Muhammad Nabiev

It has been a little over a year since I started working as an English teacher. I am proud to say that I played a part in the amazing results my students achieved, and I wanted to share them here.

#2024_results

9 students: Band 6.5
23 students: Band 7
13 students: Band 7.5

I’m proud of each and every one of you!

🐼@muhammad_blogging🐼

The bar chart illustrates the proportion of male and female students proficient in a foreign language across six countries: China, Romania, Thailand, India, Russia, and Vietnam.

Overall, India and Romania have the highest percentages of students proficient in a foreign language, with female students leading significantly in both countries. Conversely, China and Thailand show the lowest figures for language proficiency among both genders, with males in these countries lagging behind their female counterparts.

In India, the percentage of female students proficient in a foreign language is the highest, at approximately 68%, compared to 56% for males. Similarly, in Romania, about 64% of female students demonstrate language proficiency, while the figure for males is 42%, making it the second-highest country in terms of overall proficiency. Vietnam also exhibits relatively high levels of proficiency, with 56% of female students being skilled in a foreign language, which is nearly 20% higher than the 36% of their male peers.

On the other hand, China, Thailand, and Russia report lower percentages of students proficient in a foreign language. In China, only about 15% of male students are proficient, whereas the percentage for females is twice as high, at roughly 30%. In Thailand, the difference between male and female students is minimal, with 34% of males and 38% of females proficient in a foreign language. Russia shows slightly higher figures, with 35% of males and 39% of females demonstrating language proficiency, reflecting a small gender gap.

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Your reputation, hard-work, and credibility is at Stake

As most of you already know, my most recent score has been circulating all over the Internet, with news agencies, telegram channels, and instagram stories posting my results. While many people shared this pleasant experience with me, some considered it as an opportunity to damage my reputation and promote their illegal actions, such as the sales of leaked exam questions.

To the sound mind, there is nothing surprising/shocking about me scoring a perfect score of 1600, given that I've already secured 1560 and 1540 in my last two attempts: June 2023 and August 2024, respectively. Hence, there is no room for suspicion about my current experience in the field and level (1540-1600).

Nevertheless, some scammers (specifically, @exams_leaks_center) seized the chance of promoting their illegal, unethical practice of selling exam questions. To that end, they created a fake account where I, turns out, thanked them by referring to them as a BOSS (I don't remember calling someone a boss in my entire life, and it is one of many discrepancies between my texting style and the fake messenger's).

Unfortunately, some people out there believed that I am involved in this fraudulent action without any substantiation: that's, everyone can forward the screenshot of my certificate and thank their admin (@general_exams). Even to the uninitiated, it is manifest that it's been done to devalue all the hard work and, thus, ensuing success. If I had bought the leaks from the admin, using my second fake account - to hide my identity, according to their storyteller admin - why would I have openly exposed my full name, among other credentials, while thanking him?

Although he admitted that his post is nothing but a commercial trap, I am more than sure that he will keep making evil use of other successful test scores (a student from SATashkent, being one example). These people have no integrity and honor to think about your personal image as their only concern is to satisfy their greed. The next victim might be you 🫵.

In fact, if these scammers aren't handled with due seriousness, they will continue their dishonorable work. On behalf of all the future test-takers, I urge every single responsible, mature citizen of the world (not only Uzbekistan) to fight against such frauds. The least you can do is to report their channel to Telegram Administration for Impersonation under Scam and Spam.

If you care about the integrity of test results and well-deserved success obtained through years of hard work, determination, and expertise accumulation, you MUST report them promptly.

On a separate note, I would love to thank Youth Affairs Agency for a proactive reaction to the issue. Having reached out to College Board, they are wholeheartedly invested into the abrupt end of such practices that not only render the applicant less credible but also lower the overall credibility of the SAT test administration.

Please, forward this message to as many responsible, dutiful, mature individual as possible.


Sincerely,
@path_by_parviz

The table provides a comparative analysis of the underground railway systems in six major cities, focusing on their opening dates, the lengths of their routes (in kilometers), and the number of passengers they accommodate annually (in millions).

Overall, London boasts the oldest and most extensive subway system in terms of route length, while Kyoto's railway system is the smallest both in terms of the route length and the annual number of passengers. Additionally, Tokyo records the highest passenger volume annually, surpassing all other cities.

