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Information is presented by a bar chart which compares the total spending on three particular purposes, classified by 5 different age groups of citizens in the UK in 2004. Overall, it can be clearly seen that while the popularity of food and drink, and entertainment increased as people got older, the demand for restaurant and hotel changed in the opposite direction. Turning to the first main feature, people who were under 30 years old were the majority group that spent on restaurant and hotel, amounting to just below 15% of the total spending, whereas older people in the 61-75 age group spent on this category the least, accounting for approximately 2%. In addition, there was a little more than 10% of the total spending which was contributed by people who were in the 31-45 and 46-60 age group equally. Turning to another main feature, in terms of food and drink, there was only just above 5% of the total spending, paid by people who were under 30 years old. Nevertheless, the expenditure ratio rose as the number of age was higher. The largest proportion of spending on food and beverage was about 23%, contributed by people who were 76 years old or over. Focusing further on the last category (entertainment), the proportion of the total disbursement grew when people were older. There was just a little more than 5%, spent by people who were below 30 years old on entertainment. However, the ratio of the spending on entertainment rose to around 23% for people who were in 61-75 age group, which is the highest percentage and also the same number as that for people in more-than-76 age group who spent on food and beverage.

Over decades, there has been a belief that adults should support adolescents to work in a company or travel to another country at least one year before going to university. Despite the fact that there are many positive aspects of having experiences in terms of working and travelling before studying at university, with a careful consideration, there are also negative points of this. It is true that working or travelling before starting a university program positively affects juveniles’ development. A classic example of this is an effective way to truly understand their academic preferences. When juveniles have work experiences, such as having a one-year internship in a company, they tend to learn a wide variety of work functions, helping them know the academic discipline they want to learn at university. Another benefit from taking a long journey to another place before studying at university is the opportunity to get exposed to new culture. This is because while adolescents are on an epic expedition to other parts of the world, they tend to meet new people with different nationality and belief, leading to valuable life experiences that they cannot receive from a professor at university. In spite of the aforementioned advantages of working or travelling before starting university courses, there are also drawbacks. A common example of this is graduating from a college late, compared to juveniles who immediately start a university program after they finish high school. This is exemplified by Thai culture which believes that young people who graduate from university later than their peer would not have a successful career path. In addition, opponents of this notion might argue that working before finishing university is not well worth doing. Since most works require a strong academic foundation in order for juveniles to deliver results with fewer mistakes, the juveniles should study at university instead. In conclusion, it is undeniable that having work experiences or taking a journey before starting a university life has many benefits for young people with respect to knowing the academic fields they want to study and learning new cultures outside a classroom. Nevertheless, doing this could also have drawbacks in terms of the delay in university graduation and an ineffective performance in working.

Information is presented in two tables which compare the number of students exchanging between universities in Europe and Australia in two different years (2007 and 2009). Overall, it can be clearly seen that the popularity of exchange students from universities in Europe to Australia is more than that of exchange students from Australia universities to universities in Europe in both years. Turning to the first main feature in the first table, a modest 27 students in Germany joined the exchange program to universities in Australia in 2007. The figure for exchange students from Germany to Australia then soared to a precise 62 in 2009. On the other hand, there was a decrease of an exact 5 people in the figure for exchange students from universities in the United Kingdom to universities in Australia, from 31 people in 2007 to 26 people in 2009. Nevertheless, the number of exchange students in Netherland remained unchanged at an exact 36 in both 2007 and 2009. Focusing further on another main feature in the second table, each of 32 students from universities in the United Kingdom and Netherland exchanged to universities in Australia in 2007. In 2009 the number of exchange students from the United Kingdom and Netherland fell to a modest 23 and 18 respectively. On the contrary, there was a substantial rise of a massive 21 people in the figure for exchange students from France to Australia, from an exact 37 people in 2007 to a precise 58 people in 2009. The last key point to note is the total number of exchange students in both tables. There were 189 and 226 exchange students from universities in Europe to Australia universities in 2007 and 2009 respectively. On the other hand, the figure for students exchanging from Australia to Europe was remained stable at a modest 152 in both years.

There is currently a contentious argument that using English as an international language will always have more benefits than drawbacks. Despite the use of English, which has been spreading globally, has positive effects on communication in various aspects, I personally believe that the disadvantages of the spread of English will eventually be more significant. It is true that when more and more countries use English as a common language, the advantages of this implementation will outweigh its negative consequences. A classic example of this is that people from any country could communicate to each other in the easier way. This is because there will be no language barrier, preventing people to deliver their messages to others. Furthermore, using English globally tend to have less misunderstanding when communicating. This is exemplified by natives who live in the same country and speak the same language. These people can understand what each other say completely. Therefore, in terms of global perspective, if everyone has conversations in English, misleading communication tend to be less occurred. In spite of the aforementioned positive consequences of the growing use of English, there are also potential drawbacks. A common example of this is the missing of some languages. Languages which are only used by small groups of people tend to fade away due to the fact that the majority of people would pay more attention to English without conserving these languages. In addition, nations that do not apply English as an international language tend to have small global economic growth. This is because most countries in international markets can understand English. Hence, countries whose people are unable to apply English could inevitably have less opportunities to make commercial deals with other countries, having the ability to speak English. In conclusion, it is undeniable that the spread of English positively affects the way people from different countries communicate to each other and significantly decreases inaccurate information in conversations. Nevertheless, as this development can lead to the lost in other languages and the declining economy of some countries, I totally disagree with the notion that the advantages of the increasing popularity of English will continue to outweigh the disadvantages. This is because I personally think that the aforementioned negative impacts are the two most crucial aspects when using English.

The first table shows us the exchange students from universities in Europe to Australia between 2007 and 2009. Overall, the statistic reported that students from Europe countries came to Australia stayed fluctuated depended on each nation. The amount of students who moved to Australia from Europe in 2009 is risened from the amount of 189 belonged to the year 2007. The second table shows us exchange students from universities in Australia to Europe between 2007 and 2009. Overall, the statistic reported that students from Australia came to Europe countries stayed fluctuated depended on each nation. The amount of students who moved to Europe from Australia in 2009 is stable to the amount of students leaving abroad from Australia in the year 2007. Therefore, the analysis shows a comparison in which students in Europe prefer moving foward to Australia rather than staying in their area and students in Australia prefer to keep going in their nation than trvel abroad. Some demonstrations can be illustrated. Majorly, countries export their students from Europe frequently owns a higher amount of students who travel abroad to Australia in both years, whereas, the estimated amount of students in Australia who travel to foreigner's universities is less than from Europe in the both 2007 and 2009. Furthermore, the total amount of students from Europe who came to Australia showed that it is rising year by year, especially from 2007 to 2009, scrutinizing the amount of students who traveled from Australia to Europe, it is still staying sustain for 2 years, proved that students in Europe prefer moving foward to Australia rather than staying in their area and students in Australia prefer to keep going in their nation than trvel abroad. To summarize, Australia is assumed as better working and learning conditions due to the illustrations from two of the tables

Nowadays, English is commonly demonstrating its' efficiency for the understanding of knowledge in variety of fields, such as economy, biology, psychology, politic and an abundance in opportunity for jobs and employments. Human with their awareness, cognition reveal that the advantages of the spread of English as a global language will continue to outweigh its disadvantages. I agree with this statement. Firstly, English as a primary invention for interactions and social communicating have been playing an important role for the innovative development of the society, to identify, some countries in the world are colonized by the United Kingdom became more revolutional and now developed, as a consequence, the culture of learning the international language which is English is spreaded through nations and generations of migrating from countries to countries, this create a better understanding and initialize investments between the developed and the undeveloped ones through an international language. Moreover, English is a both logical and basic international language, throughout years of developing, English with its' improvements in meanings and pronunciations, is recognized as a familiarity to everyone, it is gradually becoming easier and not too complicated for people to learn, as a result, English can expedite the problem of language barrier and easily becomes a global language. Furthermore, English as an international language with its' ease and uncomplicated structures can get people the opportunity to get themselves their employment, since English is already known as a popularity in ways of interacting with languages, verbal communication, if English can be spreaded, it can cure the problems of unemployment and a lack of work force. In summarize, English is an amazing language, with its' growth, we can hope for a better perspective, and for a better communication.

These two tables depict the students movment between Europe and Australia universities in 2007 and 2009. It's clear from the tables that the students that moved from Europe to Australia is more. According to what is shown , students that moved from Europe to Australia had the largest number . Students moved especially from France had the largest propotion with 121 students . The total increased from 189 student to 226 during two years. On other hand , the transfer movement in the oppisite way had a less number of students. The total of students moved from Australia to Europe was 304 during two years . France had the largest number of students that moved in between 2009 and 2007 . While Netherland recorded the lowest number in 2009 by 18 student. To sum up , the transfer movment to Europe was lower than the movment to Australia with a difference to nearly 100 student.

There is no doubt that these days more people is learning and talking by English language. The question is, is this viral of English has a negative view or not? In this essay I will discuss and draw my personal conclusion. In terms of advantages there is many. Firstly, this spread of English language wil make the communication easier more than before . In other words, travelling to a new country that you are not speak there language is not a big problem these days because most of people are speaking English or at least know the main essential questions and there answers .To illustrate, If you are travelling to Italy you don't have to learn Italian language your English will be enough. Secondly, some languages are hard to learn like Chinese and Turkish, so using the English as a united language is much easier than using other language. Moreover the massive spread to English may had some disadvantages the main given reason I support this claim is that the consist of using English language in countries will make some other languages disappear. To illustrate, some countries now are choosing not to speak with their naive language and replace it with English in work and school and all daily conversations. On other hand, some countries like Turkey most of their citizens will ignore you when you don't ask them with Turkish. In conclusion, although this spread of English may diminish other languages, but still having English language is important. That's why I believe that using English is essential especially if you are working with international companies and collegues.

The two diagrams compare the number of exchange students from European universities to Australia, and from universities in Australia to Europe spanning from 2007 through 2009. Overall, the total amout of students from Australia universities to universities in Europe during two years of span is much smaller than the total amout of students from universities in Europe to Australia. Over the period of two years, more exchange students from European universities study in Australia. According to the first table, it is apparent that total number of students study from universities in Europe to Australia increase between 2007 to 2009, where it accounts from 189 to 226 people. Among all the Europeans countries, the number of exchange students from Germany to Australia rises significantly over the span of two years. The number of students there climbs to almost triple of the original number of students in 2007. However, the second table clearly shows the total number of exchange students from Australia universities to universities in Europe from 2007 to 2009 remain the same, reaching 152 numbers of students. We can see from the two tables below, both the amounts of students from universities in Europe to Australia in 2007 and 2009 are bigger than the amounts of students from Australia universities to European universities, in which the number of students from universities in Europe to Australia in 2009 is the biggest of all, having 226 students study in Australia, whereas in 2009, only 152 students goes from Australia universities to universities in Europe.

In today's life, English is one of the biggest common language in the world. It is often argued that the benefits of learning English as a global language will superior to its drawbacks continueously. I completely agree with this idea due to the fact that English is one of the easiest language to learn and most education system in the world involve English as one of the courses. English should be continue to use as a global langauge because it is easy to learn. Each language in the world involves different movings of the tongue in the mouth, but some of the languages have similar tongue positions with English, such as Italian, Spanish and French. It will be difficult for people in the world to start adapting a new language and using completely different tongue positions. For example, chinese, one of the most challengeable langauge in the world, it mostly does not need the support of the tongue to touch the teeth or anything else. It is hard for people with other mother language to adapt the pronounciation. Therefore, one of the biggest advantages of English as a common language is the easyness of it. In addition to the easyness of English, numorous education systems in the world include English as one of the important subjects to learn support the benefits of English that will continue to overseed its disadvantages. Since English as one of the spreading languages in the world lasts for many years. A lots of generations learn English since their childhood and English already take a huge part of their educational studies. It is hard for people to abandon this language and step out of their comfort zone. For instance, one of my best chilldhood friend learn English for almost 6 years, but since she went to Spain for two years as exchange students, she get used to the way of learn English, instead of Spanish, so she fell her grade there. It is clear that English as one of the essential courses in world, it has an important connection with the education system globally and it has a huge influence in our studies. In conclusion, the easyness of learning English and the crucial role of it in the educations system support my opinion that I completely believe that the advantages of spreading English as an important language in the world will keep outweigh its flaws.

The two tables indicate the international students from universities in Europe to Australia, and from Australian universities to universities in Europe between 2007 and 2009. Overall, An increase in total can be seen from European students to Australia in 2009, while the total number of Australian student remained the same from 2007 to 2009. To go into detail, there are two countries the number of students increased from European international students to Australia. Specifically, It is Sweden, and Germany. It was 34,27 in 2007 in Sweden and Germany, whereas it was 42 and 62 in Sweden and Germany in 2009 respectively. Especially in German students, the number doubled. On the other hand, other countries, such as France, the United Kingdom, and the Netherland can be seen a slight reduction from 2007 to 2009. But the total number increased from 189 to 226, in 2007, and 2009. When it comes to Australian international students who study in Europe, have not changed the total number of students. It is 152, in 2007 and 2009. On the other hand, the number of students soared in two countries, such as France, and Germany.It was 37, 18 in France, and Germany in 2007 respectively. It increased to 58, 26 in France and Germany. In contrast, there are reduction in three countries, in Sweden, The United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. Especially in the Netherland, the number of Australian students plummeted from 32 to 18 between 2007 and 2009. France and Germany in 2009.

