Task 4

These days there are many problems in the world, and most people they refer to mass media like TV, radio and news paper to see what happens in the world of problems and conflicts. Also there are some people who agree about what is happens and some of them disagree about what is happening. Now I am going to write about whether the mass media, including television, radio and newspapers have a great influence in shaping people’s ideas.

First, some people agree that the media give right information, for example there are some people seeking to spread rumors and some mass media looking for any news to be published first without any sources, and there are some media they have sources for news and ratified by this news. Second, there is some newspaper and radio who talk about how to be healthy. For example every morning on the radio there is a doctor who talks about your health and gives everyone health information for your life. Last, there is same TV channels only for people who want to take information about other countries, for example if you want to travel you can see the channels and you will take more idea.

Other people disagree that the media give right information, for example there are channels that give bad ideas for children, also teaching them a wrong customs and tradition for my country. Second we should teach them in school, home and college how we should life and don’t live them alone. Lastly, don’t Levis your children alone watch TV, because there are some moves which teach them to not respect your family and your friends.

As you can see from what I have written, there are people who would not agree with me. In my opinion you should refer to your family for any think to help you to not regret.

    

Omar Yaqoob      CEJ

Graph Writing Practice

The bar graph shows the number of people travelling to four different theme parks in 1995, 2000 and 2005 , also the table shows the nationality of visitors to all theme parks in 2000.

In Disneyland they had the highest number of visitors, but Alton Towers the lowest visitors, also in Eurodisney they fluctuated from 1995 to, 2000 and 2005. In Alton Towers they increased slightly, but in Eurodisney they fluctuated. The lowest number of visitors to theme park in Alton Towers was in 1995. Finally, the highest number of visitors in all parks was Disneyland and they had 43 million visitors in 2005.

The highest number of visitors to all theme parks was in North America in 2000. Second number of visitors was in Europe. However, Asia was a third number of visitors in 2000 .Finally, the lowest number of visitors was Oceania.

PORTFOLIO TASK 2

These days more people move to new cities or new countries more than ever before, but they have challenges they experience. They should have strategies before traveling, to avoid problems.

However, first I will start with problems. In the new city they will get a lot of problems like weather, for example in your city you can cope with the atmosphere, but in the new city you can’t cope with it in the first week. A second problem is food. In this world there are many kinds of food and it may be difficult to cope with it. A further problem is driving. In the UAE if you drive you will see new rules, but in different countries they have a different rules and you should adhere to them.

There are many solutions to the problem of moving to new countries. I’m going to discuss three of them. First, if we know there are different rules between your countries and the new countries we should learn before if you want to be safe. Secondly, if you want to be safe you should learn the language to help yourself, however you can ask other muslmns, Arabs and Emirati people you see. Finally, you must take the appropriate clothing, because the new country maybe not like your country. Maybe it is too cold or too hot.

In my opinion, the major problem is different rules and weather so you should know everything about the new country. I also think if you want to know more about it, use a website and read more to be fine and safe.

Omar Yaqoob

CEJ

WORLDS: 271

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These bar and line graphs show the share of the Australian and British cinema markets in 2000 and cinema attendance in Britain and Australian from 1980 to 2000. Overall, in the line graph the largest percentage is 78% US films shown in Britain.

Graph one shows the percentage of films shown in Britain and Australian by origin in 2000. The most popular films in Britain are US films, they have the highest percentage of 78%. The lowest percentage of films from the chart was 0%, which was an Australian film shown in Britain. The others films was lowest in the Britain, but in Australian was more.

Graph two shows the cinema attendance between Britain and Australia in 1980 to 2000. The lowest attendance of people was in 1982, at 20 millions, but in 1984 to 1990 the attendance remained the same in Australian. The line graph in Britain fluctuated from 1980 to 2000, but then from 1990 to 2000 it increased from 199 million to the highest number in the chart 150 million.

