Obesity or Traffic

Today, 65% of the people in the United Arab Emirates fall in the trap of accidents. Roads in the UAE are made with four six lanes which helps people to avoid accidents, but actually accidents are made by people’s mistakes.

People in the United Arab Emirates make so many car mistakes which is completely a disaster, first main mistake which many drivers do is that they drive at a high speed, “Speed Kills Quicly”. Secondly, drivers in the UAE use their cell phones while driving which makes them lose concentration and cause a huge accident. This is a very big problem which must be solved for their safety. One more problem is that a some drivers don’t check check on the petrol and oil level. Petrol and oil are the most important parts for the engine, and if the engine stopped while driving, that will cause a lot of danger. There are too many other problems which cause accidents.

Now to the solutions people in the United Arab Emirates must avoid all damages which could make them lose their lives. Drivers must not use their cell phones, and if it is an important phone call, they must use a headset. They also must check for the petrol and always change the car’s oil. Drivers must follow the rules of the lawin order to be safe and avoid causing accidents.

Accidents must be decreased in their number, or must be avoided for people’s own sake people must think about because it isn’t worth it to die in a small car, caused by silly mistaskes or carelessness.

North American Countries

The two charts show the changing of the world population from different regions between the year 1900 and 2000. The two charts contain a hundred percent of the world’s population.

In 1900, Asia had the biggest percent in the proportion of the world population. Asia was 60%. 25% was the second biggest percentage which was Europe. North America was 5% whereas Africa was less than North America in one percentage. Latin America and other region are 3% of the world population.

In the year 2000 there was a big change from the year 1900. Asia is still the biggest percentage but it decreased 6 percent from the year 1900. Europe also decreased 11 percent but it is still in the second place. North America made no changes among one century. Africa increased 6 percent which is a good thing. Latin America jumped 5 percent whereas other regions stayed the same. Middle East and North Africa joined the regions with 8 percent.

Pirates

Ships are very important transport mode. Ship transport only on the sea and too slow while moving. Most of the movement of goods round the world is by ship. Ships usually carry oil from the Gulf states, cars and electronics from Korea and Japan, furniture from Sweden, meat from Australia and New Zealand.

Usually ships move in a dangerous way because some pirates who are from Somalia, attack ships in the Indian Ocean. They are forced to attack ships because of hunger causes. They also do that because they know that ships are full of goods, which simply can make them rich if they steal it. The pirates are trained well so they cannot fear anything which can face them.

Solutions are many but they are not successful. First the police ships must be increased to help ships move safely. Another solution is that Indian Ocean must be closed for strange ships. Finally, ships must carry weapons so that they can defense themselves.

Reasons for Choosing a university

The chart shows 11 reasons why first year students from overseas chose a particular university. The survey of 1,000 first year overseas students was carried out at universities in the UK. The top three reasons are language of tuition, quality of teachers, and up-to-date teaching facilities.

According to the graph, the main reason is the language of tuition. At 95 percent of the sample, it was the main reason most students gave for choosing a university. The second biggest factor was quality of teachers, at 90%, followed by facilities, also at 90%.

Non-teaching factors were also important. Tuition costs were quoted as a reason by 75%, and location was mentioned by 70% of students. The cost of accommodation is also an important factor for 80% of respondents. Almost two-thirds of students said that the friendliness of the university was important.

In conclusion the various factors can be divided into two groups, namely those related to teaching and non-teaching related. However, the most important are the language and the teachers.

Water Use in Gulf Countries 2000

The chart compares the water uses in Gulf countries in 2000. The general trend in all 6 countries was that water for agriculture and domestic uses were the two most important uses. Water for industrial use was the least important use.

In four of the six countries, water for agriculture was the most important use. In Qatar, Oman, the UAE and Saudi Arabia more than 2 times the amount of water was used for agriculture compared to domestic use which was the second most important use. In the other two countries, Bahrain and Kuwait, domestic use was the most important use and agriculture was the second most important use. In all six countries industrial use was the least important use.

In conclusion we can see that in 2000 industrial use was not as important as domestic use or agriculture in these 6 Gulf countries.

Story (2)

A couple of years ago, I asked to baby sit for friends of my parents. They put their children to bed when I arrived, and I was quite happy. Afterwards, everything went wrong.

I turned on the T.V. and then the five year old girl woke up. I told her a short story, and the baby woke up and started to cry. As if that wasn’t enough, I picked her up. Then the six year old got up and went to the bathroom. She spilled the shampoo all over the floor. After that, I cleaned the bathroom, and then I took the baby to change her clothes.

They did not go back to sleep and the film was still on till I’ve finished. Afterwards, I went back to my home and promised myself  to not go out for babysitting again.

Story (1)

About six months ago, I invited a friend to visit me in the country. I looked forward to set out early. From that time everything went wrong.

I turned into the main road and crashed into another car. I reversed and a cyclist came along and rode into the side of the car, as if that wasn’t enough as I got out of the car. A motorcyclist ran into my car door and finally to top it all. I started to cross the road to help the cyclist and a taxi knocked me down.

Nowadays, I can’t move much and when they took my leg out of the plaster, I lied in the hospital and promised to sell my car as soon as possible.