Since the middle of the 19th century, English is recognized as the most important language and world common language. There is a variety of advantages because the number of English speakers, including non-native speakers has been increasing across the globe. I strongly agree with this phenomenon. To go into detail, European countries, such as Switzerland, and Belgium are configured with some languages in one country, such as German, French, and Italian. Therefore, English is categorized as a common language in these countries. In addition, the US and European countries have been leading in a variety of fields, such as science, technology, and academic topics. Therefore, some countries, including Germany, the Netherlands, and north European countries followed learning English to keep up with technology. Therefore, the number of non-native speakers has widely and drastically increased in Europe to communicate smoothly. As a result, since internet technology has widely spread around the world, Japanese people can search for any kind of information in English more than five times higher than searching for the same information in Japanese. Therefore, learning English is inevitable for Japanese people, as well as other Asian countries or developing countries. Fortunately, thanks to recent technology, it is getting easier to study English. For example, online English lessons, such as Cambly allows us to learn English 24/7. In addition, in some social media, the name of an app "Club House" is a convenient app to have a conversation with the same users worldwide. Therefore, we can easily share cultural differences and tips to improve our English skill. In contrast, some people are concerned about their own native language might be vanished in the future. In Iceland, although there is a native language, "Icelandish" language still remains and is spoken in Iceland, but some people are anxious the language's complex grammar and vocabulary are difficult to explain in some detail. According to the researcher, they are astonished young students are all hanging out only in English, instead of Icelandish. Therefore, the government has been making an effort to maintain the native language by taking advantage of national Media such as, podcast, radio, TV broadcast are only spoken in Icelandish language. Finally, thanks to English language, more people are willing to communicate with a lot of people who speak English. This phenomenon is not only convenient to understand cultural differences, but also helpful to learn a variety of subject in English for developing countries, like in the Philipinnes. Tagalogue language is limited to cover some vocabulary to learn academic subjects. In conclusion, English will continuously spread worldwide.

The two tables indicate the international students from universities in Europe to Australia, and from Australian universities to universities in Europe between 2007 and 2009. Overall, An increase in total can be seen from European students to Australia in 2009, while the total number of Australian student remained the same from 2007 to 2009. To go into detail, there are two countries the number of students increased from European international students to Australia. Specifically, It is Sweden, and Germany. It was 34,27 in 2007 in Sweden and Germany, whereas it was 42 and 62 in Sweden and Germany in 2009 respectively. Especially in German students, the number doubled. On the other hand, other countries, such as France, the United Kingdom, and the Netherland can be seen a slight reduction from 2007 to 2009. But the total number increased from 189 to 226, in 2007, and 2009. When it comes to Australian international students who study in Europe, have not changed the total number of students. It is 152, in 2007 and 2009. On the other hand, the number of students soared in two countries, such as France, and Germany.It was 37, 18 in France, and Germany in 2007 respectively. It increased to 58, 26 in France and Germany. In contrast, there are reduction in three countries, in Sweden, The United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. Especially in the Netherland, the number of Australian students plummeted from 32 to 18 between 2007 and 2009. France and Germany in 2009.

Since the middle of the 19th century, English is recognized as the most important language and world common language. There is a variety of advantages because the number of English speakers, including non-native speakers has been increasing across the globe. I strongly agree with this phenomenon. To go into detail, European countries, such as Switzerland, and Belgium are configured with some languages in one country, such as German, French, and Italian. Therefore, English is categorized as a common language in these countries. In addition, the US and European countries have been leading in a variety of fields, such as science, technology, and academic topics. Therefore, some countries, including Germany, the Netherlands, and north European countries followed learning English to keep up with technology. Therefore, the number of non-native speakers has widely and drastically increased in Europe to communicate smoothly. As a result, since internet technology has widely spread around the world, Japanese people can search for any kind of information in English more than five times higher than searching for the same information in Japanese. Therefore, learning English is inevitable for Japanese people, as well as other Asian countries or developing countries. Fortunately, thanks to recent technology, it is getting easier to study English. For example, online English lessons, such as Cambly allows us to learn English 24/7. In addition, in some social media, the name of an app "Club House" is a convenient app to have a conversation with the same users worldwide. Therefore, we can easily share cultural differences and tips to improve our English skill. In contrast, some people are concerned about their own native language might be vanished in the future. In Iceland, although there is a native language, "Icelandish" language still remains and is spoken in Iceland, but some people are anxious the language's complex grammar and vocabulary are difficult to explain in some detail. According to the researcher, they are astonished young students are all hanging out only in English, instead of Icelandish. Therefore, the government has been making an effort to maintain the native language by taking advantage of national Media such as, podcast, radio, TV broadcast are only spoken in Icelandish language. Finally, thanks to English language, more people are willing to communicate with a lot of people who speak English. This phenomenon is not only convenient to understand cultural differences, but also helpful to learn a variety of subject in English for developing countries, like in the Philipinnes. Tagalogue language is limited to cover some vocabulary to learn academic subjects. In conclusion, English will continuously spread worldwide.

The areas most likely to consume insect products are countries in central and south america, along with certain parts of Asia. Specifically, these are the countries that are more willing, than unwilling, to eat insect products: Mexico (71%), Peru (58%), Thailand (56%). It may perhaps be that these countries already consume insects as part of their diet. If this is case, it may explain their greater willingness to consume insect products. Some of the countries least likely to consume insect products include Japan (21%), Russia (32%), and Spain (33%). In the United States, specifically, 35% of responders are willing to consume insects. Overall, the cost of purchasing a non-insect, such as buffalo and beef, is lower than purchasing insects. The highest cost is of beef at 3.03 USD/kg, as compared to the lowest costing insect - giant water bug at 2.6 USD/kg. Due to the dieteray norms in the United States, people are more likely to be acqainted with eating and preparing beef, as opposed to the giant water bug - and it may provide nutritional benefits that are difficult to be found in relatively smaller animals such as insects. Overall, the range for purchasing insects as food products is from 10.65 USD/kg to 2.6 USD/kg, while non-insect products are overall more inexpensive, ranging from 0.78 USD/kg to 3.03 USD/kg.

Some countries and culture already utilize insects as part of food source. As such, it can be relatively inexpensive to consume insects - which are often freely found in certain environments and do not take much skill to be collected, killed and consumed - as compared to the cost and manual labor involved in raising animal livestock, butchering, as well as preparing the meat for consumption. Similarly agriculture also involves consistent manual labor, and has costs associated with it, including for machinery and materials needed. However, people may be against the idea of consuming insects due to the novelty of it, and they may also feel disgust around it. As the prompt states, some may find it unhealthy. Harvesting insects on purpose will also require some physical and psychological work - but the benefit here is that it may be easier than harvesting large animals or cultivating crops. I have never consumed an insect product - and my father has mentioned to me that had lived in such-and-such country, I would not be so scared of cockroaches - viewing them as a food source. He intended this to be an ironic comment, meant to comfor me somewhat due to my strong aversion to cockroaches. However, he may be correct! For individuals socialized in such a society, their aversion to roaches may be lower than mine. Hence, part of the issue here is socialization and accepting this new food norm, should it be novel to the individual and/or the country. I have tried an octopus for the first time when I was around 20 years old - as I was curious about this dish called Takoyaki, and had heard good reviews of it. It was not unpleasant to eat the ocotpus, per se, but I likely will not go back to it. All in all, new experiences, including consumption of new types of food, may create strong aversion at first, but once dip your toes into it, so to speak, it may be tamer than the experience you were expecting - even if you never go back to eating it again.

In view of the food shortage around the world, the idea of having insect-based protein is raising. According to recent research on the willingness to consume insects as food, it shows that the countries likely to accept insect products are Mexico with 71% of people willing to eat insects, followed by Peru and Thailand, which have 58% and 56 % of the population accept the idea. While Russia, Australia and USA against having bug-based foods the most that only 32%, 34% and 35% of the general public are willing to taste insects. However, it is doubtful that utilizing insect-based food is a solution to the food crisis. The research also stated the market price of insects. The general price of insects is at least double compared to plant-based food like rice. The price of some kinds of insects like weaver ants and bamboo caterpillars is even triple the price compared to beef. Having bugs as a new protein source is still a question mark at this moment.

Having insects as food is not a new idea. In some Southeast Asia countries such as Thailand and Columbia, bugs like spiders and grasshoppers are common protein sources for the general public. To solve the food shortage in the growing population around the world, there is a voice to consume insect-based products instead of traditional meats. Meat industries have a negative reputation for being eco-unfriendly. Also, not all the family can afford to have meat. So is insect-based food a solution to the population booming era? First of all, let us look into what insects take part in the ecosystem, Insects are at the bottom of the food chain. It means that many animals consume bugs as their main diet. One of the concerns of humans eating insects for food is whether the collection of insects will affect the environment. Over-collecting insects may endanger some species which rely on insects to survive. Farming insects may be an idea to grow insects for food but the impact on the farming environment is still under observation. Food safety is another concern of eating insects. There are a few thousand kinds of insects, some of which are known as poison. Although most of the edible insects do not contain poison, identifying which kinds of insects are safe to eat will be an issue. Nevertheless, eating insects can be an option. There are some countries that are mature in having insects. Whichever sources of the insects are safe and eco-friendly, insects can be a subsidy of proteins when lacking meat sources. However, there is still a long road for insects to become the main source of food in this state.

The provided diagrams illustrate the percentage of willingness to consume insect based products by countries and compared the substituted products price to the current food ingredients. While most countries are against insects consumption, Peru is, by far, more willing to shift to eat bugs. Overall, insects price per kilogram are much higher than majority of other ingredients available. Looking into details, Mexico is the only country that has high rate of willingness on bugs consumption at 71%, followed by Peru and Thailand where the rates are slightly higher than half of their population. Meanwhile, although only upto 89% of Japaneses refuse to eat insects, India, Russia and the US are not as strongly opposed as their willingness rates are still in thrities as well as China and Brazil whose population over forties can try to consume bugs as substitutes. On the other hand, compared to current available food sources, the most expensive bugs, which is weaver ant, costs 10.65 USD per kilograms which is more than triple the price of beef. The female giant water bug which is costed the least, at 2.6 USD per kilogram, is still only 40 cents cheaper than beef, the most expensive current protein source.

Among all of global issues, food shortage can clearly be seen as one of the most concerning as the ultimate result of this issue is hunger and death which is relatable to all. One of the solution being brought into spotlight is consuming insects. While some people believe that this can be a proper path to end the world's hunger, others argue that it will further lead new problems. To begin with, there are various aspects of advantages in using bugs as protein substitutes. Bugs are not only available in all continents but the majority of them have short life cycles. If farms shift to grow insects rather than the currently available lifestock, less costs and investments will be needed as they only need weeks to mature while other lifestocks require months or even years. Then, what prevent the humanity to covert to insectivore? As well as tremendous benefits, the idea of consuming athropods can raise numbers of concerns. Introduction of new insect species and increase of their populations can extremely affect native ecosystem. To elaborate this, alien species introduced from one area to another can be dangerously invasive and can ultimately result in extinction of native species. One example is gold fish which were released into lakes can multiply their populations in short period and over the years, they doubled in size and eradicated their counterparts in original food chain. Therefore, arthropods which are much smaller and aglier can effortlessly escape farms and survive in extreme environment will cause disasters to the nature and crops in the farming areas. All in all, consumption of insects can be humanity's new opportunity to survive as it requires less resources and provides abundant produces. Nevertheless, this change in food source require more researches to ensure sanitary and nutritions as well as time for the consumers' adaption to the new concept.

The map and chart gives information on each country's preference to try insect products and the price for food on the market. On the map, the countries with high willingness to try insect products are marked yellow to green, while low tolerance countries are marked red to orange. Over half of Mexico, Peru, and Thailand's populations are willing to try insect products, making them the top 3 countries. On the contrary, Japan had an extremely low percentage in 21%. It is evident on the chart that glutinous rice is the the cheapest food product with $0.82/kg, followed by rice, chicken, pork, buffalo, beef, in that respective order. The chart indicates that the most expensive food is weaver ant, with $10.65/kg. There is an apparent trend in the price of insects, they are less affordable compared to other sources of protein. However, water bugs and house crickets are exceptions to that particular trend. It is also worth noting that male water bugs are more expensive than the female water bugs.

