Smart Student's Guide to Ideas for ielts writing Task 2: Learn to think from the perspective of the ielts examiner and gain a higher band score

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Factors Influencing Urbanization
People relocate to urban areas in pursuit of better employment
prospects.
Cities provide more work opportunities and a higher level of living
than rural areas.
People move from the countryside to urban areas in large numbers.
Traditional occupations such as farming require fewer personnel
today than they did in the past.

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The Drawbacks of City Living
There are certain disadvantages to living in a city.
The expense of living is higher in urban regions than it is in rural
areas.
Some individuals are unable to find employment.
Housing is typically significantly more expensive.
Homelessness and poverty are prevalent in urban areas.
There is a disparity between the rich and the poor.
Living in a city may be a very stressful experience.
There are issues such as traffic congestion or traffic jams, as well as
crimes.
There is a lack of a sense of belonging in cities.
People do not even know who their next-door neighbour is (s)
Cities have been referred to as "concrete jungles" on occasion.
Areas for Pedestrians
Local ecology can be improved by establishing pedestrian zones in
the city centre.
People are more likely to walk or cycle if vehicles are prohibited.
Bicycle lanes have been constructed in a number of European
cities.
Reliance on automobiles is associated with health concerns such as
obesity.
People who walk or cycle regularly tend to be in better physical
health.
For both inhabitants and tourists, pedestrian-friendly zones are
safer and more appealing.

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Crime
1. 
Nowadays you can find instructional videos for just about any
crime you can think of. What possible effects can this have on
individuals and society? Provide specific reasons and examples to
support your answer.
2. 
In your own opinion, how can the government of each country
eradicate or lessen the crimes committed by their own people? Use
specific reasons and details to support your answer.
3. 
Some people think that with combined effort on the part of the
government and society crime can be completely eradicated, while
others argue that this is completely hypothetical and that crime has
always been present in societies even in ancient times. Compare
these two views. Which do you agree with? Use specific reasons
and examples to support your answer.
4. 
Crime is a growing problem on a global scale. Some think that
crime prevention rather than punishment is the key to solve the
problem. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Give specific
reasons and examples to support your position.
5. 
Special programs for social integration and help are better
alternatives than harsher prison sentences for minor crimes. Do you
support or oppose this opinion? Explain your position.