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3rd Week Assignment of Advanced Academic Writing (ENG 5202)

The document discusses completing a crossword game assignment with a partner, analyzing a bar chart about car journeys in a city center over 10 years using provided vocabulary words, and writing a 150-word report describing two bar charts about deaths from diseases and medical research funding in Someland in 1990.

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3rd Week Assignment of Advanced Academic Writing (ENG 5202)

The document discusses completing a crossword game assignment with a partner, analyzing a bar chart about car journeys in a city center over 10 years using provided vocabulary words, and writing a 150-word report describing two bar charts about deaths from diseases and medical research funding in Someland in 1990.

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3rd Week Assignment of Advanced Academic Writing (ENG 5202)

NIM : 2111070002
Nama : RISYONO
Jurusan : Pendidikan Bahasa Inggris [88103]
Tahun Akademik / Semester : 20211 / I
Carry out the crossword game in appendix 3 a-b, as instructed. You should explain every word
in your half of the crossword to your partner to complete his/ hers.
Assignment 6 a: Work in pairs, Study the following bar chart then complete its text that follow
with the words in the following list!
altered exceeding meanwhile period subsequent
approximately fluctuated onwards stable trend
average halving peak rocketed upward
decline hovering plummeted steadily

The graph shows the number of car journeys into the city centre made by residents and non-
residents over a ten year period. In 1996 an 1 average of just under 10,000 journeys per day
were being made by residents, while 2 approximately half that number were made by non-
residents. Over the 3 subsequent three years, resident journeys remained reasonably 4 stable,
while non-resident journeys increased each year, 5 exceeding 8,000 per day in 1999.
In early 2000, parking meters were introduced into the city centre, and this had the effect of
virtually 6 halving resident traffic, although non-resident traffic decreased only slightly. By the
end of 2002, the number of resident journeys had not 7 altered significantly, but non-resident
journeys had risen to their 1999 level. At this point, Westgate Street and Park Lane were
pedestrianised. This resulted in a dramatic 8 decline in non-resident traffic, and a slight decrease
in resident traffic. From this point 9 onward, resident traffic remained more or less at the same
level, while non-resident traffic resumed its 10 upward trend, reaching nearly 5,000 journeys per
day in 2005.
Assignment 6 b: Individually, study the next Writing Task 1 question below and write and
answer to the task!
You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. Write a report for a university lecturer
describing the information in the graphs below. You should write at least 150 words.

Death in Someland 1990 (millions)

Medical research funding in Someland (millions)


These two bar charts present two things. The first chart shows the number of death from six
diseases in 1990 in Someland while the second one shows information on Medical research
funding in the same place. Overall, the highest amount of funding was allocated to research TB
and the highest death could be observed from TB also.
As presented in the first graph, the highest number of death in Someland was caused by TB, it
reached 1.8 millions. The second graph shows 360 million was funded in Someland’s Medical
research. TB research was funded the most, 180 millions and Leprosy is funded the least that’s
10 millions.
Two bar chart above conferred a relationship between the Medical research funding on a disease
and the death caused by this disease in this area. The highest amount was funded for TB, the
highest number of death was caused by this diseases. A very similar trend could be observed for
all the other diseases. The lowest amount was funded for Leprosy, the least number of the death
was caused by this disease. The research funding of each disease is in line with the number of
death.

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