Food is one of the the most essential need for human beings. As the world population continues to grow rapidly, members of society have expressed concerns over food supplies and demand. A huge percentage of the world population are experiencing starvation and nutrients deficiency. In order to solve world hunger issues, providing edible insects as an option for food could be a feasible solution. Chicken, beef, fishes, are some of the most common food products in the current days. There are thorough and informative research on them to ensure people are consuming them consciously. On the other hand, the same couldn't be said about insects. A large group of people seem to believe that they are an unhealthy food option. This could be due to the the insect habitats, which may seem unsanitary compared to other sources of protein. Furthermore, harvesting insects may negatively affect nature. Although small, they are a significant part of the ecosystem. Making insects a food option would decrease their numbers which could create crucial changes that we are not prepared for. However, using edible insects as a food option would help to provide a bigger and wider range of choices for the world population. As the population grows, it is only logical to also increase the food supply. Furthermore, there are countries across the globe with high willingness to try insects as a food option. If we utilize this data accordingly, we may be able to provide an additional option to countries that would like to try them. In conclusion, people in many parts of the world are not ready to consume edible insects. In my opinion, raising awareness on reducing meat consumerism may be easier and a more feasible solution to the problem. It is evident that our societies need more research on insects as food product.

In the chart below, we can see some information about eating insect products and the current price for the specific meal available in the marketplace and that pictures also describe few meals with number to describe the using of those meals. For example,Buffallo is 2.38,Beef-3.03,pork-1.91,chicken-1.08,glutinous rice-0.82,rice-0.78,Giant water bug-3.3 and so on.In those showing items, weaver ant(wild) is the highest using meal with the rating ff 10.65 and the less usable item is Rice with 0.78 of total use. But, the best describe with the percentage where Mexico has the most percentage of insect-based products in global willingness with 71 percent and on the other hand Peru stands in second position with 58 percent. Also, Thailand is in number 3rd position with 56 percent in global willingness.

Nowadays, populations are growing all over the world, and increasing the source of food is becoming more important and also being challenging nowadays. One of the most important matters nowadays is eating insects and unhealthy sources of natural food. Some people in some areas are getting benefits from eating insects as a meal where insects are the worst scenario in nature. however, there is some cultivating support that comes from insects which is a positive impact on the land or cultivating areas. Such as, it helps plants to grow fast and healthier. Many people use insects in their cultivating land as organic manure. it reduces dying trees and plants and provides enough energy and nutrition to plants to grow faster, healthier, and keep fresh. All over the world, people in so many areas are most familiar with those insects. By using insects on their land, they are doing it with less cost and more efficiency and also they are not providing too much effort to get insects as it comes from nature so easily. For some people, eating insects is so common and reliable but it gives a lot of bad experiences when it publishes negative reactions in the human body. some people suffer from eating insects a lot. sometimes it gives people nutrition and energy as they believe but sometimes it is just the worst scenario having or eating insects such as diarehuiya,colleriahuia, and common bacterial issues in the human body. Mostly it happens when people are not enough insured of using or knowing how to process insects and make them ready to eat.

To my honest university: I will write a report to describe the neuron. A nruron is a whole systerm,it includes a cell body,many dendrites,five myelin sheathes ,a axon and a lot of terminal buttons. How do the these parts work? The cell boby is in the center of the cell boby. Dendrites connect from another neuron and receive messages from other cells. Five myelin sheathes cover the axon of some neurons and help speed neural impulses. The axon passes messages away from the cell body to other neurons ,muscles,or glands. Five myelin sheathes and the axon spend a electrical signal. Terminal buttons connect from junctions wieh other cells. I describe the neuron over！ Thank you! Have a great day!

It is the time to talk with the elderly people society ,because the elderly people society is coming today . There are more and more elderly men and women in the world .In my home country ,there are 40% elderly people.The elderly people society will bring a lot of questions to us,but we must face with thes questions. All of us konw that the elderly people can not work,and they must be looked after,but we love them,because they are our fathers and mothers ,they are working many many years,and some day we will become old people ,then we need to look after by new younger men . We need many youngers that can join us.The elderly people can not do much things,for example take a bus,go to hosiptal and even walk.Maybe they need someone next to themselves all of the time. I think that the elderly people do not need to be managed,they need to be loved,because they are the people,they are not the anomals or some things.people need love,not manage.The looking after is not managing. Althought the elderly people do not need to be managed ,we need the some new tech-ways to look after them,for examples wo can use the computers, cell phones and other tools to help the elderly people. Everyone must feel that society will be able to cope with the increase in numbers of elderly people today,we must be brave.We must work hard and hard . We are ready for the elderly people society,and I hope that all of the elderly people are happiness.Elderly is not the end,it is a begining.

The diagram below identifies the role of each neuronal components and illustrates the message transmission process happening in a neuron. The main component of a neuron is the cell body or soma. From its core branches out many small nerves called dendrites with the role of receving messages from other cells. The acquired messages are passed away from the cell body to other neurons, muscles or glands through a chain of axon. Each axon is coverred by a small element called myelin sheath that helps speed up the neural impulses. The message transmission process is conducted by continous actions of each component. After the dendrites receive information, the cell body will trigger an electrical signal traveling down the axon chain carrying these messages to a destination consisting of a network off terminal buttons. Each button form junction with other dendrite other cells to connect the messages. After all, all neuron are connected to form a network.

As the world has been experiencing rapidly aging population, the issue of providing proper care for the elderly is concerning the society. However, I am inclined to believe that the increase of elderly people will be under control. While many challenges are likely to taken place, there will be effective ways to manage this civil segment with the cooperation of both government and private sectors. As the elderly population is expanding, the demand for nursing homes or elders’ clubs are on the increase. To meet this demand, private sectors are investing on this type of institutions and services as they foresee the lucrative profit these businesses can probably generate in the near future. Apparently, young people are occupied with their daily job which makes it impossible to take care of their parents or grandparents. Therefore, sending the elderly to nursing homes or hiring personal care service are reasonable options to be consider. Another reason to validate my opinion is the balance in labor force. While some developed countries are experiencing aging population, the scenario is opposite in developing countries whose birth rate is considerably high. As a result, many developed countries such as Germany have encouraged a welcoming entry of those young laborers into its nursing industry. One of my friend has been settling in Germany following her moving to the country 5 years ago to become a nursing staff in privately-owned elderly clubs. Last but not least, government interference in elderly care is highly recommended. It is suggested that the government allocate more budget to establish publicly-owned elderly homes to mitigate the financial burden to acquire this service. Moreover, regulations on pension plan should be properly adjusted and taken more seriously by employers so that people are assured financially when they are retire. In conclusion, I believe the elderly problem is likely to be handled well if there are joint effort of both private and public sectors in creating healthcare system and human resource management.

The illustration below is represnting the parts of a neuron. A neuron cell consists of four three parts, these are the Cell body, Action potential, and the Terminal buttons. Start with the Cell Body, otherwise known as the soma, it has shape of small ball in its center with tree-roots like lines surrounding it. These lines are called the Dendrites, and theu are responsible for the communication between the neurons. The Dendrites send and recive messages between neurons when physically contacting with each other. The second part that forms the neuron, is called the Action potential. This section of the neuron consist of the Axon and the Myelin sheath. First of all, the Axon, which is formed as long line extending from the Dendrites, is considred the communication bridge between the cell body and other neurons, muscles, or glands. The second part og the Action potential, is the Myelin sheath cylinders, which are connected with each other as a chain. The Myelin sheath is responsible for covring the Axcon for protection and speeding up the neural impluses. Lastly, the last part of the neuron is the Terminal buttons, this part recives the neural impluses from the Axcon and form junctions with other cells to send the message.

In our modern society and the development and improvement of health care sector, the average expected life age has increased comparing to what it was like in the past. This as good as it is, aslo raised the cncern of tkaing care of elderly people. In my opinion, I believe that the ability to deal with this concern depends on two main factors, which are the degree of country developement as well as the society characteristics. First of all, to be able to take care of elderly people, the relevant orginizations and innstitutions should be in place. However, this condition most of the time cannot be found in under-developed countires. That is because of the lack of funding resources. On the other hand, more developed countries, such as The Netherlands, Norway, and other european countires, are more capable of taking care of elderly. That is because they have the enough resources to fund such non-profitable orginizations. Nevertheless, other factor that must be taken into account, is the society characteristcs. Here we mean, wheather the society is considered individualist or socialist. In social societies, countries do not need to allocate a lot of resources on elderly care, because this role is already taken by families. Where in individualist societies, most of the times elder people will be living alone. Therefore, when they reach the point where they cannot take care of themselves, they will go to elderly care houses. To summarize, the ability to taking care of elderly people depends on two main factors, the country developement and the society type. If the country is developed or the society is considered social, taking care of the mental and physical health of elderly people will be eaiser. In contrast, if the country institutions are under-developed or the society is considered individualist, taking care of eldery people will be much harder.

The diagram shows how neuron works and its components. Its possible identify that Dendrites is the conection component, responsabile for receive any mensage from other cells. After that it has the compenent named Axon. Axon passes messages throught the cell body to other neurons, muscles or glands. To help this process Myellin sheath covers the Axon and improve speed neural impulses. Terminal buttons are really important to form junctions with other cells and guarantee all way to neural impulses, make connections with dendrites, its shape are perfectly designed to guarantee those connection. Another important compenent that most be mentioned is Cell body, also called as soma. This structure is responsabile for creates the messages made by electrical signal, knowed as action potential, that will pass through axon until other neurons. Although this consider only a cell, this looks like a complexy and fundamental struture to keep humam organism works in the right way.

I believe that all improvements in health care increase the number of elderly people, but those improvements also brings benefities in an way to care then. First of all, looking for a financial perspective, in generaly way, people became capable to work for a bigger period, getting retired older. So they could contributed more for any pension plan or those kind of program. We need to guarantee that our next governants will be capable to redesign the retire's program in an way to guarantee those beneffits to whole population. Looking by a health care perspective, all the improvments and medicine advance, it brings the possibilite to have a good life even allthough the years. For instance, we can see many people that healed from a bad ill like cancer or other ones and have a good life nowadays. This is the reason that elderly people is not a problem to our society, but in fact their represents more knowledge and we have all tecnology to take care about theirselfs. In other way we can see that our society open more space and are more concern with elderly population. We can see some places speciallyzed to take care of their and also a kind of intertainement focused on them, like some hotels, restauurants, clinics. In whole way our society are looking for treaty our elderly society in a decent way, respect them, make a enviroment friendly for their deficient and any dificult of mobility and any other issue that we need to cope to guarantee their activities.

The diagram shows how neuron works and its components. Its possible identify that Dendrites is the conection component, responsabile for receive any mensage from other cells. After that it has the compenent named Axon. Axon passes messages throught the cell body to other neurons, muscles or glands. To help this process Myellin sheath covers the Axon and improve speed neural impulses. Terminal buttons are really important to form junctions with other cells and guarantee all way to neural impulses, make connections with dendrites, its shape are perfectly designed to guarantee those connection. Another important compenent that most be mentioned is Cell body, also called as soma. This structure is responsabile for creates the messages made by electrical signal, knowed as action potential, that will pass through axon until other neurons. Although this consider only a cell, this looks like a complexy and fundamental struture to keep humam organism works in the right way.

I believe that all improvements in health care increase the number of elderly people, but those improvements also brings benefities in an way to care then. First of all, looking for a financial perspective, in generaly way, people became capable to work for a bigger period, getting retired older. So they could contributed more for any pension plan or those kind of program. We need to guarantee that our next governants will be capable to redesign the retire's program in an way to guarantee those beneffits to whole population. Looking by a health care perspective, all the improvments and medicine advance, it brings the possibilite to have a good life even allthough the years. For instance, we can see many people that healed from a bad ill like cancer or other ones and have a good life nowadays. This is the reason that elderly people is not a problem to our society, but in fact their represents more knowledge and we have all tecnology to take care about theirselfs. In other way we can see that our society open more space and are more concern with elderly population. We can see some places speciallyzed to take care of their and also a kind of intertainement focused on them, like some hotels, restauurants, clinics. In whole way our society are looking for treaty our elderly society in a decent way, respect them, make a enviroment friendly for their deficient and any dificult of mobility and any other issue that we need to cope to guarantee their activities.

The solar panel is increasingly becoming popular today.However,do you know how it works?Then I will introduce this machine in the following sentences. Firstly,look at its structure.It consists of one transparent top,one box,an inlet and an outlet. Secondly,take on its working principles.When the sun rays are falling on the box through transparent top,the cool water entering the box through the inlet will be heated.After becoming warm by the sun rays,the water will flow out through the outlet. Thirdly,it is just like a water dispenser from the structure.The former heats water by sun rays while the later works by the electricity.And the two kinds of energies don't generate pollution materials,which are the trend people seek in utilizing resources reasonably. This kind of machine represents the advance of human beings'progress in exploring new energies.It is the results of diligent and relentless research of scientists.We should embrace the same kinds of home appliances in the future.

