14 January 2023, IELTS Exam, Writing Task 1, Evening Slot, INDIA

Actual IELTS Exam, Academic, Evening Slot, Writing Task 1, 14 January 2023, INDIA

Q. The graph below gives information about car ownership in Britain from 1971 to 2007.

The given line chart illustrates the proportion of cars possessive in Britain over a period of 36 years.

In 1971, the majority of all British households did not own a car, accounting for more than half. At the same time, the share of ownership of one car was also quite high and amounted to about 44%, while only around 7% had two cars. The lowest category was families with three or more cars, and the ratio was almost zero.

The one-car household has been the most common type since the mid-1970's, although its proportion has not change as much. The biggest change in the households without cars plummeting, it fell to 25% in 2007, and in that year, it was lower than the proportion of households with two cars, which had a lower rate than it in the past, because the ratio of two-car household rapidly surged, around 27%. Lastly, the proportion of households with more than two cars steadily rose to around 6% in 2007.

Overall, it is crystal clear that these figures had significant variations. In particular, the number of households without a car has dropped sharply and the number of households with two cars has risen sharply.

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