In greater detail, the underground systems in London, Paris, and Tokyo collectively dominate in terms of both route length and passenger numbers. London, which established its subway system in 1863, has the longest route, spanning 394 kilometers, and accommodates 775 million passengers each year. Paris, inaugurated in 1900, operates a 199-kilometer-long network and serves 1,191 million passengers annually. Similarly, Tokyo, which began its operations in 1927, features a slightly shorter network than Paris by 44 kilometers, yet it handles nearly 1,928 million passengers annually, making it the busiest system among the six.

In contrast, the subway systems of Washington DC, Kyoto, and Los Angeles are relatively smaller in scale, both in terms of infrastructure and passenger volume. Washington DC's system, established in 1976, comprises a route of 126 kilometers and transports approximately 144 million passengers annually—almost three times the combined passenger figures of Kyoto and Los Angeles. Kyoto's system, opened in 1981, has the shortest route at just 11 kilometers and caters to a modest 45 million passengers per year. Los Angeles, which has the most recently inaugurated system (2001), operates a 28-kilometer-long network and serves 50 million passengers annually.

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Hand drawn ❤️

#gift #art #Itachi

The first and youngest in Uzb (not a superscore).


With the superscore, Bobur receives the credit.

Pie charts compare what things make people of 2 different age groups – people under 30 and people over 30 - most content.

Overall, achievement at work makes up most of both age group people’s happiness followed by engaging in past time activities. While having a good look and travelling make people under 30 happy, they are financial security and spending time with family instead for people over 30. Moreover, “other factors” make the 2 age group people the least happy.

Doing hobbies, accomplishments at work and “other factors” are the aspects that make people happy for the rest of their lives. In more detail, the percentages of achievement at work that makes people under 30 and people over 30 are similar, at 31% and 32% respectively, being the main contributing factor to their happiness. Similarly, involving in hobbies is the second major factor that makes both age group people happy with 22% for people under 30 and 24% for people over 30. In contrast, “other factors” make them the least happy, accounting for 14% for the former group and 10% for the latter group.

Once people aged over 30 years old, certain things that make them happy change. Although 18% of people under 30’s happiness come from being a good-looking person, that of people over 30’s is from financial security, comprising 20%. Travelling makes people under 30 happy, at 15%; however, this factor changes to allocating time with family, making up 14% of their contentment.

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The table illustrates the proportion of income spent on four specific items—food, electronic equipment, music, and videos—in the UK in 1998.

Overall, while the highest expenditure on music occurred for girls, the lowest spending was observed for women on videos. It is also worth noting that adults, men, and women spent a similar proportion of their income on music.

The proportion of income spent on the items varied noticeably for adults, men, and women, except for music, where the percentage was the same for all groups, at 5%. Adults allocated the highest percentage of their income to food, spending 25%, followed by women at 39%. Men, however, spent 14% of their income on food. On electronic equipment, men spent 10% of their income, which was double the amount adults spent. Only 1% of women’s income went toward electronic equipment. As for videos, adults allocated just 1% of their income, while men spent twice as much, 2%. The smallest proportion of income spent on videos was among women, who spent only 0.5%.

There was a stark contrast between the proportion of income spent by children, boys, and girls compared to adults, men, and women. Girls allocated the highest proportion of their income to music, with 40%, followed by children at 39% and boys at 38%. Similarly, although 23% of children's income was spent on electronic equipment, the figure for boys was nearly half of that, at 18%. Spending on videos followed a similar trend, with children spending 12%, boys 18%, and girls 17%. The proportion of income spent on food was relatively consistent across all groups, varying by only 1%.

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Kicking printer guy’s butt (part 3)

Ready for round 3?

The pie charts compare different career and academic choices opted for by high school graduates in Lakeside Country between 2010 and 2020.

Overall, despite the fact that the proportion of graduates going to college decreased over a decade, it still remained the most popular choice. It is also worth mentioning that the percentage of students who chose to start a business almost tripled, accounting for the biggest growth among all other options.

The percentage of high school graduates who chose working (freelance and informal sectors) and those who were undecided grew, albeit to varying degrees. In more detail, the option with the least change was working (freelance and informal sectors), which increased by 2% from 11% in 2010 to 13% in 2020. The number of graduates who were undecided grew from 5% to 15% in 2010 and 2020, respectively, making up a twofold increase. Furthermore, the most noticeable change was in the percentage of graduates who started a business, which increased by 21%.

As for the downward trend, the percentage of graduates who chose working in 2010 was 24%, but this percentage fell to 10% in 2020. Similarly, in 2010, 55% of high school graduates preferred pursuing a college degree; however, the percentage saw a considerable decrease of 17 percentage points, dropping to 38% in 2020.

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