The issue that whether teachers should assign homework or not has attracted great attention recently.Some people believe that homework is a good way to consolidate students'learning effect.However,others argue that homework exerts huge pressure on students,which is bad for their long-term development.As for me,appropriate homework should be seen as the better choice.I will explain my idea from two aspects. Firstly,homework could examine student's learning results.After teaching the basic content,giving some homework is important to consolidate the knowledge.As an old saying goes,practice makes things perfect.Only doing many practices,can we master the knowledge proficiently.There is an example.In my teaching experiences,I found the students finishing their homework better would achieve higher scores in final examination,while those who couldn't finish their ordinary homework would gain lower grades in any examination.And my translation skills were also improved by practicing the homework from my guiders who gave the targeted examination to me. Secondly,too much homework will cause so many negative effects,such as making students tired very much,causing their depressed mood and their bored emotion.For example,my brother's daughter always suffered from the huge homework which was assigned by his Chinese teacher.She once complained with me that everyday she felt tired and bored after finishing Chinese teacher's assignments.So appropriate homework is reasonable for most students and those ideas that the more homework,the better students' scores ,are wrong to certain extent.Sometimes huge homework is the reason that why some students'scores are reduced. In sum,removing homework is not an ideal option for student's improvement in learning,and reasonable homework provides us a better way to deal with the problem.That is to say,we should strike a balance between assigning homework and removing homework.

The diagram illustrates how a solar panel is constructed, and the complex process of how the renewable energy source provides heated water and air to households. The first diagram shows us visual information about the basic structure of the solar panel. It´s construction is mainly a large box with two pipes placed on both sides. Then, one equally large top which is transparent is placed on top of the container. According to the second diagram, the solar panel is designed to provide the home with warm air. Firstly, cold air is allowed in through the inlet and let inside the box. Secondly, the transparent top allows sunrays to transform the cool air to warm air by their heating properties. After that, the warm air goes through and out the outlet. In regards to the third diagram, we can clearly see that the construction is similar with the exception that water pipes are added in the main box, in order to supply households with hot water. In comparison with the second diagram, where air was driven through the pipes, water is the main resource here. After the water has entered the inlet, water passes through the pipes and out

While it is considered by some that young pupils should not be handed out assignments by their teachers, others strongly believe they are crucial for educational purposes. I completely agree that assigned homework can put unhealthy stress on children. However, there is one significant benefit of giving young school children homework in moderation, provided that they are not assessed traditionally as they are today. In regards to giving children a redundant amount of homework, there are some drawbacks to consider. Many people, especially parents, are worried for their childrens quality of life when they are expected to perform outside of school classes. This can be because some children show a range of symptoms connected to performance anxiety, which might be caused by their own expectations of achieving certain grades. Since they are taught on an everyday basis that they have to perform on a high level at school, in order to satisfy the teacher, they are at risk of not experiencing the positive aspects of being a child. By contrast, many other adults argue that home assignments plays a vital role in childrens´ life, so they are adequately educated from an early stage. The significant advantage of implementing homework in elementary school is that pupils will learn study strategies and be able to familiarise themselves with the concept, before the homework becomes more difficult as they get older. If they would not be handed out homework tasks at all, they may find themselves in a situation where they are not able to keep up the pace. In conclusion, while I strongly agree that putting a immense amount of pressure on young school children by grading their works is contraproductive, I think home assignments are necessary to give children an opportunity to adjust to how school works in real life. In other words, teachers should not grade childrens homework to release some of their pressure, instead they should assess tasks by speaking about their weaknesses only.

My custom topic: https://www.ieltsluminary.com/post/island-before-and-after-the-construction The diagram is of an island, prior to the introduction of tourism and afterward. The island is approximately less than 200 metres in length and a little under 80 metres in width. Before the construction of tourist facilities, the island was desolated with no man made units whatsoever with vegetations sparsely grown in clumps all over the island. This changed after 15 housing units were constructed in 2 big circles on either side of the island. There is a reception building in the middle of the island and a restaurant up North. The barren land now have footpaths and vehicle tracks all around, increasing transport efficiency. The beach and the body of water near it has been turned into a swimming area. A pier has also been built on the South side of the island, with 2 sailboats docked. Overall, there is a major increase in the number of housing units placed on the island and the number of footpath and vehicle tracks for a more efficient transport to the housing units, restaurant and beach. The East side of the island was untouched both before and after the construction of tourist facilities.

My custom topic: It is important for people to take risks, in both their professional lives and personal lives. Do the advantages of taking these risks outweigh the disadvantages? I personally think that taking risks is inevitable in this day and age. There may be some drawbacks, but there it cannot be denied that there are certainly benefits. Firstly, risks are necessary for us to move forward. Without risks, there would be no innovation, and without innovation, there will be no progress for humankind. Humankind is built on the foundation of risk-takers who not only achieved their goals of making the world a better place but also learnt to ability to get back up after their countless failures. Secondly, by not taking the chance provided and taking a risk, they are missing out on amazing opportunities that could never be achieved unless you have the confidence, determination and conviction to follow the unknown path ahead. These opportunities could easily get them ahead in life, and they would never come true unless they stroll out of their conform zone. Althought that is the case, it is undeniable that the amount of risk for professional and personal lives is vastly different. If they fail in their personal life, this could hurt in the short term, for example, you could need financial support if you had a family feud. This short-term loss could be a disadvantage in life, but it may not be as crucial as its effect on professional lives, for example, a career change could involve a big pay cut, which could be quite influential on professional lives. Overall, taking risks could turn out to be a loss in the short term, but it is greatly outweighed by all the upsides taking a risk could bring.

The diagram below shows the life cycle of the honey bee.the honey bee only spent 34-36 days in their all life. there are six steps to complete their life cycle。 Firstly，they life began from the egg which hatch after 9-10 days。After hatching，the little honey bee need takes 5 days to come out from egg。 Second，there have three important steps to being an young adult honey bee。Nymph moults 3 times as it grows。The smallest bee break away from egg to greet their first nymph moult will spent 7 days。The next nymph moult will come about 9 days later and the honey bee grows bigger。The young adult emerges when they complete the last nymph moult 。The young adult will spent 4 days to maturity。the matur female honey bee lay 1 or 2 eggs every three days and the life cycle of honey bee is finished。 Overall，the life of the honey bee is shot and wonderful。

This is a world that fast developing and full of pollution.there is a worldwide problem whether economic progress is the most important goal when the other types problem are increasing. In my word is economic progress is important than other problems. Firstly,this is an economic world. human life condition is base on their income. For example,there have a village with poor people. They might working hard for live but they must have no time to think about other goal. This is reason why the governments to develop social economic . it is not uncommon that government have no money to solve the problem that environment pollution and others. Second, although economic progress is necessary for people but it also lead to other problems. With the increasing income it might need more resources to build the country. If it not solved correctly that give rise to more problems. The other types of progress will have a good developing when the economic progress finished and the government get enough money. Overall , i prefer economic progress to other types of progress. The better life come from money and the solution of the other types problem are come from the good economy.

The life cycle of the honey bee The honey bee, is one of the friendly insects, it reproduces by ovulating, and give eggs. This process ( honey bee's life cycle ) takes between thirty four to thirty six days. The process starts with the female bee, female bee is the one that lays the eggs. It lays one or two eggs every three days, as it's written below. A bee's egg is small and fragile, the bee puts it in a place where it won't fall or go with the wind. As for the bee egg hatching mechanism, the egg needs to hatch after nine to ten days, in order to complete the growth of the little bee. The bee hatches on the fifth day after leaving the egg, the young bee begins to grow up on its seventh day after the hatching stage. The little bee turns into a nymph, and the nymph begins to milt three times as it grows. Nymph grow and transform into a young adult bee, then the young adult bee needs four days to mature. And it becomes a full growth bee and performs its functions in the nature. And this process continues among the bees.

The economic progress is an increase in the capability of a society to produce higher valued ( more and better ) goods and services with the use of the same or equivalent resources. The benefits of economic growth include higher average incomes. Economic growth enables consumer to consume more goods and services and enjoy better standards of living. The economic progress is an important goal for governments, because firstly, a healthy economy results in job creations, a high level of employment, and better salaries for all citizens. Secondly, economic progress ensures that more money is available for governments to spend on infrastructure and public services. Another progress is important for a country, in my point of view, technical progress or technology in general is very important for a country, in many bases. The technological progress refers to the discovery of new and improved methods of producing goods. The term process technology refers to chemical processing used to refine raw materials into finished products. For example, process technology is used to refine crude oil. Technological prosperity also lies in global purposes, so for military purposes and war technique, are important in terms of preparation and possessing advanced weapons. And also for local and domestic or personal purposes, for example use of modern devices, and networks of the fifth generation ( 5G ). There are many other types of important progresses, as industrial progress, architectural progress, commercial progress and civilization progress. It all complements each other at the end. And all of them are of particular importance.

The diagram explained how the life cycle of the honey bee. Overall, it s a circular process which usually takes 34 to 36 days life cycle starting from female laying eggs to the young honey bee adult emerges. To begin with, the life cycle of honey bee takes atleats 34 to 36days. The first stage is where the female honey bee lay 1 or 2 eggs every three days span, which then followed by hatching the eggs after 9 to 10 days before the bee breaks the egg after 5days. These are the stages where bee grows inside the egg. The next stages of life cycle is where the honey bees grow outside the eggshells. After they are hatched, they start growing in size at 5 days and 9 days, and the nymph moults 3 times as it grows. Later 9 days, the young adults emerge which are ready for maturity in 4 days. It is clearly seen this then connected to female laying eggs

It is often argued that economic progress is the ultimate goal for most governments, while others suggest that there are other factors that contribute the country's progress. In my opinion, I believe that apart from economy, government should also consider other types of progress which also consider other types of progress which give equal importance to a nation. first of all, it is widely believed that increase in gross domestic product is related to economic growth, which governments also think is their main aim to focus on. This in other terms lead to an good export and import trading. For example, an imported product is more expensive when compared with native product in terms of quality and manufacturing, where more money is invested by government. Therfore, governments main focus shouldn't be only on economy. Desipte this, on the other hand,many argue that governments should also think about considering other types of progress which are as equal as economic progress. for instance, many countries are being recognized because of their education status and culture which attracts young stars to travel and study which in other terms also increase GDP. Other important factor is sports, by participating in worldcups, and olympics will also make a valuable progress by being recognized world-wide may lead to many opportunities. As a reason, the country's government should also focus more on other factors leading to progress. In conclusion, I believe that government should not solely goal for economic growth but also concentrate on other factors which are equally important for a country's growth.

The two illustrations descrive the floor plans of strudent accomodation. It is a comparison between 2010 and current. The building expanded slightly be increasing the number of student-bedroom, adding an en-suite room to one of the student rooms, and the carpark being provided. In 2010, there were three student-bedrooms, currently, the location of those rooms remains the same. However, an en-suite room was added to the room located right at the end of the main entrance. Also, two more rooms were added to the building. The fourth room is located where livingroom used to be located back in 2010, and the fifth one on the left side of the fourth room. The livingroom does not exist in the current building. Also the area where the fifth student-room was built used to be a garden. The location and the size of the bathroom and kitchen/social area remains the same between 2010 and now. Outside the building, on the south side, the car parking area was provided.

Almost all big cities has residencial buildings these days, and people are able to live right in the middle of cities. It is convenient living in a big cities as you could be close to work, or have variety of choices when eating out, many people choose to live in a city. However, there are people who believe that there could be some health concerns by living in big cities. This could be ture to some extent, but I do not agree compeletely with this openion. One of the biggest health concern could come form air polutions, as big cities likely to have heavy trafics, especially in the third would coutries. However, in the developed coutries, many cities have as same amonut of trafics as suburban areas, or evern less. For example, many big cities in developed coutries charges a lot for parkings. This will encourage people to commute by public transportations. As a result, you could see less cars on the road in the cities. There are also a health concerns coming from having less exercise. However, usually, ther are many gyms in the city. Also, many cities tend to have a big park or walking track, wher people can go for walks and jogs. However, I agree that people living outside the cities, especialy wher surrounded by natures will have more cleaner air. Also having more space to exercise, compare to people living in cities may assist in being able to maintain their health. Some people thinks that it is not good for people's health to live in big cities. However, environmental facts varies depending on each cities. I believe thath people can still live healthy as much as people living in a suburban areas, if the trafic is significantly heavy compare to other area of the coutries, of have an opportunities to exercise regularly.

The provided illustrations depict the dormitory map in 2010 and current. Overall, shared areas were minimized and more rooms were built to increase the accommodation's capacity. In 2010, the building was surrounded by a garden. There were 3 student bedrooms, each located away from the others. When entering the main entrance, the first student bedroom was on the left side, followed by the bathroom. At the end of the hallway, stood the second bedroom. Turning to the left, the last bedroom was on the other end with the kitchen in between the two bedrooms. If you turned another left, you would find the living room beside the bedroom. Throughout the years, a carpark was built on the right side of the main entrance through the building's length. While the three student bedrooms remain the same, an additional en-suite room was constructed in the hallway beside the second bedroom. The kitchen is now integrated with the social area. Moreover, two more student bedrooms were built next to the third bedroom, one replacing the livingroom and another being developed over the garden area near the walkway.

