The table on the board shows us the different specifications of four leading car types. In this essay, I will describe the details exactly as shown in the table of those car models.
Firstly, the most expensive car is the Volkswagen Golf at $ 18250. It is made in Germany. Its engine size is 1600cc and it does 40 miles per gallon. Both models Toyota Corolla and Nissan Micra are made in Japan. Also, both cost about $15500. However, they have a different rate in engine size and miles per gallon by 1400cc for the Corolla and 1200cc for the Micra in the first specification, then 48 miles per gallon for the Corolla and 52 miles per gallon for the Micra, which is the most economical car. Finally, the USA’s car the Ford Focus came in the middle of all specifications, which is $15800, 1400cc and 50 respectively on price, engine size and miles per gallon.
In conclusion, the Volkswagen Golf is the most expensive and least economical car, opposite to the Nissan Micra which is the cheapest and most economical car.
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
DATES-PRODUCING
The bar graph shows the annual production of dates in tonnes for the top ten countries in 2001. In this essay, I will describe the differences of the production rates.
First of all, about 1.1 million is the largest amount of goods in Egypt, before Iran which produced around 0,9 million. After that UAE and Saudi Arabia had the same rate of approximately 750,000 tonnes. In the middle position, Iraq and Pakistan also had the same rate of about 600,000 tonnes.
On the other hand, Algeria and Oman had small amounts but not the smallest with 400,000 and 250,000 tonnes respectively. Finally, Sudan and Libya are in the minority by around 150,000 tonnes for the first and about 100,000 tonnes for the second.
In conclusion, Egypt and Iran took the lion’s share of production by almost 1 million tonnes while Sudan and Libya took the monkey’s share of production by less than 200,000 tonnes.
First of all, about 1.1 million is the largest amount of goods in Egypt, before Iran which produced around 0,9 million. After that UAE and Saudi Arabia had the same rate of approximately 750,000 tonnes. In the middle position, Iraq and Pakistan also had the same rate of about 600,000 tonnes.
On the other hand, Algeria and Oman had small amounts but not the smallest with 400,000 and 250,000 tonnes respectively. Finally, Sudan and Libya are in the minority by around 150,000 tonnes for the first and about 100,000 tonnes for the second.
In conclusion, Egypt and Iran took the lion’s share of production by almost 1 million tonnes while Sudan and Libya took the monkey’s share of production by less than 200,000 tonnes.
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