The table illustrates the breakdown of scores for the IELTS general test in 2010. The data has been calibrated in numbers.
The table illustrates the breakdown of scores for the IELTS general test in 2010. The data has been calibrated in numbers. DYwra
The provided table demonstrates data about German, French, Indonesian, Malay students’ average score band on the Genaral IELTS exam in 2010. The given data covers all 4 sections (Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking) and overall band.
Overall, it can be seen that students in Germany are in the leading position with 6. 7 band. Results of French and Malay students are almost similar, with 6. 5 and 6. 4 relatively.
It can be clearly seen, that German students had the highest band in the listeting section (6. 8). French and Indonesian grours were equal (6. 3 each of them). And, the average 6. 2 score belongs to Malay students. Reading section’s average band scores are a bit differ. The highest bands with Malay and German exam-passers, which are 6. 4 and 6. 3 relatively. French and Indonesian students were similar, with average 6. 1 score.
It is plainly viewable, that the third section “Writing” is a bit lower than the previous ones. German and French exam-passers' average score were almost equal, the first one is 6. 6 and the secind one is 6. 5. Indonesian and Malay students were similar too, but Indonesian students were a bit higher (6. 1) and Malay students were usually getting 6. 0. Getting back to the details, the last section “Speaking” was a bit higher that the other ones. Students’ in Germany average band was 6. 9, in Indonesia it was equal to 6. 7. Thus, in France and Malaysia the average speaking band was 6. 6.
The provided table demonstrates data about German, French, Indonesian, Malay
students’
average
score
band
on the
Genaral
IELTS exam in 2010. The
given
data covers all 4
sections
(Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking) and
overall
band.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that
students
in Germany are in the leading position with 6. 7
band
. Results of French and Malay
students
are almost similar, with 6. 5 and 6. 4
relatively
.
It can be
clearly
seen
, that German
students
had the highest
band
in the
listeting
section
(6. 8). French and Indonesian
grours
were equal (6. 3 each of them). And, the
average
6. 2
score
belongs to Malay
students
. Reading
section’s
average
band
scores
are a
bit
differ. The highest
bands
with Malay and German exam-passers, which are 6. 4 and 6. 3
relatively
. French and Indonesian
students
were similar, with
average
6. 1 score.
It is
plainly
viewable, that the third
section
“Writing” is a
bit
lower than the previous
ones
. German and French exam-passers'
average
score
were almost equal, the
first
one is 6. 6 and the
secind
one is 6. 5. Indonesian and Malay
students
were similar too,
but
Indonesian
students
were a
bit
higher (6. 1) and Malay
students
were
usually
getting 6. 0. Getting back to the
details
, the last
section
“Speaking” was a
bit
higher that the other
ones
.
Students’
in Germany
average
band
was 6. 9, in Indonesia it was equal to 6. 7.
Thus
, in France and Malaysia the
average
speaking
band
was 6. 6.