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=> Looking at the chart, it is clear that while the share of college young students in countries
A and D increased, a stable progression was recorded in countries B and D. In addition,
country D registered the highest figures out of the countries examined.
III. Body:
Mốc chính: initial data - peak - bottom - final level
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At the outset of the survey, the proportion of youth university schoolers in country A was
approximately 38%, which then rose to the neighborhood of 58% in 2014. Similarly, an
upward progression was seen in country D’s level of college participation among its young
people, surging by 20% to 80% throughout the period.
The aforementioned upswing was not seen in countries B and C; instead, these two
countries showed patterns of stability in their figures. Specifically, the former’s figures
hovered around 40%, and the latter’s clustered between 50%.
The table illustrates registration data on five means of transport in Australia in three years
2010, 2012 and 2014.
As can be inferred from the table, an upward tendency was seen in the registration of the
types of travel examined, with the most significant growth being recorded in the number of
motorbikes licensed. In addition, passenger vehicles registered the highest figures out of
the surveyed transportations, and the reverse was true for light trucks.
Initially, 11.8 million public transports were licensed in Australia, which then increased by
10.2% to 13 million in 2014, still being highest among the types of vehicle examined. In
comparison, the most significant growth was seen in motorcycles, an increase of 30.8% from
0.54 million to 0.709 million throughout the period.
By contrast, registered heavy trucks rose the least in number, a 8.3% rise from 0.384 to
0.416 million vehicles. As for the two remaining types of transport surveyed, increases of
17.4% and 23.5% were respectively reflected in the number of licensed commercial
vehicles and light trucks.