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integrated task... traditional way of voting vs. computers

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In the set of material, the reading and the lecture talk about replacing a traditional voting system with a computerized voting system. The article claims that the tradition way of voting has several issues, so it should be replaces with more trust worthy computerized system; it provides three reasons for support the claim. On the other hand, the professor says it’s doubtful that computerized voting will make the situation better and he refuses each reasons mentioned in the passage. Firstly, the author asserts that people accidentally vote for the wrong candidate is the major source of inaccuracy in the traditional voting and computers can use easily. While the professor claims that people who don’t use a computer daily, they will have trouble using computerized voting machines. It may end up in the wrong vote or be discouraged from voting because of fear of technology. Another point mentioned in the article is that the traditional way of voting is rely heavily on people to count the votes and they are more likely to make mistakes. In contrast, the lecture says its true some time human make mistakes in counting, but computers are also human innovation and error caused by computers will be more serious. Result of that, computers may miscount many votes or may permanently remove those from the program. Finally, the passage points that government and every person trust computers for bank transactions and communication, so using it for voting would not be risky. On the other hand the professor posits that the computer used daily for banking and communication purposes and they were not perfect when introduced first, they improves over a time. However, the voting happens one a two years so it is not sufficient to develop confidence to use it.
In the set of material, the reading and the lecture talk about replacing a traditional
voting
system with a
computerized
voting
system. The article claims that the tradition way of
voting
has several issues,
so
it should be
replaces
with more trust worthy
computerized
system; it provides three reasons for support the claim.
On the other hand
, the professor says it’s doubtful that
computerized
voting
will
make
the situation
better and
he refuses each reasons mentioned in the passage.

Firstly
, the author asserts that
people
accidentally
vote
for the
wrong
candidate is the major source of inaccuracy in the traditional
voting
and computers can
use
easily
. While the professor claims that
people
who don’t
use
a computer daily, they will have trouble using
computerized
voting
machines. It may
end
up in the
wrong
vote
or
be discouraged
from
voting
because
of fear of technology.

Another point mentioned in the article is that the traditional way of
voting
is
rely
heavily
on
people
to count the
votes and
they are more likely to
make
mistakes.
In contrast
, the lecture says its true
some
time human
make
mistakes in counting,
but
computers are
also
human innovation and error caused by computers will be more serious. Result of that, computers may miscount
many
votes
or may
permanently
remove those from the program.

Finally
, the passage points that
government
and every person trust computers for bank transactions and communication,
so
using it for
voting
would not be risky.
On the other hand
the professor posits that the computer
used
daily for banking and communication
purposes and
they were not perfect when introduced
first
, they
improves
over a time.
However
, the
voting
happens one a two years
so
it is not sufficient to develop confidence to
use
it.
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IELTS essay integrated task. . . traditional way of voting vs. computers

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
293 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.5
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 5.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 5.0
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    Present relevant ideas
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