In conclusion, the attendance in Australia increased slightly and in Britain they were fluctuated.

Omar Yaqoob

CEJ

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English 214

welcome

Reflection for my N175 course

Dr. Gregory lecture of N127 it is course program that student learn reading, writing and listening. It is one of my best lessons. The course improves my reading skills .now I have more ability to read books, stories and novels. In this course I learned how to write in proper way. For sure will help me in future. Moreover the course develops my lessening skills. I can lessen to conversations and answer the questions easily. I believe that this course is unique because it has the bust lecture. Dr. Gregory was the greatest lecturer. He thought me the steps how to read and write in right way and guide me how to lessen propel for the useful information. These skills will help me in my studies on different subject in math and physics I have to read properly to write the right solution and I have to lessen to the explanations from the lectures and take not. Dr. Gregory thought me how to apply these methods. Thank for everything.

City population change 1950 - 2015 ( Line Chart 2 )

The graph shows the population change of the largest cities in the world between  1950 to 2015. Overall, there is an increasing population in all major cities except London.

The two largest cities in 1950 were London and the New York at 8 and 14 million repectinely. The largest city in 2000 was Tokyo, Japan, but in 2015 they can’t change at 27 millions. In 2015 Tokyo and Bombay they have the same population, with 27 million. In Lagos, they show the greatest increases in population between 1950 to 2015. In London and New York they show the least increase in population, and all city’s population increased, only London they decreased. There are some cities which have the same population in 1950 like Cairo, Mexico City, Bombay and Sao Paolo.

In conclusion, the nine cities population numbers changed from 1950 to 2010. In 2015 the largest cites will be Bombay and Tokyo with 27 million populations.

Omar yaqoob

Cej

Words: 165

Examinations are an unfair way of assessment (Argument 2)

Examinations are an unfair way of assessment and there are some positive and negative aspects. This essay will look at whether examinations are an unfair way of assessment and will discuss both sides of the argument.

First, let us look at why examinations are sometimes necessary. Many students believe that unfair assessments and should not be used at HCT. They cause nervousness and testing doesn’t fulfill the purpose as students get lower grades because they fell unwell. If the student sat alone in the home they understand and when we go to HCT examinations they forget everything. The Second argument, students should be graded on their classroom assignments. These are a way for students to get a high mark if they do a good work their assignments in their classroom. Also some exams are poorly written and are culturally biased against non-western students. For example, some exams written by western teachers for a western audience are biased and non- westerners will store lower due to this bias.

Now let us look for students who want an assessment at the HCT. First, testing is fair because all students take the same test, and are assessed equally. For example, for the teacher it is easy for checking and for students to study together. Another negative it is a good way to determine what students have learned in the cause. For example, when the students do exams they will encourage students to work harder.

There are arguments for statement and against the statesmen. However, in my opinion the suppurating argument that the assessment should not be used at HCT are more than the other arguments.

Omar yaqoob                             cej                          words: 282

Visitors to Canada ( Line Chart 1 )

The line chart striates demon the fluctuation of visitors from Spain and Japan to Canada from 1996 to 2006. Overall, the trend changed greatly, but ended at a similar final level.

Starting in 1996, there was a significant difference in the number of visitors from Spain to Canada. There were almost 300k Spanish visitors, compared to 850k Japanese visitors. The number of Japanese visitors remained steady from 1996 to 2001, Also the number of Spanish visitors was the highest in 2004 and the lowest in 1996. The number of visitors from Japan was 800k while 250k ere from Spain in 1996. In 1999 the number of Japanese visitors gradually decreased, on the other hand, the number of Spanish visitors sharply decreased. The number of Spanish visitors, as shown in the graph, differed from the number of Japanese visitors by 50% in 1996. The fewest number of visitors from Spain was in 1996. Between 1996 and 1999 the visitors from Spain sharply increased to 620k visitors. Moreover, the number of Spanish visitors grew significantly over the period.

