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Many museums charge for admission while others are free. Do you think the advantages of charging people for admission to museums outweigh the disadvantages? v.21

Many museums charge for admission while others are free. Do you think the advantages of charging people for admission to museums outweigh the disadvantages? v. 21
Nowadays, museums are the only places to know in depth of our heritage and ancestral daily routines. As there is no other better option to know about our history. In my opinion, I believe it is worth spending a small amount to know our heritage. As it will reduce the burden of maintaining museums on government. While other museums where there is no charges to visit, it is not that well maintained neither guide to give more or in depth information. Museums are very costly to maintain, as there are many things to keep safe and they are very precious. There are various things in the museums to look after and maintain without losing the originality. One good example is Museum in the state of Hyderabad, India, which consist of the Great Nizam’s complete empire clothing’s and the huge military armors with various kinds of weapons, which were used at that time are maintained by the government of Hyderabad state. By charging a small amount of the visitors. Creates seriousness in the visitor’s mind. On the other hand, free museums are not well maintained and not are not in proper standards. Those they follow the principle of equality by not charging money from poor or rich. By not charging money from the visitors it is very difficult to bear cost to look after the whole museum. Such as, Shivaji museum in India, free, but the museum is not well organized and there is no one to give the in depth information about the special events of that time. To conclude, for the best experience paid museums are better in many ways. As they are well maintained and organized. While, free museums won’t make that much impact on the person’s mind as they are not that much will look after. Though there are drawbacks of charging, but the advantages are more for paid museums.
Nowadays,
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are the
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only
places to know in depth of our heritage and ancestral daily routines.
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As
there is no other better option to know about our history. In my opinion, I believe it is worth spending a
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small
amount to know our heritage.
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it will
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reduce
the burden of maintaining
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museums
on
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government
. While other
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museums
where
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there is no charges
to visit, it is not that
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well
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maintained
neither guide to give more or in depth information.

Museums are
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costly to maintain, as there are
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many
things to
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keep
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safe and
they are
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very
precious. There are various things in the
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museums
to look after and maintain without losing the originality. One
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example is
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Museum
in the state of Hyderabad, India, which consist of the Great
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Nizam
’s complete empire clothing’s and the huge military armors with various kinds of weapons, which were
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used
at that time are
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maintained
by the
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government
of Hyderabad state. By
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charging
a
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small
amount of the visitors. Creates seriousness in the visitor’s mind.

On the other hand
, free
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museums
are not
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well
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maintained
and
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not are not
in proper standards. Those they follow the principle of equality by not
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charging
money from poor or rich. By not
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charging
money from the visitors it is
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very
difficult to bear cost to look after the whole
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museum
. Such as,
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Shivaji
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museum
in India, free,
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the
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museum
is not
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well
organized and there is no one to give the in depth information about the special
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events
of that time.

To conclude
, for the best experience paid
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museums
are better in
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many
ways. As they are
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well
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maintained
and organized. While, free
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museums
won’t
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make
that much impact on the person’s mind as they are not that much will look after. Though there are drawbacks of
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charging
,
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but
the advantages are more for paid
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museums
.
3Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
24Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
7Mistakes
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IELTS essay Many museums charge for admission while others are free. Do you think the advantages of charging people for admission to museums outweigh the disadvantages? v. 21

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
313 words
6.5
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