Internet And Video Game Arguments

There are many young people around the world who spend too much time surfing the net and playing video games, I’m going to discuss some of the problems and solutions.

There are many problems that are caused by using the computer too much. Young people concentrate on gamed more then their studies, people who play a lot of video games will have physical and mental problems, people get information and other things from the net that they shouldn’t watch or know about. There are people who concentrate on games and net more then their own family. When people are on these things, they do not listen to anybody and they would become mad when they are distracted.

There are solutions to these problems. Parents ant other people should give the young ones time to use the pc for games or net. They should always study for an hour or two before they are allowed to use the pc. The young ones should always take a break from what they are doing, to have some exercise for healthier body, never disturb them until there time is up for using the computer.

Video games and internet are fun in life but there are times when it is dangerous for our future young ones.

TV Argument

Many children around the world watch too much TV which leads to many things, what are the problems? And how to prevent them?

Problems:
There are many problems from watching too much TV. Children will learn things at an earlier age, they try to copy what they see on TV for fun, and children who watch aggressive things will learn and become more aggressive when they grow up. Many children around the world who are always watching TV have weak eyesight, mental problems and physical problems. While children are watching junk on TV, they could use their precious time in exercising and studying.

Solutions:
There are many solutions, one of the main ones is that parents should reduce the timing of watching TV and they should lock the bad channels with a code so, that the children wont learn stuff that they shouldn’t know. Always don’t leave children to watch aggressive or horror movies. While watching TV they should take every half an hour break from TV, to protect their eyesight. Parents should always make their children do some exercise, to keep them healthy and energetic. Parents should leave their children watch educational channels or they should use their precious time by studying or helping in the house.

Parents and people should always take care of children because they are our future. TV is a device to entertain us in life. It has a lot of good things but all good things have problems.

Gifts bought on Valentine’s Day

These pie charts compare the types of gifts bought on Valentine’s Day between the men and women. Overall, cards, candy and flowers are the most popular between the two genders.

The majority of gifts bought for women from men are cards at 18% and the majority gifts bought for men from women for men are cards at 27%. The minority of gifts bought for women are perfume/cologne at 4% and the minority of gifts bought for men are spa/personal care at 1%. The second most popular gift bought for women are flowers at 18% and for the men candy at 21%. The third most popular things bought for women are candy at 14% but for men at 11%.

In general cards, flower and candy are the most popular between the genders and the least popular items which are common between both are lingerie, jewelry and spa/personal care.

New Zealand Wool Price

The graph shows the prices of wool between 1980 and 2000.Overall, in 1987 the price reached to a peak.

The price of wool between 1980 and 1985 slightly increased then it gradually decreased from $2.10 to $1.20, then between 1988 and 1989 the price of wool shot up to a peak of $5.00 then it crashed to less then $3.00. There was a fluctuation from 1989 to 1994. Later on the price gradually increased to $4.70 in 1994. Then in 1996 the price of wool tailed off.

Overall, the graph shows that the prices crashed in 1986 and reached its highest peak in 1989. The overall trend was going up.

Expenditure of USA families between 1990 and 2000

These pie charts show the amount of money spent by families in the USA in the years 1990 and 2000. Overall, in 1990 the families spent most of their money on food, but in the year 2000, most of their money was spent on rent.

In 1990, the majority of the money was on food. In 2000, the majority is on rent. In both years the minority is “savings”. The second highest expenditure in 1990 is rent and in 2000, it’s food. In these two years rent has increased by 7% and food has decreased by 10%. The spending on leisure dramatically increased by 11%. The least expenditure is transport, education, and savings.

In summary, in these two years the highest expenditure are food and rent but the one with the lowest expenditure is savings.

population aged under 35

This line graph shows the percentage of population in India and Italy who are aged under 35. Overall, the percentage of the population aged under 35 in India is greater than in Italy.

In 1945, the population aged under 35 in India and Italy decreased to about 30% in India and 20% in Italy, then in 1950, India and Italy’s population of aged under 35 gradually increased. Later on in 1970 their was a period of fluctuation in India’s population at 50% but in Italy there was a slight drop in population to about 30%. In 1980, the population of people under the age of 35 in India shot up to the highest peak about 75% but in Italy it slightly increased to about 50% then it decreased to 30%.

There were some fluctuations in the population but the overall trend for India is going up but for Italy it’s down.

The table shows the number of sports injuries in different sports. Overall, Australian football has the highest number of injuries while volleyball has the lowest.

Australian football has the highest number of injuries which is 10,122 players. 83% of them were injured during competitions or practice; only 7.5% of them were admitted to the hospital. Then Second comes Rugby which is 3636 injured players and 95% were injured during competition or practice, then the others are soccer, cricket, basketball, netball, hockey, martial arts, squash and volleyball. The minority of injuries are from volleyball which is 776 injured players.

In summary, Australian football is the majority of injuries and the minority is volley ball. The highest percentage of injuries is caused during competition and practice but the least coming injuries are sport players admitted to the hospital.