pie chart ot household energy use and gas emission produced by this energy

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Introduction
The pie charts
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illustrate
power consumption in the average household in Australia and greenhouse gases produced by
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energy
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.
Body paragraph 1
Overll
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,
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is
clearly
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clear
that
water
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heating and warm houses
makeup
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make up
the vast majority of
energy
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 consumption,
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hight
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high
levels of greenhouse gases caused other appliance snd
water
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heating
Body paragraph 2
It is noticable utillization to heat the houses had the biggest share in power use with nearly three quarters ,
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heating consumed a third of
energy
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,another
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crucial
figure is
applaince
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appliance
took 15% of power
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others catagories make up
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just
above a tenth of total
energy
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combined .
Conclusion
Others appliance had nearly a third of greenhouse
gases
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emissions
and
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the second place was
water
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heating with just above a third , another significant gas
producer
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heating
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15% and cooling , lightning and
refergration
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refrigeration
make up a quarter of total
emission
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emissions
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combined

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task response
Score: 5. You cover the main parts, but some facts are not right. In the energy chart, heating is 42%, not nearly three quarters. Water heating is 30%, not a third. Check each number before you write it.
task response
Make the main compare more clear. Say that heating uses the most energy, but other appliances make the most gas. This is the key point in the two charts.
task response
Do not add ideas that are not clear in the chart. For example, 'warm houses' should be 'heating'. Use the same names as the chart: heating, water heating, other appliances, refrigeration, lighting, and cooling.
coherence and cohesion
Score: 5. The order is easy to see, but some lines are hard to follow because words are missing or the link between ideas is not clear.
coherence and cohesion
Use simple link words: 'In the first chart', 'By contrast', 'In the second chart', and 'Overall'. This will help the reader move from one point to the next.
coherence and cohesion
Put the facts in a clear order. In each body part, start with the biggest part, then give the next two or three parts. Do not mix groups together unless you show the math is right.
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You give an overview and talk about both charts. You also use some key numbers, such as 15% and nearly a third.
coherence and cohesion
Your answer has an intro, an overview, and two body parts. This is a good basic plan.
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