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It is becoming increasingly expensive for museums to be open to the public. What would be the best solution to keep them open, in your opinion? v.2

It is becoming increasingly expensive for museums to be open to the public. What would be the best solution to keep them open, in your opinion? v. 2
Museums are reflection of our history. It also includes artwork and many inspiration events which keep the youth connected to their heritage. To address these challenges, various reforms can be suggested. I believe that having a visitor fees and allocating a certain part of the museum for the extra activities like arts display or conducting seminars will add extra revenue to maintain the operations. Firstly, increasing the charges or having the minimum fees will allow to look after the operations like employee salaries, maintenance charges and other charges like electricity and water. If these expenses are taken care then operation can run without hindrance. For instance, there are certain museums in India like “Sikh heritage in Punjab” which was constructed with a budget of very high amount in 1996. In year 2000, government could not maintain its operation due to higher maintenance charges. Consequently administration fixed the visitor fees enabling the government to be in better financial position to look after its maintenance costs. Secondly, in an era of having multiple activities on a premises to boost the business. Similarly, museum can also boast of having certain areas to be rented for extra activities like allowing the display of arts or granting permission to conduct the seminars. This will act as precaursor to be more economical for the museum authorities to have an extra profit. It may be highly likely that authorities can possibly expand the museum which can attract more visitors. For example, after the appointment of newly appointed chief minister in New Delhi in India, he had paid the visits to the museum and granted the approval to the administration to allow the extra activities for various cultural programs and seminars To sum up, in-order to make the museum accessible to everyone. It is imperative to increase the visitor fees and to have extra activities in museum premises which are chargeable.
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Museums
are reflection of our history. It
also
includes artwork and
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many
inspiration
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events
which
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keep
the youth connected to their heritage. To address these challenges, various reforms can
be suggested
. I believe that
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having
a
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visitor
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fees
and allocating a certain part of the
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museum
for the
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extra
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activities
like arts display or conducting seminars will
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add
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extra
revenue to maintain the operations.

Firstly
, increasing the
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charges
or
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having
the minimum
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fees
will
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allow
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to look
after the operations like employee salaries, maintenance
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charges
and other
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charges
like electricity and water. If these expenses
are taken
care then operation can run without hindrance.
For instance
, there are certain
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museums
in India like “Sikh heritage in Punjab” which
was constructed
with a budget of
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very
high amount in 1996. In year 2000,
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government
could not maintain its operation due to higher maintenance
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charges
.
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Consequently
administration
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fixed
the
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visitor
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fees
enabling the
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government
to be in better financial position to look after its maintenance costs.

Secondly
, in an era of
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having
multiple
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activities
on
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a premises
to boost the business.
Similarly
,
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museum
can
also
boast of
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having
certain areas to
be rented
for
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extra
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activities
like allowing the display of arts or granting permission to conduct the seminars. This will act as
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precaursor
to be more economical for the
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museum
authorities to have an
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extra
profit. It may be
highly
likely that authorities can
possibly
expand the
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museum
which can attract more
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visitors
.
For example
, after the appointment of
newly
appointed chief minister in New Delhi in India, he had paid the visits to the
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museum
and granted the approval to the administration to
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
allow
the
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
extra
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
activities
for various cultural programs and
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seminars


To sum up, in-order to
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make
the
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museum
accessible to everyone. It is imperative to increase the
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
visitor
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fees
and to have
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extra
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activities
in
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museum
premises which are chargeable.
7Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
36Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
5Mistakes
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IELTS academic It is becoming increasingly expensive for museums to be open to the public. What would be the best solution to keep them open, in your opinion? v. 2

Academic
  American English
4 paragraphs
313 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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