[Disha S] Writing Practice Test 1149021

The pie chart below illustrates the fraction of visitors at a holiday resort in Australia while the table gives a figurative representation of some of the features related to the tourists.

Overall, the resort is popularly visited by Asians and tend to stay between 7-16 days.

The percentage of Europeans is close to the Asians by a difference of two percent, the latter recorded at 35 percent. Tourists from the United States and other countries account to less than one-third of the total.

Asians and Europeans stay for about 7-16 days on an average whereas American tourists for about a fortnight. The most popular type of accomodation preferred by Asians and Americans are hotels in contrast to Europeans who camp or rent a caravan.

The main activities enjoyed by Asians and Americans seems to be sightseeing and roaming about. Tourists from other regions and Europeans spend their time on vacation by involving in water sports, such as swimming or surfing. Some of them even take time to relax by sunbathing by the beach.

Over a last few years, one of the most frequent health issues faced by humans is being overweight. While some believe that increasing the price of the fattening foods will be a solution to this problem, the reasons to support why this claim is false has been discussed in this essay.

Increasing the cost price of any food in general can have a lot of implications. Not everyone is privileged to buy or have adequate food to satisfy thier hunger at all times of the day.

People in poverty work hard to earn so that they will be able to afford the basic need of life- food. Some of them have only one meal a day, and usually this is a fattening food. This is what they feed their children as well. Therefore, these people will have to go through a lot of hardships if the food prices are increased.

On the other hand, if people are addicted to something, they tend to acquire it no matter what. The price increase will only be seen as a hindrance and will not stop them from buying fatty foods. There were so many strategies implemented in the health sector to reduce costomers from buying a certain food product, but all in vain. For example, a recent study shows that alcohol prices were increased hoping the sales would decrease but it did not have any impact on the consumers for a long period of time.

To conclude, to tackle the problem of obesity, several solutions can be implemented but shooting the prices of fattening foods is not the one.