In the past decades, the rise of urbanization has brought trends of moving into the cities. While some people believe that the availability of resources and welfare in metropolises can outweigh the unhealthy environment, I strongly believe that the fancy infrastructures come in exchange for health sacrifice. To begin with, most megacities are overpopulated. With scarce resources and higher demands in every aspect, products and services received in these bustling locations usually come at a higher price, lower quality and longer waiting time. For example, it could take up to weeks or months to queue up for non-urgent medical services while it takes only a few days or even without booking in non-busy areas. Moreover, the nature of crowded areas accelerates the spreading of transmittable diseases during the pandemic. Another undeniable health factor for those residing in cities is pollution. Most cities come with traffic issues where there are exceeding amounts of cars which create air pollution. It is proved that, in long term, smog in the air could result in respiratory diseases such as lung cancer. Furthermore, the number of the city's population is equal to the extremely large amount of waste and without an appropriate waste management system, it could lead to several more problems. One of them is pests such as mice and bugs which are the perfect mediums for severe diseases such as rabies. All in all, urbanization has tremendous benefits to human society as a whole and is unavoidable in the present context. Thus, governments should focus on addressing these issues to ensure the sustainable progress of cities and the citizens' quality of life.

Two plans of a student accommodation buildings illustrate the layout of this site in 2010 and at present. Overall, there have been noticable changes during this period of time in the student accommodation. It has been developed with a lot more bedrooms. In 2010, the premises was surrounded by a lot of greenery, which has been replaced by more student-bedrooms and car parking now. There were only 3 bedrooms back in 2010, but at present there are 5 bedrooms including an en-suite room next to one of the bedrooms. There was no sign of car parking back in 2010. Another major change that we can see from 2010 to at present is disappearance of the living room. However, a small area which is named as social area have come up in place of the living room. The social area is a part of the kitchen, which obviously made the kitchen smaller compared to that of 2010. Due to an en-suite room, the size of the hallway also has been reduced.

It is believed that cities provide a better life in the comparsion of the life in a small town or a village. However, some people consider that the life in big cities is generally hazardous for the health of people. In my opinion, although big cities provide many amenities to the people but the city life is not good for a person when it comes to health. The main reason is continuous increase in population. Metropolitan cities attract people from small towns and/or villages in search of better opportunities, good education for their children or medical facilities. This migration makes these cities overcrowded. As population increases, there will be many vehicles on roads. More traffic will lead to more air and noise pollution. Likewise, as the population increases, the demand for housing also will escalate. To fulfill the demand of housing, local government has to reduce the green space to built more buildings in the city which will lead to more pollution. Obviously, pollution causes many health issues. Another reason is stressful and busy life in the big cities. People working in big MNC companies in the cities, have deadlines to complete their work. If they are not able to meet the deadlines, it will affect their growth in the company. People in metropolitan cities are so busy that they don't have time to take care of their health. Living in a continuous stress without taking care of the health leads to many health problems. To conclude, the life in a big city is very stressful, busy and surrounded with a lot of pollution, which is not good for health of an individual.

The maps illustrate the changes of an architecture which was used for students’ accommodation in the year 2010 and now. In 2010, apparently, there was one main entrance in the southwest corner of the building where students could easily access. The livingroom was situated on the north side of the architecture where students could have a rest. Opposite to the livingroom, there was a bath room on the centre of the floor where students could use to take a shower. A kitchen was established be adjacent to the bathroom in the east side of the plan where children could cook by themselves. It is noticeable that there are three student-bedrooms laying on the southeast, northeast and northwest corners of the building respectively. Besides, the architecture was surrounded by gardens in the north and south sides. Now, after the modifications, an extra en-suits room has been added in the southeast corner be in the adjoining place of one of the student-bedrooms, taking the place of the hallway in 2010. It is worth noticing that the kitchen is also be used as a social area now. More striking is that the livingroom has been reconstructed into a student-bedroom. It must be pointed out that the building has been expanded and a new student-bedroom has been situated on the northwest corner of the architecture. In addition, the garden which was located on the south side of the construction has been modified into a car parking where individuals can park their cars. In conclusion, now the number of student-bedrooms has increased and the function of the student accommodation building has become manifold

Never has the topic concerning citizens’ health failed to attract people’s attention. However, when it comes to whether living in a metropolis would do bad to people’s health, individuals hold different views. As far as I am concerned, it does diminish individuals’ health conditions. Undoubtedly, living in a metropolis has some benefits for the inhabitants’ health. A big city is more likely to provide individuals with high level medical services which can be helpful when people are afflicted with various diseases. Precisely, there are numerous community clinics as well as large hospitals where individuals can get access to offering people the most advanced medical technology and medicines. Thus, greater recovering possibilities are provided by big cities for sick people. However, urban life can also be unhealthy due to numerous reasons. Firstly, individuals tend to suffer from greater mental stress in a metropolis. Specifically, the increasingly higher housing price contributes to the heavy financial burdens of individuals. People are compelled to struggle with high-intensity works due to the high cost in housing, which would cause a high mental pressure. Besides, one of the reasons for individuals’ mental pressure can be the indifferent relationship among urban inhabitants which is caused by the lack of a sense of community. Furthermore, the poor air condition which is caused by the remorseless rush of pollution in big cities does do harm to citizens’ health conditions. For instance, the waste gas that discharged by the cars in the streets and the factories is polluting the air in urban areas, leading to a higher rate in diseases. As a result, citizens’ health conditions can be diminished physically. In conclusion, although a metropolis can provide advanced medical services to urban inhabitants, living in big cities can also be hazardous to individuals’ mental heath and body health due to numerous factors. In my opinion, living in a metropolis is more likely to undermine people’s health.

This scheme describes the changes in a structure of a student accomodation building between 2010 and present time. The main entrance and the student-bedroom to the left of it remain the same. As for the garden to the right of the hallway, it was transformed to the car parking. The hallway area has reduced significantly due to the fresh built en-suite room that is now adjacent to the student-bedroom in the end of the hallway. The kitchen now includes a social area for students. The bathroom opposite to kitchen did not change at all. The living room left to the bathroom is now transformed to another student-bedroom with the passage leading to the room on the right, and its indoor entrance has shifted to the left. The part of the garden behind a former livingroom was turned into additional student-bedroom with two entraces: the first entry is located outdoors, while the second is available only indoors.

There has been a lively discussion revolving around the megapolice influence on human health, as some people presume living in large cities results in a variety of problems. In my humble opinion, I consider big-city life to be harmful. A row of arguments can prove this point of view. The air and water pollution in cities tend to provoke a spectrum of lung and skin diseases. A number of people encountering lung cancer, chronic bronchitis, eczema and psoriasis prevails in megapolicies compared to small towns and villages. Even I have acquired chronic bronchitis while leaving in Moscow. It also must be mentioned that constant contamination of enviroment has long-term consequence for human genetics. For instance, several decades ago the phenomena of allergy was not so widespread. And nowadays, several hundred thousands of people are suffering from it, as their immune system responds inadequately to ordinary things, such as animal fur or dust. On the contrary, the medicine level in small villages cannot be compared with medicine in large cities. Some urgent problems such as limb break, infection, serious inflammation, heart attack, seizures or appendicits can be tackled only in large cities, where you can call an ambulance and it will come in a blink of an eye, while in countyside it can cause a dramatical outcome. My friend's grandpa in a distant village broke a rib and it stabbed his lung, and, unfortunately, ambulance did not make it in time. To sum up, living in megapolice can possibly extend your life, but for me the quality of this life is still doubtful.

The plans show how an accommodation building for students has changed from 2010 until the present. In 2010 the under-roof housing plan was slightly smaller than what it is now. Previously, there were more outdoor garden areas. There has been various changes done under the roof as well. In 2010 the original design was to only have three student bedrooms with one bathroom to share. Now, the design shows that there are 5 bedrooms, four will need to share a bathroom and the fifth bedroom has an en-suit room. To make the extra bedroom possible, the architect removed the living room and changed it into a bedroom. The kitchen now doubles up as a place to cook as well as socialize. The hallway is also slightly smaller to accommodate the en-suit room. In 2010 there were three outdoor designated gardens. One at the back, one at the front and one on the left hand side of the student residence. Presently, there is only one at the back of the accommodation. The garden behind the residence is slightly longer, however, the outdoor area next to the living room does not exist. The garden area at the front is now a parking area for cars.

To what extent can living in a large city be unhealthy? Living in a large metropolitan can bring many challenges to one's health. When you live and work in a never-ending rat race there can be consequences to your health becasue of the continuous stress brought on by increased workload, longer working hours and very little time to rest. There is also an increase in pollution due to the high density of people, cars and other carbon immisions. I agree to an extent that living in a big city can bring about its challenges to your health, however, there are many more advantages to living in a major city when ones health takes a dip rather than being ill in a rural or outlying area. Getting sick and having health issues is not bound by an area you live in. These things happen to us no matter where we live. Living stress free in a rural area does not take away the fact that I may carry a cancer gene. In my experience living in both an outlaying area and a city, when I needed to see a specialist for a health condition, I had to travel many hours to a doctor in the metropolitain area. These types of highly qualified doctors do not practise in rural areas or areas that are outside of a bit city. Generally speaking a specialist will be in a metro area where there is access to state of the art hospitals. Do I believe that living in a city can bring on certain illnesses? Yes, defrinatly. I would much rather live in a big city where all my health needs can be easily accessed rather than in an area out of the city where I may not get the medical attention I need.

The plans show how an accommodation building for students has changed from 2010 until the present. In 2010 the under-roof housing plan was slightly smaller than what it is now. Previously, there were more outdoor garden areas. There has been various changes done under the roof as well. In 2010 the original design was to only have three student bedrooms with one bathroom to share. Now, the design shows that there are 5 bedrooms, four will need to share a bathroom and the fifth bedroom has an en-suit room. To make the extra bedroom possible, the architect removed the living room and changed it into a bedroom. The kitchen now doubles up as a place to cook as well as socialize. The hallway is also slightly smaller to accommodate the en-suit room. In 2010 there were three outdoor designated gardens. One at the back, one at the front and one on the left hand side of the student residence. Presently, there is only one at the back of the accommodation. The garden behind the residence is slightly longer, however, the outdoor area next to the living room does not exist. The garden area at the front is now a parking area for cars.

To what extent can living in a large city be unhealthy? Living in a large metropolitan can bring many challenges to one's health. When you live and work in a never-ending rat race there can be consequences to your health becasue of the continuous stress brought on by increased workload, longer working hours and very little time to rest. There is also an increase in pollution due to the high density of people, cars and other carbon immisions. I agree to an extent that living in a big city can bring about its challenges to your health, however, there are many more advantages to living in a major city when ones health takes a dip rather than being ill in a rural or outlying area. Getting sick and having health issues is not bound by an area you live in. These things happen to us no matter where we live. Living stress free in a rural area does not take away the fact that I may carry a cancer gene. In my experience living in both an outlaying area and a city, when I needed to see a specialist for a health condition, I had to travel many hours to a doctor in the metropolitain area. These types of highly qualified doctors do not practise in rural areas or areas that are outside of a bit city. Generally speaking a specialist will be in a metro area where there is access to state of the art hospitals. Do I believe that living in a city can bring on certain illnesses? Yes, defrinatly. I would much rather live in a big city where all my health needs can be easily accessed rather than in an area out of the city where I may not get the medical attention I need.

These pictures provide information about changes done to the museum between 1998 and 2008. The first one illustrate its condition in 1998 and second gives details from 2008. According to the pictures, there has been significant alterations in some areas of museum whereas at some points no clear change has been done. Overall some areas benefited from an increase in total area and some exhibited decline in such category. The areas taken from permanent exhibition rooms were allocated to form restarurant in the upper left corner of museum. In addition to that, some parts of the garden became cafe sitting area in front of the cafe. More than that, the fountains were added to the garden also. The WC part of the museum transferred to the place next to cafe and temporary exhibition room were moved to the left middle of the museum. Tickets and entrance and exit points showed no change with the exception of shop and bags and coat places changed to the left of the museum.

Despite to the presence of vast amount of translation programs on computers and other electronic devices, it is still considered more beneficial in terms of learning language itself. In this essay, I will be describing my total agreement with this dilemma. The utmost reason for learning new language instead of using various programs is that human brain makes necessary changes in its structure and produces necessary chemical substances which in turn gives other functions to the brain. As a result of this human brain gains new functions in addition to the language skills. Another benefit coming from directly learning language is the opportunity to express your beliefs and emotions in that language which is impossible to realize via software programs. People around the speaker tend to understand the spoken language more easily and get the speaker's ultimate goal in a more usual and humane way. The third reason for studying the language rather than carrying a software to translate might be the possibility of immediately using language. In other words, software programs can not find the right words according to the situations or conversations among people. As a consequence of this, due to different meanings which translation devices remain useless in such cases, huge misunderstandings can occur. In a conclusion, in addition to the reasons mentioned above, using language by learning it always seems realiable and more realistic way than using device for this purpose. As I raised my pure opinion toward gaining language skill earlier I strongly believe that this method has been the most preferable method for decades and it will be.

