Actual IELTS Exam, Academic, Morning/Evening Slot, Writing Task 1, 12 February 2022, INDIA

Actual IELTS Exam, Academic, Evening Slot, Writing Task 1, 12 February 2022, INDIA

Q. The diagrams below illustrate the development of the cutting tools made by stone, one was made 1.4 million years ago and the other was made 800 thousand years ago.

The given diagram presents the cutting stone tools and how it was advanced, from 1.4 to 0.8 million years ago. It is clearly seen that the stone tool has been improved over the years, becoming sharper and better.

Comparing the two instruments, front view, the one made 1.4 million years ago is slightly narrower and less well defined. The later one reaches a sharper point with clearly rounded sides.

The side view shows that the older tool is also bulkier with more jagged notches than the much smoother tool from 800 thousand years ago. Finally, in terms of the rear view, there is a clear contrast as the new one has fewer major cracks and accurately reflects its front side. On the other hand, the older tool is about half the size and heavily chipped at the back.

Overall, it can be seen that over the years this tool has been improved to a more perfect and thin cutting tool.

Actual IELTS Exam, Academic, Morning Slot, Writing Task 1, 12 February 2022, INDIA

Q. The chart shows water levels in reservoirs in six Australian cities { (1) Darwin, (2) Sydney, (3) Melbourne, (4) Brisbane, (5) Perth, (6) Canberra } in October 2009 and October 2010. To summarize information by selecting key characteristics and compiling a report and, if necessary, make a comparison.

The vertical bar chart compares the proportion of water in reservoirs recorded in October 2009 and October 2010 in six different cities in Australia.

In October 2009, the level of stored water in Sydney and Canberra was above 70%. This number was much higher than that of Melbourne and Brisbane, at under 40%. A year later, the level of water in reservoirs in Sydney and Melbourne increased slightly while the figure for Perth and Canberra grew significantly. The water level of reservoirs in Canberra was nearly 100%, reaching its full capacity.

The water level in Darwin and Brisbane in October 2009 was around a half of maximum capacity. The level of water kept in reservoirs in Darwin decreased by 10% whereas there was no change in the level of water in Brisbane’s reservoirs.

Overall, more water was stored in reservoirs with the exception of Darwin and Brisbane. It can be seen that the water level in Sydney and Canberra was higher than that of other cities.

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