Portfolio task 1

The line graphs illustrate the number of Britain and Australian cinema attendance from 1980 to 2000.

Between 1980 to 1982 there was a huge sink in numbers in Britain’s cinema attendance from 100 million (m) to 50 m, whereas the Australia cinema attendance was from 40 m to 20 m. From 1984 to 1994 the cinema attendance in Australia grown slightly from  40m to 70m, while the number of cinema attendance in Britain was fluctuating from 80m to 120m. In both countries cinema attendance increased slightly from 1994 to 2000.

Overall, comparing between the countries record, it become clear that cinema attendance in both countries were rise from 1980 to 2000 with a different numbers.

Argument

There are many reasons a person may move to new cities or countries. Maybe people move because of military service, work requirements, marriage and higher education.

Let me first deal with the argument agents moving to new cities or countries.

A further issue is you will be away from your family and friends. For example it’s easy today to keep in contact with family and friends but, still it’s too hard to be far away from them. Moving aboard can be unsettling. For example many thing will be different from your home country and you have to learn how thing get done in your new country.  Lastly language. For example it is difficult to live in a place that your communication skills are limited by a language that foreign to you.

Some people believe they can live with the changes. For example they can create accounts in Face book or Skype so they can be in contact with their families and friends throughout the day. Then they can make new friendship and new social relation with others. Finally they can gain the new language by joining language institutes and they can learn it from their new friends and get the skills from them easily.

In general, I think its good challenge for most of people to change their living place because I think advantages are more than disadvantages.