In conclusion, the number of Japanese visitors outnumbered the Spanish visitors during the ten- year period, and merged at approximately 600k in the end. 

Omar Yaqoob

Cej

Words: 208

#5 Mobile phones - argument

Mobile phones are important in this world. There are some people who drive dangerously. In this essay, I will write about making mobile phones illegal while driving and discussing both sides of the argument.

First, we will look at why using mobile phones and driving dangerously should be illegal. When you drive and you have an important call you can stop and complete your call on the side of the road, but you still can talk from your car. There are now a lot of people using Black Berry who they drive that is big a problem and dangerous for himself and people. If you have an important call, and you don’t have your headphone, you can put your phone on speaker and complete your driving, but be safe.

Now let us look at people who drive and why they shouldn’t use mobile phones. First, if illegal then police can stop people on the road. If there is a law then police are able to enforce it and give people tickets to not do it another time. The accident percentage will go down. If people aren’t using their mobiles, then they will concentrate on their driving. The traffic fines will help pay for traffic safety programs and if the people go to see this programs the percentage for accident will go down.

There are arguments for and against using mobile for in your car. In my opinion if you want to use mobile phone we should have headphone to be safe when you drive.

Omar Yaqoob

CEJ words: 261

UAE marriage fund

           

           In the UAE there are marriage funds to help young peoples to start life. Many residents know the government helps people today. This is a complex problem with many serious causes and effects.

              There are many reasons for the popularity of the UAE marriage fund today. One of the main reasons is that marriage is expensive. Many people, men and women, in the UAE if they need to marry they need more money and the men they don’t have more money. Another, cause is the men will take a loan to be married. The men will have big problem if they can’t give back money because he has a women to take his money and children to take his money. A third reason is to marry a non Emirati. There is same men they don’t have too much money to give Emirati women because they want more money to marry. So the men need to marry with non Emirati women because it is cheap.

                However, this change in the UAE marriage fund can have some serious effects. One effect is to provide money. In the UAE now there is a marriage fund to help men to marry and not go get a loan to have money and that helps him in life. Another result is an increased number Emirati women marry. The UAE will increase Emirati women marrying because the UAE marry fund helps them to be married and give them money to start life. A final effect is more UAE women are getting married. Overall more women in the UAE will marry because the men they have money and that is good for Emirati people to not have spinsters.

                   In conclusion, the UAE marriage funds they help young people to marry Emirati women and not marry with non Emirati women. People should learn one thing in this life, if you want your daughter not to be a spinster, don’t regent too much money to marry.

Omar Yaqoob          CEJ            words: 329

The changes in spending leisure products in the UK

     

The two pie-charts show changes in spending on leisure products in the UK by age group between the 20-30 years and 50-60 years groups. Overall, sales of sporting equipment show a decrease with age, whereas, spending on gardening and reading materials increase.

The biggest proportion of the spending on leisure products in the UK by age group 20-30 years was on electronic equipment, with 41%. This dropped to 38% in the 50-60 age group, and the books and magazines percentage drops from 16% in the 20-30 age groups to 28% books and magazines in the 50-60 age group. However, the share for all other regions changed dramatically. The big change in the group is on sports because the 20-30 ages are 20% and the 50-60 ages is 5%. Only the photography percentage remained constant. Also there are small changes for gardening and other hobbies at the 20-30 age is 7% and at 50-60 it is 16%, an increase of more 9%. Also, other hobbies for 20-30 age is 11% and in the 50-60 age it decrease to 8%.

In conclusion, the percentage of leisure product spending in the UK such as gardening is growing, while the proportion of leisure product on gardening is unchanged or falling.

Omar yaqoob

Cej

Words: 212

Area of the UAE emirates

The pie graph shows four regions in the UAE by square kilometer. Overall, the total land area is 77,700 with Abu Dhabi the majority, Ajman the minority.

