IELTS Writing Practice Test 33 (Task 1) and Sample Answers

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Nouran

Posted on Nov 16, 2021

The graph provides information about the amount of carbon emissions in various countries during three periods of time: 1975, 1990, and 2005.
To begin, the sustained high amount of carbon emissions was witnessed in the USA during the three different time periods, hitting the maximum amount reached amongst other countries. In 2005, USA and China had the highest rates of carbon emissions between 1,600,000 and 1,500,000 thousand metric tonnes. However, Germany, United Kingdom, Canada, and India had the lowest rates of carbon emissions between 50,000 and 300,000 thousand metric tonnes in all 3 years.
Also, over the years a decrease in the overall amount of carbon emissions in Germany and the United Kingdom is encountered which suggest environmental laws and policies in act to reduce air pollution. While India and Canada were facing an upward rise during the same time.
Overall, the general trend of all countries provided has an increase in the amount of carbon emissions over time excluding Germany and the United Kingdom.

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