The figure illustrates the changes in museum space provided in 2008 in compatison with 1998. It can be clearly seen that the area of permanent exhibition was decresed and more additional facilities appeared. Getting back to the details, facilities that had been placed to the right of the entrance were replaced by a part of permanent exhibition. Shop and room for keeping bags and coats were transfer to the left side instead room for temporary exhibitions and the new WC was opened inside cafe area. Tempopary exhibition room is currantly located to the left of garden and restaurant was opened juat beyond this exhibition room. The space of current temporary exhibition room and restaurant was previously occupied by permanent exhibition. So this space was decreased after modernisation of the museum. The garden placed in the centre of the museum was also modernised. There are cafe sitting area and fountains now in the garden.

Some people claim that language knowledge has still benefited inspite of appearance of applications and websites providing translation in real time. Modern special software is able to give quite quality translation into different languages, and it seems that it will soon replace the translators and will get rid of necessity to learn new languages. However, in my opinion, there are still some essential advantages to know foreign languages. First of all, any language is so complicated and constantly changing system that it is impossible to automized translation process to keep all senses. For instance, if you interlocutor creates a joke based on words game, it will unlikely recognise by AI. Thus, it is too hard to teach a computer to uderstand all meanings that you want to provide. Another important aspect of learning languages is knowing new cultures. Language is the great source for understanding other nations and countries. If you use online translator, you will never know the origine of some idioms or phrases that contain culture code. Moreover, learning new language is a tool of training your brain. It helps to develop memory and imagination. For instance, people didn't refuse studying maths after calculation device had been invented, because it is still important to understand how it works and it is necessary for developing other sciences. Finally, there is a lot of places and occasions when you do not have internet access. Then online translators are not available. But if you need help or ask a path being abroad, it is better to know at least some phrases. Otherwise, you can occur in unpleasant situation. To sum up, I definitely agree the statement that learning languages is essential in spite of techology progress. Although artificial intelligence is able to translate everything you want, it is crucial to continue learning languages in order to understand all sense and meanings in conversation with foreigners, to know new cultures and understand their peculiarities and, of course, to make your brain work.

The plan of a museum in 2008 had various changes comparing with the plan in 1998.The report will be divided into 2 sections. The first section is to summarising the information by selecting and reporting the main features.Making comparions where relevant is the main context in the second section. Firstly,I am going to summarize the two plan comparatively.Viewing the plan in 1998,several large areas in the museum were for Permannent Exhibition Rooms,located in the both sides of the museum.The other funtions of the museum, such as Tickets Ebtrance,shop and so on, gathered in the south part of the museum.As for the plan in 2008, the Permannent Exhibition Rooms were placed in the east side of the museum.The other funtion were arranged in the east side. Finally,I will make comparisons between them.The isolation of different funtions in the 2008's plan was clearer than the isolation in 1998's plan. What's more, comparing with the plan in 1998, 2008's garden had more functions,including cafe sitting area and fountains. That'all my report.

I totally agree with above opinion.With the development of the Internet technique and the receiving device.A lot of translation software are available.But I believe that learing a language personally is still necesssary for us. I used to use translation software when I read essay and see a film.But It make me realize the importance of language learning that I made an academic mistake in my writing of the absract ,due to using the translation translated by softwate immidiately without checking,which make my pay in vain. I had to rewrite the abstract.However, my poor English made the process difficult.Having experienced that, I strongly feel that translation software is not the best way to use language.Only when languege stepping in our mind, can we use language truly. The one of the main usage of language is communication,meanwhile,speaking is the most effective way to communicate with each other.If we comunicate with English speaker by using the translation software, it may be ineffective and even make miskakes.So if we have oppotunities to learn a languge,we should take action. Translation software doesn't decline the need of language learning .opposively,it is benefit for the language learning.When we come across some words unknown,using,translation software is more convient than referring to the dictionary. In a word,the wide use of the translation software dosen't mean that we don't need to learn language.What we should do is use the software critically with the accumulation with language learning.We are the owner of the tools ,not a slaver of a tool.We should keep our independace in some fields.

The previous and current layouts of a museum were demonstrated in the pictures. Overall, while the permanent exhibition room on the west side of the building was replaced by temporary exhibition room and a restaurant, the other permanent rooms on the east end were remained an deven enlarged. Additionally, the garden in the centre of the museum was renovated by adding fountains and a sitting area. In the former plan of the museum in 1998, an entrance in the south side of the museum leads to a garden in the centre of area which was surrounded by large permanent exhibition room and a middle sized temporary exhibition room in the west end, two permanent exhibition rooms in the east side and a cafe in the north side. Next to the entrance, there is a space for a shop and a toilet. Regarding to the changes in the present plan in 2008, the spacious permanent room was converted to a temporary exhibition room and a restaurant. The tickets area and garden remained in the same position. Nonetheless, the central garden was decorated by building two fountains and a cafe sitting area. The east wing of the complex was entirely allocated to three separate permanent exhibition rooms. Furthermore, the shop was moved to west side of the entrance, and the WC was rebuild next to cafe in the north end.

Despite several translation programmes exist on different platforms, studying and acquiring the essential rules of a language has more benefits. Owing to limited usefulness of translation softwares in daily life, to large extent, ı agree with this statement. However, educationalists may use these programmes as supporting management systems for academical purposes. A growing number of softwares are available on online platforms to help people for translating documents or improve their language skills. Individuals from different sociocultural or educational levels frequently utilise these open-access and easily understandable operating systems. Moreover, some teachers recommend their use to promote the learning process of primary school pupils. Last but not least, because translating a sheet by using these programmes is less time-consuming and free of charge, its use is gaining popularity among young individuals with regard to academic communication and correspondence. On the other hand, the utility of these file management systems are questioned by some experts in the field of philology. Some linguistic scientists stated that translation supporting systems distracts children’s motivation and eagerness to learn the grammatical rules of a language. Additionally, while these operating tools have benefits in terms of easening the written communication, it has no practical advantage or use in verbal interaction. From my point of view, softwares should not be introduced to children before learning basics of a language and gaining an intermedicate level of spoken and written vocabulary. In conclusion, although translation softwares have limited benefits such as costeffectivity and usability, it should be restricted as a complementary tool for people with a significant background and knowledge of a language, and the advantages of learning a language including practicality in face to face communication clearly outweighs.

The figure shows plans of a museum in 1998 and in 2008, after suffering some changes. The main differences in both plans are the layout of the building and the addition of new facilities. In 1998, once you entered the museum you would first encounter the entrance/ exit and the thickets shop. On the left, there was a temporary exhibition room and on the right, there was a shop, the bathroom and a bags and coat hanger. At that time the museum had three permanent exhibition rooms: one on the left, next to the temporary exhibition room, and two on the right, adjacent to the shop and WC. Separating 2 exhibition rooms, at the top of the plan, there was a cafe. All the spaces mentioned surrounded a central garden. Similar to 1998, in 2008, people would find a ticket shop in the space designated as an entrance and exit. However, on the left, now is a permanent exhibition room, whereas on the right there's a shop and a bags and coat hanger. The museum still possesses three permanent exhibition rooms, all of them on the right side of the building. On the left side, adjacent to the shop and hanger there's a temporary exhibition room and next to it a restaurant. At the top of the plan, there's a cafe and a bathroom next to the restaurant and one of the permanent exhibition rooms, respectively. Just like in 1998, there's a central garden. However, this garden now has new components such as fountains and a cafe sitting area close to the cafe. In conclusion, the museum in 2008 is much more modern and developed than in 1998. In fact, the building became a facility that welcomes not only people interested in visiting the many exhibitions but also those that just want to have a meal or a cup of coffee in the garden with friends.

In reality, translation softwares makes a lot of people's lives easier when communicating with others that don't speak the same language. However, in my opinion, learning a new language might be more advantageous than using this software. First of all, the process of learning new languages involves the ability to correspond words in two different dialects, which also requires using a lot of parts of our brain. Therefore, this process improves certain areas of our neurologic system, specifically, the left hemisphere, responsible for communication and speech. In fact, multiple studies have shown that people that speak different idioms have a lower risk of neurologic diseases such as Alzheimer's and Dementia since the left side of the brain is more developed than others that might only know one language. Furthermore, these types of software are not always accurate. In spite of being correct the majority of the time, there are some situations where the translation is wrong because of different factors. One of them is that there's no translation for certain words in other languages, for example, "Saudade" in Portuguese has no correspondence in English. Besides that, when using Google Translate one has to pay attention to the translation given in certain languages. In reality, when translating from English to Portuguese, sometimes the programme doesn't consider the fact that in Portuguese adjectives come after the noun while in English they came before. Lastly, someone that chooses to use this type of system to communicate with someone, instead of learning that language loses a bigger amount of time than others that already speak that dialect. That is because one has to first record what the person is saying then tell the software their answer and wait for it to be translated to the other. This results in a quite complicated setting that might be aggravated in situations where the translator doesn't understand one of the persons involved in the conversation. To illustrate this, when talking to the AI "Siri" on the iPhone or "Alexa" on Google, a lot of the time they don't comprehend what we are saying, which results in people having to repeat themselves several times. In conclusion, I believe that learning a new language is easier than using a translation software. In fact, this not only boosts our knowledge but also avoids difficult situations where what people are trying to say is wrongly translated.

The picture illustrates different areas of a museum in 1998 and alterations made in 2008. The museum consists of a garden located in the heart of the plan, with exhibition rooms, tickets entrance, shop, toilet, cafe, and bags and coats surrounded by. Take a look of the plan, in 1998, most of the areas in museum were permanent exhibition rooms and a garden in the center of it, however in 2008 exhibition rooms originally on the left side had been replaced with restaurant, temporary exhibition room, bags and coats, and finally the shop. Although garden maintains the same but be added with cafe sitting area and 2 fountains and parts of the area of cafe was distributed to WC after alterations in 2008. Currently, all of the permanent exhibition rooms are on the right side of the museum while others are on the left. Bags and coats , temporary exhibition room occupy a larger area than before the renovation of the museum.

Learning a language seems to be an advantage even though there are plenty of translation softwares can be accessed to in this era. I certainly agree that the benefits of acquiring a new language still outweigh that of using translation apps because it is a systematic learning and it is able to improve your competitiveness rather than rely on translating tools. To learn a language, we must start form vocabulary and grammar then goes to the process of making up a sentence. In the initial stage it would be difficult to master the pronounciation but once you overcome this part, you are actually acquire the skills of using a foreign language naturally. Moreover, through the learning process, you are trying to gain permanent memory of it which won't let you forget the spelling of a word so soon. For example, language laerners usually perform well in certain areas such as academic or business field via lots of practices and trainings and they attribute to their hardwork instead of translating tools. Using translation software is not a bad thing and the fact is they are available in these days yet heavy reliance on it can not bring you as much benefits as learning languages step by step. I can not deny that these tools are convenient and easy to use, however it may restrict our level of learning outcome from it function- translating word by word, which is usually lead to the result of wrong meaning of a sentence. Many learners, on the other hand trying to translating every text while they are reading an article, it may be useful to conquer the hardships initially, but in the long run they may forget all the contents since they are not memorize the meanings of a word and just let it go after the reading. The result is that they are underperforming because lack of training and unable to interprete the definition of words. To summarize, I agree that learning a language still can be advantegeous than just simply searching for the translation by apps no matter how convenient the tools are. Once you really learn something and internalize into your life, than you are able to being outstanding than those who are not.

The picture illustrates different areas of a museum in 1998 and alterations made in 2008. The museum consists of a garden located in the heart of the plan, with exhibition rooms, tickets entrance, shop, toilet, cafe, and bags and coats surrounded by. Take a look of the plan, in 1998, most of the areas in museum were permanent exhibition rooms and a garden in the center of it, however in 2008 exhibition rooms originally on the left side had been replaced with restaurant, temporary exhibition room, bags and coats, and finally the shop. Although garden maintains the same but be added with cafe sitting area and 2 fountains and parts of the area of cafe was distributed to WC after alterations in 2008. Currently, all of the permanent exhibition rooms are on the right side of the museum while others are on the left. Bags and coats , temporary exhibition room occupy a larger area than before the renovation of the museum.

Learning a language seems to be an advantage even though there are plenty of translation softwares can be accessed to in this era. I certainly agree that the benefits of acquiring a new language still outweigh that of using translation apps because it is a systematic learning and it is able to improve your competitiveness rather than rely on translating tools. To learn a language, we must start form vocabulary and grammar then goes to the process of making up a sentence. In the initial stage it would be difficult to master the pronounciation but once you overcome this part, you are actually acquire the skills of using a foreign language naturally. Moreover, through the learning process, you are trying to gain permanent memory of it which won't let you forget the spelling of a word so soon. For example, language laerners usually perform well in certain areas such as academic or business field via lots of practices and trainings and they attribute to their hardwork instead of translating tools. Using translation software is not a bad thing and the fact is they are available in these days yet heavy reliance on it can not bring you as much benefits as learning languages step by step. I can not deny that these tools are convenient and easy to use, however it may restrict our level of learning outcome from it function- translating word by word, which is usually lead to the result of wrong meaning of a sentence. Many learners, on the other hand trying to translating every text while they are reading an article, it may be useful to conquer the hardships initially, but in the long run they may forget all the contents since they are not memorize the meanings of a word and just let it go after the reading. The result is that they are underperforming because lack of training and unable to interprete the definition of words. To summarize, I agree that learning a language still can be advantegeous than just simply searching for the translation by apps no matter how convenient the tools are. Once you really learn something and internalize into your life, than you are able to being outstanding than those who are not.

