[Kamado T] Writing Practice Test 1308820

The given bar chart presents the amount of incidents and injuries that occured by different means of commute in the year 2002. These numbers are measured per hundred million passenger miles covered by the transportation medium.

The different modes of transport compared are bus, demand respond and rails - divided into three categories of commuter, heavy and light rail. It can be noted that the number of incidents caused by each transport type is almost always higher than the amount of injuries. Only commuter rail has approximately equal number of incidents and injuries.

The highest number of injuries and incidents is caused by demand transport, making it the most dangerous means of commute among the ones compared in the chart. The numbers reported are as high as 225 incidents and 175 injuries per 100 million passenger miles covered.

The safest means of transport seems to be commuter rail, with the lowest number of incidents and injuries reported. The incidents and injuries are quite low, about 25 reports of each per 100 million passsenger miles travelled.

With the increased use of social media in today's world, people have become more obsessed with comparing their lives to others, one of the main points of this comparison being their face and skin tones. To cater to this obsession, new brands are being launched very frequently with products for lightening the skin or making people's faces whiter.

There is a heavy competition among such brands to come up with products and their marketing in order to attract the attention of maximum people. While running this race, many brands use chemicals that might produce instant results but would prove to be harmful if used for a long time. There have been some incidents where the consumers have reported health issues by using such kinds of products.

Most beauty brands also do heavy testing on animals. For the product to be launched in the market, it has to pass certain standards and benchmarks. To achieve this, animals are kept in laboratories and tested on. They suffer the consequences if the product is harmful in any way. This inhumane behaviour should be banned by the government.

Additionally, for the marketing of these products, there are numerous ads that condemn a darker skin tone and glorify people with light skin tones. This creates a need for using these products in the consumer's mind. While these products may produce a short-term effect, it is scientifically impossible to change a person's skin tone. But many people believe the negative image that these ads create and start hating themselves or darker toned people.

These negative consequences on society should weigh much more than the profit made by the brands. Therefore, the glorification of lighter skin tone by marketing agencies and production of such products should be prohibited.