Today's Adelaide Academic Task 2 question

[Ryan]

This was posted to my Facebook page this morning:

Today 's academic exam in Adelaide , Australia , task 2 question
The increased world demand for oil and gas has made it necessary for locating these sources in remote and untouched natural areas. Do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages of damaging these natural areas. ?

[Ryan]

A Facebook friend says the same question was seen in his part of India on 25 February 2014. Here is what he says about Task 1:

In task 1 there was chart and table....
The chart shows the life expectancy in United States , japan , Korea and Indonesia in year 2008. ( the person who are born in 2008)

The table describe the life expectancy increase between 1983 to 2008 ( 25 years ) in all four countries...
I have a figure in mind I will try to make it for u .. ( it might be not 100 % sure but defenately close to the task....

[Ryan]

He has also share the reading from his exam on 25 February 2014:

Reading 1 : about the potato { accepted as food , how they found it the research and acceptance from early age to mid ninety
}

Reading 2 ( violin and science ,
How ancient make violin
Process ,
The methamatics or science used behind it , wood they use etc .
Reading 3 ( not sure but it is about the ice melting in pole area and because of that the new species get. Life over there )

[jelly]

He has also share the reading from his exam on 25 February 2014:

Reading 1 : about the potato { accepted as food , how they found it the research and acceptance from early age to mid ninety
}

Reading 2 ( violin and science ,
How ancient make violin
Process ,
The methamatics or science used behind it , wood they use etc .
Reading 3 ( not sure but it is about the ice melting in pole area and because of that the new species get. Life over there )

wahh very similar as today's test?

1. Development of Potatos as a crop in Europe; from Spain to the rest of Europe (new)
2. Violins' secrets (production method) (old)
3. The Arctic region's North Water Polynya (area of year-round open water surrounded by sea ice) Arctic Plankton research http://goo.gl/aO0uC1

from jimmy's ielts. he has a picture of task 1 now

LR -> http://goo.gl/dC4jfN
W -> http://goo.gl/saq32W (APAC=Bar/Table)