Band 6.5 Sample: The pie charts below show units of electricity production by fuel source in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000.
Paraphrasing Statement:
The given pie charts informs about the units of electricity production by different sources of fuel in countries Australia and France in the years 1980 and 2000.
Overview:
Overall, it is quite apparent that, the maximum amount of electricity was produced by using coal in Australia and minimum amount of electricity was produced by using natural gas. Whereby, in France the maximum production of electricity was by using nuclear power and minimum by hydro-power.
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Moving on to the details, in the year of 1980, Australia had produced total of 100 units of electricity. Moreover, the maximum units were produced by using coal, that was 50 units 20 units were produced by using hydro-power and natural gas making it total of 40 units. Furthermore, 10 units were produced by oil resource. In the year 2000, total 70 units were produced the maximum units of electricity was produced by coal that was 130 units. Besides, 36 units were produced by using hydro-power, 4 units were production by natural gas and oil, 2 units each.
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Moving further, in France, in the year 1980, total of 90 units were produced. Moreover, 25 units were produced by coal and natural gas, making it total of 50 units. 20 units were produced by oil and 15 units produced by nuclear power. Furthermore, in the year 2000, total of 180 units were produced. Also, 126 units were produced by nuclear power. 25 units were produced by coal and oil that was total 50 units. At last, 2 units were produced by each resources, natural gas and hydro power.
Band 6.5 Sample: The pie charts below show units of electricity production by fuel source in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000.