Participants in Melbourne Social Centre Activities (2000–2020)

The response covers all five activities, provides an overview, and uses appropriate length, but multiple data points and trends are inaccurate against the graph, such as table tennis rising to about 53 rather than 25, martial arts ending near 36 rather than declining to 25, and amateur dramatics falling to about 6 by 2020.

The report is logically organised with clear paragraphing, a summarising introduction, a body of trend descriptions, and a cohesive concluding summary using linkers such as 'while' and 'in contrast'.

Vocabulary is sufficiently flexible and precise for describing trends, with phrases like 'consistently had the highest number', 'significant growth', and 'a slight upward trend', with only a minor spelling slip ('center').

A good range of structures is used accurately, including relative and participle clauses ('starting at around 60', 'before falling to 15') and varied tense forms, with only rare, non-impeding errors such as 'saw declines'.

The response mentions all five activities and identifies the film club as consistently the most popular. However, the overview omits the major rise in table tennis and decline in amateur dramatics, and the first-decade table-tennis figure is overstated: the plotted values are approximately 15–20, rather than nearly 25.

Ideas are organised logically with a clear overview and body paragraphs grouped by trend, and cohesive devices such as 'in comparison' and 'by contrast' are used naturally, with only minor mechanical linking.

The response uses relevant trend language such as 'dropped dramatically' and 'participating in amateur dramatics', but 'listing the last' is an unnatural ranking expression and 'members' is less precise than the graph's 'participants'.

A range of structures is attempted, including relative and comparative clauses, but errors such as 'there was no people took part', tense inconsistency ('slightly increase', 'rapidly increases'), and 'a slightly rise' are noticeable and recurring.

The response covers all five activities with a clear overview and data that closely matches the graph, with only minor imprecision such as calling musical performances' rise significant when table tennis grew more sharply.

Ideas are organised logically into an introduction, overview, and grouped body paragraphs, with cohesive devices used naturally and no noticeable strain on the reader.

Vocabulary is flexible and precise for describing trends, including rebounding, fluctuation, and gaining popularity, with only rare awkward or imprecise word choices.

A wide range of structures, including relative clauses and complex trend descriptions, is used with consistent accuracy and only very occasional minor slips.