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The graph shows the data about the annual earning of three different bakeries in London from 2000 to 2010. v.1

The graph shows the data about the annual earning of three different bakeries in London from 2000 to 2010. v. 1
Museums of different kinds, exhibiting objects of historical, cultural and scientific values have always enjoyed great significance in the society. However, most of these museums, in recent years, do not provide free access to the visitors. Although this change might lead to a negative consequence, such as a decline in the number of visitors, it definitely offers more benefits to the museum and the society. In my opinion, it is far better to charge an entry fee than allowing anyone and everyone inside for free. Firstly, these institutions do not have any source of revenue other than the funds received from the government’s budget. Thus, the greatest advantage of this development is that the admission charges can actually generate and augment their income, which in turn can be used to pay the salary of the employees working there and also for the renovation and conservation of its infrastructure. A good illustration of this is the Madame Tussauds Museum in London. Despite the ticket prices being exorbitantly high, it has been drawing tourists because of its quality and innovation. Furthermore, the visits of beggars and lovers, who come here for personal objectives and not to understand the real importance of museums will be hindered, thus providing a hassle-free entry to others who actually want to gain knowledge. However, there are a few challenges which the museum and the public might have to face owing to the entry fee. Firstly, every citizen has the right to receive access to a place which is culturally and historically important for them; hence, in this sense, the introduction of the admission fee violates their right to knowledge and information. To illustrate, the admission fee may stand in the way of poor/financially weak people who are genuinely interested in gathering information. In conclusion, charging an entry fee may certainly reduce the number of people visiting the museum; however, it generates revenue which can be used for the proper maintenance of the place. Over time, this may actually increase the number of visitors; hence, in my opinion, the advantages of collecting a fee from the visitors outweigh the disadvantages.
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Museums
of
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different
kinds, exhibiting objects of historical, cultural and scientific values have always enjoyed great significance in the society.
However
, most of these
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museums
, in recent years, do not provide free access to the
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visitors
. Although this
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change
might lead to a
This phrase/word is too simple and can be replaced with:
negative
consequence, such as a decline in the number of
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visitors
, it definitely offers more benefits to the
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museum
and the society. In my opinion, it is far better to charge an
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entry
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fee
than allowing anyone and everyone inside for free.

Firstly
, these institutions do not have any source of revenue other than the funds received from the
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government
’s budget.
Thus
, the greatest advantage of this development is that the admission charges can actually generate and augment their income, which in turn can be
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used
to pay the salary of the employees working there and
also
for the renovation and conservation of its infrastructure. A
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good
illustration of this is the Madame
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Tussauds
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Museum
in London. Despite the ticket prices being
exorbitantly
high, it has been drawing tourists
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because
of its quality and innovation.
Furthermore
, the visits of beggars and lovers, who
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come
here for personal objectives and not to understand the real importance of
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museums
will
be hindered
,
thus
providing a hassle-free
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entry
to others who actually want to gain knowledge.

However
, there are a few challenges which the
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museum
and the public might
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have to
face owing to the
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entry
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fee
.
Firstly
, every citizen has the right to receive access to a place which is
culturally
and
historically
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important
for them;
hence
, in this sense, the introduction of the admission
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fee
violates their right to knowledge and information. To illustrate, the admission
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fee
may stand in the way of poor/
financially
weak
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
people
who are
genuinely
interested in gathering information.

In conclusion
, charging an
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entry
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fee
may
certainly
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reduce
the number of
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
people
visiting the
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museum
;
however
, it generates revenue which can be
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
used
for the proper maintenance of the place. Over time, this may actually increase the number of
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
visitors
;
hence
, in my opinion, the advantages of collecting a
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
fee
from the
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visitors
outweigh the disadvantages.
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IELTS essay The graph shows the data about the annual earning of three different bakeries in London from 2000 to 2010. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
352 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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