The diagrams show two different floor plans for a Musuem. Both diagrams show that the Entrance/Exit and ticketing space stayed the same in 2008 as in 1998. On the right of the ticketing counter for the 1998 floor plan we see spaces split for the shop, WC, and storage space for bags and coats. The temporary exhibition room is located on the left of the entrance/exit and seems smaller in 1998 as compared to the area we see for the temporary exhibition room we see in the 2008 plans. The 2008 floor plan shows the shifting of the storage space for bags and coats and the shop to the left of the ticketing counters. The right hand side space in the 2008 plans is being used as part of the permanent exhibition rooms. The 1998 floor plans show that the permanent exhibition rooms, and the cafe, as well as the temporary exhibition room, ticketing counter, and shop were situated around a central garden. The cafe split the permanent exhibition rooms into two sides of the garden. The 2008 changes in the plans indicate that while the permanent exhibition rooms were moved to be on right side of the garden, a portion of garden was carved out to work as a sitting area for the cafe. A restaurant was also added next to the cafe right past the temporary exhibition room which is now sits on the other left side of the garden. The garden was renovated to include two new water features in the form of fountains. The WC is now located next to the cafe adjoining the permanent exhibition rooms.

Translation softwares are a convenience that we see popping up more and more around us these days. I have seen these being used in daily life around me even very recently. For example, I was recently at the airport to travel from the east coast to the west coast of the US. While there, a passenger in line before me at the luggage drop off had his phone out and was talking to the attendants using his phone. On paying closer attention I realized, he was using a translation software to understand what they said and to respond back to them. It took some effort on both sides, but in the end, it worked! This is a real-life example of translation software making peoples' lives easier on a regular basis. Witnessing this got me thinking - what would have happened in the absence of this service being available literally on the tips of our fingers. In the absence of this easy access to technology as we have today however, it has come down to one thing - the human capacity to learn and communicate in more than one language. Coming from a multicultural background where none of my neighbors spoke the same language as me, it was inevitable that I would be exposed to multiple languages since childhood. This is a reality for most metropolitan cities around the world. When I was three years old and could communicate to some degree in my mother tongue or native language, my father ensured I also learned another one of our National languages that was prevalent in the region. By the time I was six-seven years old, I could conveniently speak in two languages. Meanwhile, in school, I was being exposed to the English alphabet in addition to the two other languages which made it easy to learn and understand English too. I can categorically say that knowing all three languages made my life infinitely easier for me since we moved around a lot due to my father's work arrangements. Later on, during my college days, I met my best friend of eighteen years and was exposed to her native language or mother tongue and since then have picked up a passing knowledge of the language as well. The movies and plays around us while young used multiple languages too and as a result I have a passing knowledge of six languages today. This knowledge not only makes communicating a breeze for me in most areas in my country, it keeps my brain active. In conclusion, I believe while translation softwares definitely make life easier for us on different occasions, being bilingual, trilingual, or a polyglot serves to make life interesting and easy at the same time. Truly understanding and speaking a language brings to light so many nuanced facets of an entire culture surrounding the language which cannot be translated through a translation software. It has been proven that learning multiple languages helps keep the human brain adaptable and flexible - all marks of a young and active mind. From my personal experiences, I believe that the translation softwares serve as a quick solution to the language barrier for people in general, learning a language brings in a level of richness to ones experience of life as a whole. Translations softwares should therefore not be considered as a replacement for learning a language but as an aide to learning a new skill.

The provided bar chart presents the mobile phone revenue of market-dominated brands including Samsung, Apple, Nokia, LG and ZTE between 2009 and 2013. Overall, the mobile phone market was mainly dominated Samsung and Nokia, whereas Apple's sales witnessed a significant surge in these periods. To delve deeper, in 2009, Nokia was the biggest brand that gain the most revenue about $440mn, followed by Samsung $230mn and LG $120mn, respectively. Meanwhile, Apple was the least market share with about $25mn of sales. However, we can see that Samsung got the great performance and taken down the Nokia to be the biggest brand in 2013, they got $450mn of revenue compared to $250mn by Nokia. Apple was the 3rd rank which gain sales exceed the LG also, $150mn and $80mb, respetively. Note that ZTE revenue was steadily in the periods about $50mn - $60mn in the periods.

Nowadays, our world has face challenges to rapidly changing many things, and this lead to well-being in our daily life. Some argue that routine behavior is adequate for spending their life, by others do not agree with this thought. This essay will attempt to provide a brief analysis. First of all, it is a fact that people feel comfortable to being and doing things that they being familiar with, by fixing routine in every day we can make our life certain and manageable. For example, working in the same company for many years not only make a sustainable income but also become more expert in this working field. This helps people to reduce the risk of facing things we not prefer. However, all of the creatures has to develop and adapt to an environment to survive in this crucial world and not even human, this important for us to leave our comfort zone in some situation. Encouraging new challenges in life could give us to develop and explore new skills or new ways of thought. From my experience, I recently tried to play a new sport that I never thought I will in love with, which is golf. It is the kind of sport I never play in my life, I am not only got a new way of enjoyment of this sport, but also bring me to know a ton of new quality friends I got from the golf society. This event can lift my life quality to another level I did not expected before. In summary, I would say that the advantage of doing new things outweigh the disadvantage of its. Sometimes we have to take a risk to walk in the alternative way, maybe we could get new goolife we could never imagine for

The bart chart shows us the quantity of phone which are sales by brand at every 2 years. Both, Nokia and Samsung have the biggest part of the market . Conversely, the thirds others brands, sold few mobile so far. Firstly, Samsung increased these own sales each by at least 20, from 230 in 2019 to 450 in 2013. On the other hand, Nokia started with roughtly 450 in 2009 to drop out sharply to 250 in 2013. On the other side, Apple began with a little bit quantity from 25 to go up to 150. In comparison, LG drop down until 80. In overwhole, global sales of ZTE remain the same between these three years, with between 50 and 60 of phone sales. To conclude, the graph shows us, 2 majors concurent in the market and in the other side, 3 brands who try to catch up part of the market.

It is difficult to establish new routine, but sometime it is important. Some people think, that is it important to change our daily life. Conversely, other thinks that does not matter at all and, do not want to change. In my point of view, I think it is difficult to change. However, we have a lot of environmental issues last decade, therefore, we need to change. Learn new habits and to try new places is difficult as we get older. So, if people arrive to create a meaningful and happyness life, I think it could be counterproductive to change. For instance, if you have a good salary, a beautifull place to live and a lovely family, it is not important to search other things. Cause of, the most important feature of life is to be happy. On the other hand, the human nature is to evolve. I think, adaptation to his own environment is crucial for deal with the recents climate. Moreover, if we stop to learn new behaviour, we could not be able to adapt sharply for the global warming. For example, one solution about the global warming is to learn news behaviours and habits. That can help to reduce smog and, as we know, our brain are plastic, but if we do not use it, it will stop to work. To conclude, to change is important because in our century we have big issues. But as we seen there are no explicit reason to change if there are no problem and we are happy in our life.

The bar chart below illustrates the sales on five different mobile phones brand (Samsung, Apple, Nokia, LG, ZTE)on a global scale between the years 2009 and 2013. Overall, it is clear that the brands, the most sold were Samsung and Nokia while Apple, LG and ZTE were the least sold. However, Samsung, Apple and ZTE showed an increase in their sales, meanwhile Nokia and LG decreased throughout the years. Samsung increased significantly its sales going from around 200 in 2009, reaching 450 in 2013. In 2009, Apple had almost zero sales in 2009, but went up gradually reaching in 2011 almost 100 sales and in 2013 the trading went up to 150. The value of ZTE, remain steady throughtout the years; in 2009 was 50 and in the final year was a slightly above 50. In 2009, Nokia was first in the market sales with almost 450 sales and a little below 450 in 2011(showing a slight decrease), however in 2013 the sales drop drastically to 250. Lg, had a little above 100 sales in 2009, but this value decreased slowly throught the years going under 100 in 2011 and again 2013.

Some people rather doing the same things over and over avoiding change, meanwhile others consider change as a positive thing. Some people are probably afraid of change and for this reason they prefer staying in the confort zone because it's something familiar. On the other hand, others believe that change is a good opportunity to grow and discover new things. Changing it's not for everybody, because there are people that doesn't like it, so they try to avoid it. Spending the whole life doing the same thing is not as bad as change for some people. This is probably linked to the fact that sometime change is something unknown. So, sometime people prefere to stay in their confort zone because even if it's not the best at least is something familiar. For example, people that hate their jobs but are stuck with it, is because they're too afraid to change it and land in a worse place or position. So they rather stay in that place because they're too afraid to lose it and end up worse. I believe that this is an understandable and common reason around people, however i believe that change can give more chances for improvement. Other people believes that change is always a positive thing. Changing is an opportunity to grow and discover new things, It's a chance to achieve something better and improve. There are people who doesn't like to be in the same place (phisically, economically or emotionally) and prefer changing. For instance, going to a new country because the idea of living in the same place forever is not charming enough, so find out new places to see, and places to feel confortable ,emotionally and economically for instance, is something that only people who are hungry enough of change would do it. I believe that sometime it's better risk it than live the same life everyday. In conclusion, the preference about change depends on people and wheter is beneficial or not depends on the different point of views and situations. I think, that change is important, everything change even if try to avoid it. So, it's better embrace it because no matter how things go it will leave you either with an experiece or with a lesson. So, in my opinion change is a good thing.

This bar chart descraibe the sales of diffrent brand on phone of the period of 2009, 2011 and 2013. Overall, it can be clearly seen from the chart there is highest and lowest sales between the company and there big challings from this brands. First of all, Samsong and Nokia the two large sales on the year of 2009, even when see the samsong have the more little high but it is close to other. While, when continue on same year will see how Apple have the low sales between other brands. But if focus for this company will notes that the sales become high year after years and that descraibe the Apple work on this devise and the represintive fot iphone. To sum up, there is a big challinge between Samsung, Apple, Nokia LG and ZTE. Also can clearly see some company lost while the other take more sales for devises they have.

These dayes some humans think the fixed routine it is comfort, while the other belive the change between days it is better. This essay will descraibe both saids and draw my personal conclusion. First of all, when we live on same schudale for all days that mean the tommorw we know what we do. For example, the person he work on any spicalist and he know what will do next day because it is same like the week before, and he like that and feel comforte for his live. So in the end, the fixed routine that will be the goal for some people. Second of all, when the next day or next week it is not the same of this moment or before! that descraibe there is new experince or maybe new challinges will be see that front of us. To illustrate, many men or womans they likes to wake up on the morning to see what they have new for those day. And for this people they get more energy and very excited for the new morning on they lives. In addition, I saw some persons they like when they in work want to live on same routine but on weekend they belived the change is better to got or put new information, experince, or anything that diffrent for the bast week. So, they like the routine and change. In conclusion, after carfuly analysis, I belive the change it is better for me and for humanity because there is so many thing we must to be learn about it and that will be come when we change or routine.

Flooding is a serious problem that affetcs people all arround the world, it can destroy entire communities and end people lives. Natural catastrofes like flooding, huracanes and many others don´t occure every day, anticipation is key. The diagrams show how houses can be protected in areas wich are prone to flooding. The diagrams show on the one hand where there is a stopbank and on the other hand where there is no stopbank. To raise buildings ais very important in this matter. Ground level and flood level must be taken in account. The starting point is the ground level that must be mesure against the 100-year flood level. The boulding must be raised from the ground level so that the house florr level is 300 mm above the 100-year flood level. The river/dam and the internal runoff are the extreme factores. Both diagrams show how to prevent bouldings from flooding with the main difference of of the stopbank.

There are several systems of education, some of them more efficients than others. Students of today are the proffessionals of tomorrow and thus is very important they recibe a propper education. In my opinion we should divide students based on their academic ability. If we educate all students together regarthless of their different academic abilities we will be making a hughe mistake. Students with higher capacities will not be adressed in a propper way and it will discourage them. Smart students tend to get bored very fast and therefore special attention must be pay to them. On the contrary, if we educate students based on their academic abilities we will not only see better results in the smarter ones, but we will also take better care of the students with more learning difficulties. By using this method the needs of the students will be adressed in a better way. Education should have an indiviudal focus or at least in different groups, taking academic abilities degrees in account. In my personal expirience I shared classrooms with students that had special needs and teachers educate them in different ways than the rest of as. These special students have different learning times and needed more atenttion from their teachers. On the other hand, some students were very smart with great academic abilities and some of them had some behaviour troubles becouse they got bored at class, I remmember one student named Jackson Bell who was brilliant and was sent to the school physicologist due to behaviour problems(he hit other students) and if teachers have gaived Jackson the extra attention he needed that wouldn´t happen.

