[Md Faiyaz B] Writing Practice Test 553238

The table provided demonstrates everyday lunch and dinner sales of a small restaurant in the second week of October. The overall revenue of each day varies and there is a visible pattern in the changes of sales.

Typically, in weekdays, people eat their lunch outside their homes because lunchbreaks from the works do not provide sufficient time to go back and forth to their homes for lunch. The lunch costs are typically lower than the dinner as the person is just eating basic foods to satisfy his/her hunger. Monday lunch revenue for the restaurent is $2400, and it does not change much through the weekdays. The last weekday has a earning of $2500. As people tend to eat lunch at their houses, weekend sales drop significantly, and the restaurant earned $1950, and $1550 on Saturday, and Sunday respectively.

On the other hand, dining is more of a complete meal and it costs much more than lunch. The whole day income starts as $3623 on monday and stays steady till thursday. On friday, the sale plummits to $4350 as there is a trend of dining out on last weekdays. Similar to the lunch sales, the dinner revenue also drops on weekends for the exact same reason.

Activities such as reading and doing word puzzles are often regarded as important leisure time activities, whereas some people think the rest of mind is more important. While both the point of views have some strong arguments, my personal bias sides with doing some activities that develop human minds.

Majority of the time, a human being stays active in schools or workplaces. The monotonous nature of workplaces can be boring, and often reduces the enthusiasm of working. To introduce varity in anyone's daily life, it's important to do some activities of a person's choice and interest. Watching television, eating out, reading books, playing fun games or going out on a picnic, all are the examples of activities that a person enjoys. This actually helps him to get some refreshment from everyday life and termoil of their workplaces. Even old people, who have ample amount of time, should always keep themselves busy in some activity, as too much leisure can harm for one's psychological health.

The perception that prioritizes the rest of the mind has also some valid points. People go through tough phases in weekdays, and these phases take toll on their mind and body. The body and the mind require sufficient time to recover from the stress. The people who supports this argument, often states that only rest can recover the brains from stress. Most of the activities require concentration, and the brain does not get enough rest. This leaves the person unprepared for the next day, and degradation in performance is often seen.

In concluding remarks, both the views have merits and the use of leisure time is mostly a subjective issue. But I emphasize on doing leisure activities as it gives a chance to experience fun along with the development of the brain.