First, Abu Dhabi is the largest of the UAEs parts and covers around 67,340 square kilometers, which is over half of the total land area. Second in size is Dubai, which encomia passes 5.0 percent of the country. The other three parts Sharjah, RAK and Fujairah are much smaller than either Abu Dhabi or Dubai. They have areas of 2,590 square kilometers, 1,684 square kilometers and 1,165 square kilometers respectively. Together they make up only 7 percent of the UAE. Also, Umm Al Quain and Ajman are the much smaller in the UAE.

In summary, Abu Dhabi is the largest region in the UAE with an area almost double that of Dubai, Umm Al Quain and Ajman are significantly smaller than the other seven emirates.

Omar yaqoob

Cej

Wolds: 162

Sport injuries

This is table witch givens information about sports injuries. Four the different sports.

The Australian footballs have a bigger number of sports injuries maybe gates 10,122 and 24.5%. The soccer, Rugby, Cricket, Basketball and Netball have similar number of sports injuries and similar percent but in Rugby they have high percentage of all, at 10.9%. Martial Arts squash and volleyball is the least of all in number of sports injuries and in percent, but in volleyball they have nothing less in admitted to hospital they got 2.2%. although in Rugby, Netball, Hockey and squash they have a high percent in injuries during competition or practice they gat between 100% and 90%, also on Australian football, Soccer, Cricket and Basketball they in middle between 80% and 85%. Final, Martial Arts and Volleyball they get a less percent of them maybe between 70% and 80%.

The table illustrates the similarities and differences between sports injuries. It shows the percent age of sports, overall football and rugby are more violent with higher injuries, while non- violent sports like Volleyball or Squash are the least dangerous.

Omar yaqoob

Words: 190

CEJ



Children watch far too much TV

Today, most children in the world watch far too much TV. Indeed, watching TV too much is a serious problem for children. In this essay I will outline some problem and solutions about the children watching too much TV.

 Starts with problem, one of the greatest are the effects eyesight for children. This means there are more demands for children’s they are watch TV too much.  For example in the world a lot of children are wearing glasses because they watched TV sitting close to the TV and sating too much. Second reasons are effect studies. To illustrate, if the children watch TV too much they will not study’s and they lose work. Final factor is there is behavior. For example, if your children watches action move they will do like them and they don’t on this is not good for himself.

Turning to solutions, one is parental control viewing for children. This can help the family to not lose children. Another solution is limit access. This solution is importing to your children to not watch anything and select channels carefully.

In conclusion, these are some ideas to help solve the problem. It is essential that everyone, in clouding family, help to control TV viewing    

   Class: CEJ

Wolds: 218

Reasons for choosing a University

The chart shows reasons why first year students from overseas chose a particular university. Good language support comes at bottom by 20 percent. Language of tuition is top of the survey with approximately 95%. At 95 percent of the sample, Language of tuition is the main reason behind students choosing a university. The survey of 1000 first year overseas students was carried out at universities in the UK. Good language support at 20% is the factor more students quoted least when making a choice about which university to attend. Language of tuition is a reason by nearly five times as many students as Good language support, at 95% and 20% respectively. The top three reasons are language of tuition, Quality of teachers. Up-to-date teacher facilities, at 95%, 90% and 90% respectively. According to the graph, the main reason is given as the language of tuition. The various factors can be divided into two groups, namely those related to teaching and non-teaching related. While around 95 percent of the students gave the language of tuition as the main reason for choosing a university, only 30 percent selected modern teaching methods. The cost of accommodation at 80 percent was five percent more than the cost of tuition at around 75 percent. Eighty percent of the sample mentioned the cost of accommodation as a reason for choosing a university as opposed to 75 percent for the cost of tuition. Reasons which influence students are the cost of accommodation and the cost of tuition than location at 80% and 75% respectively. Good language support was stated by only 20 percent of the sample as a reason for choosing a university compared with modern teaching methods at 30 percent.

Words: 291