This picture illustrates the importance of the stopbank in protecting houses located in areas where flooding occurs often. In particular, the first image explains how level of water can be lowered thanks to a stopbank, which consists in an increase level of the ground. The presence of the stopbank allow a reduction of the water level. Moreover, another relevant feature of the stopbank is the presence of the floodgate. This makes possible the exit of the water in excess. Indeed, internal runoff could cause an incontrolled increase of the water level. Thus, the floodgate is very important to mantain stable the level of water. Regardless of the presence of the stopbank, buildings should not touch the ground. They should be elevated in order to allow a higher level of the water without causing damages to the houses. In conclusion, it seems clear that a stopbanck could be a safeguards for buildings which are built in areas prone to flooding.

Nowadays, a topic often discussed is the education and its relation with the difference in people's ability and possibilities. According to some, it should be better to separate students based on their academic skills, while others believe that a valid education can be transmitted without discriminating people based on their ability. People that support the separation of students believe that an omogeneous group can learn better and faster. Indeed, if someone has less skills compared to the others component of the group, teachers have two possibilities. First, to lower the level of the lessons in order to allow a catch up. Second, leave behind the student wiht low ability. Both solutions are not optimals. Thus, if we put together students with similar capabilities, we can make the process of learing more efficent for both groups. The other vision is to educate students all together. By doing so, you can encourage low skills students to engage theirselves to catch up with the most brilliant one. Moreover, if you split the group, students with less capabilities can develop self-estimation problems and so, they will think that they can not be in the "best" group. Another good point for educate all students together is that people with higher ability will help their classmates. However, the level of the class will be probably lower. To conclude, I think that the best solution depends on the purpose of the educator and on the age of students. Indeed, it is very differet the education of children or teenagers. For example, if you want to create the future class of engineers, you should divide students based on their academic ability. But if you want to educate people as humankind you should not divide the class.

The given picture represents the way how houses around the coastline could be prevented from the flood. Overall, there are two ways to do this. The first one is using a stopbank. The other one is raising the house under the 100 year flood level. Also we can use a mix of them. According to the picture, the stopbank is a useful way to prevent flooding by building a little dump between the house and the river. Before constructing it we should know the level of the flood around the previous 100 years and our dump should be higher. Moreover, the stopbank will make an internal pond which will be created by internal runoff, accordingly we should give water to return back to the river via floodgate. Additionally, it is shown that we could use piles to raise a building above water. In doing this we should carry about 300 mm freeboard between the house flood and the water level.

Some people argue that students who have noticeable abilities and nice educational skills in academics should be separated during the learning process. The other says that it is no object who a better in education who not they should study together. I believe that it is terrible idea to include separation among students. On the one hand, when students with strong and weak academic abilities educate separately, teachers could control the learning process more thoroughly. In this way the teacher could give them more difficult tasks and focus on really relevant topics. A good example of this are private schools with fees and entering exams. It is the fact that there students in final classes have better knowledge than in common schools. On the other hand, when students with different skills educate together the strong students will help weak ones. In these classes there are standards and all students should follow them and there are opportunities to ask schoolmates how to solve some task correctly. The nice example of this is my school. If I did not know how to solve a task I would have a chance to wait for help from my more wise mate. In conclusion, although separate education will give a chance to learn a lot of difficult tasks and it helps teachers, the losing way of asking help if you do not know how to solve the task would be devastating for the educational process. In addition, it could be separated by abilities and wisdom, anyway it is an awful idea.

Both diagrams involve a 100-year flood level, both diagrams tell us that a raised building is involved, there's a freeboard of 30mm, the building is raised and both diagrams show that there's flooding involved. However for diagram 1 it tells us that the water level is closer to the ground as compared to diagram 2 so that means it's less likely for the house to get destroyed in diagram 1 compared to diagram 2 this is because there's a stopbank present in diagram 1 to reduce the amount of flooding. The Berm in diagram 1 allows the water to take a steeper path so that it reduces the risk of flooding so that the house in diagram 1 is less likely to get destroyed as compared to the house in diagram 2. In diagram 1 there's a floodgate to control the amount of water flowing and it's not present in diagram 2.

I believe students should be divided according to their academic ability this is because specific students require different amounts of support according to their abilities. Students that are divided based upon their academic ability are more likely to learn specific parts of their subjects. This will help students not only to learn more but also help them gain more confidence so that they can believe in themselves and so that they are more likely to understand the information required by their subject as they are recieving extra help. However if students are divided according to their academic ability they are more likely to feel bored as they may not have their peers to interact with and there's also a high chance that the students may feel isolated as they believe they feel like they do not have the knowledge requirements for their subjects which can demotivate the students and further leading to poor grades. If students are educated together they can feel like that their not left out and they can help recieve information from their peers which can help them further understand the subject. However if the students are educated together there's a high chance that they are more likely to be distracted by their peers and they would be less focused on their subjects which can lead too poor grades. Morever if students are educated together there's also a chance that specific students may not understand what the teacher is teaching or talking about as diffrerent students have different understandings and academic abilities. Overall I believe students should be divided according to their academic abilities this is because students are more likely to understand the information provided by their teachers as they are provided with additional support and students should be more mature enought to undertsand that if they do not meet specific academic requirements they should not be demotivated, they should understand how to handle the situation and show that they can be courageous enough to do even better as the students are provided with additional support.

The schemes compare two different methods of defence for homes that can be easily affected by floods. Overall, they show flood protection with and without a stopbank, while the at-risk home is raised higher above ground level in two pictures. The first diagram depicts how a stopbank acts as a natural barrier to prevent river water from flooding. The stopbank is a small mound of land next to the river that is higher than the 100-year-flood level and prevents the drain from overwhelming its banks. Nearby buildings can be built on stilts to prevent flooding from rainwater as well as the water passing through the floodgate beneath the stopbank, resulting in an area of ‘internal ponding.’ If it had not been a stopbank, as described in the second diagram, there would have been nothing to stop the river from flooding. In this case, the solution is to put homes on stilts much higher than the one in the first picture. The height of the stilts is measured to ensure that the floor of the house is three hundred meters above the 100-year-flood level regardless of how deep the water area is under the house. This measure is called the ‘freeboard.’

Nowadays, people hold different ideas about how to distribute students at schools. Some individuals argue that minors should be taught separately based on their academic performance, whereas others state that they ought to be educated together. This essay will discuss both viewpoints, although it is my opinion that it is better to allocate students together regardless of their capabilities. Proponents of the idea of dividing children at different levels argue that the selection can better facilitate an efficient and productive learning environment for different students. More specifically, by doing so, schools can provide specific objectives to meet students’ needs as young people have distinctiveness in learning preferences, personalities, and interests. Therefore, through selecting and separating the youth into a range of classes based on their talents and intelligence, schools cannot only tailor a result-oriented syllabus to explore each student’s maximum potential but also improve the quality of education since excellent students can learn in a fast way without anyone being left behind. In contrast, ordinary students can still keep up with the majority with complete comprehension. Furthermore, this can also minimise the possible pressure that some academically challenged students suffer from the negative psychological impacts, considering their poor performance in the exams or assignments. Others, however, who point out that mixed classes attach great importance to the contribution of healthy competition and collaboration, also make valid arguments. Despite the possible imbalance in each student’s academic performance in a class, superior peers can serve as a desirable role models to others. Their strengths, such as learning attitudes and methods, can enlighten the rest of the class to improve and study. In addition, the diversity in class can promote mutual study among children with different abilities and create a better environment for children’s all-rounded development. Since the way of streaming students has been proven effective and practical, this mode of teaching is highly advisable by educational experts, and there are still many schools following this norm to educate children rather than set them apart as many students who are not excellent at study may experience disappointment and a lack of confidence when compared to those straight-A students in separated classrooms. In conclusion, although the teaching resources can be assigned more precisely to target youngsters’ gifts in the streaming, it is still too early and unfair at this stage. Therefore, I believe it is better to mix students with different levels of abilities in a dynamic and harmonious class, and undoubtedly, we should never discriminate unfairly against students who should be highly encouraged instead.

The suggested plan of the ground floor plan of this house has been illustrated in the diagram. It shows the already existing floor plan and the proposed changes made to the floor plan. Overall, the main changes that have been made, is that the hall has been removed from the floor to enhance the space of the living room. Meanwhile the kitchen have added furniture in the changed diagram and the doors leading through the kitchen to the living room has changed location. The kitchen in the existing floor plan contained no furniture. Meanwhile the proposed changes to the kitchen added furniture, but made the kitchen overall smaller. The hallway has been completely removed in the revised floor plan, making room for double doors leading into the living room. These alterations in the structure of the floor has expanded the area of the living room, making it more spacious than in the existing floor plan. In conclusion, these changes would remove the hallway from the floor making the living room overall larger.

There are a lot of different opinions regarding the teaching of children and what is best for a childs developement. Although some people believe that homeschooling is the best teaching method for the developement of children, most people are of the opinion that it is essential for children to go to school. The most popular of the two opinons is that it is important for children to attend school. The main reason that people believe this, is because socialization with other children in school is viewed as being essential for the cognitive and social developement of children. The advantages of children attending school therefore consists of an improved social life with more friends their own age. This can help young children figure out how to navigate social situations better and improve their own self-image by receiving confirmation from their peers. Although there are a lot of advantages for children attending school, there are also a lot of disadvantages. The main disadvantage is that children don't get to spend a lot of time with their family. This can decrease the influence that parents have on their children in the long term and inable their ability to raise their children according to their own values. The other less popular opinion is that it is better to teach your children at home rather than to send them off to school. The main reason that some people believe this, is because these parents are concerned that outside influences have the ability to disturb their childrens upbringing. The greatest advantage of homeschooling is that it promotes a better nuclear family and provides parents with more control concerning their childs upbringing. However, this schooling method comes with some disadvantages too, since childrens social developement can be hindered due to inatequate social interactions with children their own age. In conclusion, I believe that it is best for childrens developement to be taught at school, rather than parents teaching their children at home. I hold this opinion since school attendance can enhance childrens social skills and their ability to navigate the world around them.

The diagram illustrates suggested impovements planned for the ground floor of a building The hall in the middle of the floor will be removed and the respective space will be added to the living room. Therefore, there will be no more wall between the living room and that area that is occupied by the hall at the moment. At the same time the wall between the living room and the kitchen as well as stairs will be moved towards the windowless wall and stairs will be reformatted in a spiral shape. Some other less important changes will include installation of kitchen furniture in the kitchen, deployment of 2-pieces door between the living room and the kitchen and removal of the storage space under stairs. In conclusion, it can be stated that the most important change to the ground floor will be it reformatting into 2 rooms. Some other changes will be also implemented with regards to the walls, doors and other items.

There is no agreement between supporters of the school and home education. While there are strong arguments in favour of teaching children at home, I still believe positive sides of going to school outweigh the opposite view. On the one hand, there are obvious arguments why some people may prefer to teach their children at home. Children safety is the most common reason. Everyday way to and from school is a persistent danger for the younger generation as thousands of children become victims of the road accidents every year. Some other safety concerns include negligence of the teachers, while being stretched by the dozens of students, and criminal incidents such as mass shootings that are not so rare in the recent few years. On the other hand, attendance of school provides learners with some essential social skills and help them to benchmark themselves versus their peers and subsequently to move forward. Interaction with people, work together on something and even competition in some aspects are key for future adjustment to the adult life. The recent study suggests that those primary school students that had started their education before the outbreak of the covid are on average show better results on various tests. Furthermore, education in the school tends to motivate most of the children via competition within the group. In conclusion, there could be different opinions on whether teaching children at home is better than school education as there are certain advantages and drawbacks. I strongly believe that school education brings more benefits and couldn't be equally replaced by study at home

The given diagrams illustrate to projects of a ground floor of a house. The first one show the floor how is it now while the second shows the proposed plan for some changes. Overall, the main work will be focused in the hall area with the purpose to create more space and connect the living room with the hall and in the kitchen where a new section is added. To have more space, the left wall along with the storage is going to be removed. Doing so, the stairs are going to be positioned right in front of the entrance, where internal doors are now. Dividing the kitchen from the right area, are going to be the internal doors that are going to be positioned at the right of the entrance and the right internal wall. Also, as a result, to access the kitchen is going to be through the internal doors. An element that is added at this plan is the kitchen furniture that is left to the kitchen.

For some people home schooling is considered to be the right decision for kid's development, meanwhile other people believe that is important to send children to school. I think that sending children to school give them a great advantage not only in their academics but also in their development and social skills. Having children at home and be their teacher is not easy. Although, it may be important for their development. A good side of home schooling, is the chance to be more connected with your own family and being able to manage your own time without having strict schedule. This means that you don't only have to study the subjects that are for example taught in school, but also it gives the children a chance to invest their time in activities in which they are interested in. On the other hand, sending kids to school gives them the chance to interact more with other people and develop social skills. They have more opportunities to create connections and interactions with other students with the same age and also it might be considered more helpful to be in the same situation with others, so that they can learn to help each other. However, in my personal experiece being in a class with a lot of students can be hard. Find the "right people" to be with might be challenging but at the end it is satisfying, because you might also end up having friends for life and creating good memories, In conclusion, these two different methods are both acceptable, as long as the child best interest is done, no matter if his being teached at school or at home.