighasitsoriginallevelin2004.

Thefigureforlambwasinitiallyalmostashighasthatforchicken（around

150grams）.However,whiletheformerdeclinedgraduallyasitreached

approximately60inthelastyear,thelattersawaconsiderablegrowthand

outstrippedbeefconsumptionin1989,peakingat250in2004.

Fishconsumptionwasoriginallyapproximately60gramsandexperienced

asmallfallofabout10overtheperiod.

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ChorleywoodisavillagenearLondonwhosepopulationhasincreased

steadilysincethemiddleofthenineteenthcentury.Themapbelowshowsthe

developmentofthevillage.

ThemapshowshowavillagecalledChorleywooddevelopedoveraperiod

of126years.Overall,itsawconsiderablegrowth,bothintheestablishmentof

newresidentialareasandtransportationroutes,whichoccurredoverfour

phases.

From1868to1883therewereonlytwomainroadsintheregionwith

Chorleywoodcoveringasmallareaalongoneofthem.Overthenext40years,

thevillagegrewsouthwardalongsidetheroadandarailwaywasbuiltin1909

passingthroughthispart.Chorleywoodstationisalsolocatedinthisareaofthe

village.

Overtheperiodbetween1922and1970,therailwaywasthelinealong

whichChorleywoodexpanded,bothtowardstheeastandwest.However,a

motorwaywasconstructedin1970paralleltooneofthemainroadsand

furtherdevelopmentofthevillageoccurredarounditsintersectionswiththe

othermainroadandtherailwaybetween1970and1994.Furthermore,

ChorleywoodParkandGolfcourseisnowlocatedinanareaenclosedbythe

twomainroads,therailwayandthismotorway.

ThefirstgraphshowsthereasonsforstudyingintheUKbyage,whilethe

secondgraphshowsthesupportgivenbyemployersfortrainingbyage.

study

tochoosewhostudentsofpercentagetheshowschartbarThe

becauseoftheircareerorinterestintheUKinfivedifferentagegroupswhile

thelinegraphshowshowthelevelofsupportasapercentagefromemployers

intermsoftime-offworkandhelpwithfeeschangesbetweentheageof20

and60.

Thebarshowsthatyoungpeopleintheunder-25agegroupstudy

primarilyforreasonsofcareerdevelopment（80%）butthisnumberdecreases

steadilyovertimeandfallsto67%forthe30-39agegroup.Bythetimepeople

reachthe50-59agegroupfewerthan20%studybecauseoftheircareer.The

oppositetrendisseenwiththenumberofstudentsstudyingbecauseofinterest

increasingsteadilyastheyagewithonly20%studyingbecauseofinterestin

theunder25?

group,butthisrisestonearly70%inthoseinthe50-59age

group.

Thesecondchartshowsthatthelevelofsupportforstudybyemployersis

highintheearlystagesofpeople'

scareeratabout80%forpeopleaged20,

butthisdecreasessteadilytoaround60%byage40beforefallingmoresteeply

to20%byage60.

Thegraphshowsthemonthlyexpenditu