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2022

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The bar chart demonstrates the proportion of women and men who played the most popular sports in the UK in 2008
Overall, while swimming was by far the most widespread sport in women, soccer was the most popular choice in men. Additionally, basketball and tennis were
relatively similar in both sexes/ genders.
As can be seen from the chart, the percentage of men who joined in soccer accounted for about 24%, which was nearly 19% higher than that of women.
In addition, there was exactly 20% of men playing other sports, which was twice as much as that of women. Besides, the figures for table tennis in both
men and women were significant different, with almost 9% and 3% respectively. Furthermore, the contribution of people who were interested in cricket
was responsible for 10% in males and around 1% in females.
On the other hand, approximately 25% of women showed their interests in netball, which was the highest recorded figure in the chart, compared to
around 1% of men, followed by almost 6% of males and females joining in tennis and basketball while the remaining 4% in women and 3% in men was
allocated to jogging
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The bar chart demonstrates the percentage of males and females playing the most common sports in UK in the year 2008.
Overall, while netball was by far the most widespread sport in females, soccer was the most popular choice in males. Additionally, tennis and basketball had a
similar choice in both males and females.
As can be seen from the chart, the rate of males choosing table tennis accounted for nearly 9%, which was 6% higher than that of males. In addition, the figures
for males joined in cricket was responsible for 10%, which was more ten as much as that of females. Moreover, the proportion of males and females who were
interested in soccer were significantly different, with almost 24% and 5% respectively while the rest belonged to other sports, reaching 20% females and 10%
males.
On the other hand, 25% of females showed their interests in netball, compared to 1% males, followed by14% males and 23% females joining in swimming. The
figures for males and females engaging in tennis and basketball, meanwhile, shared a similar level, about between 6% and 7%. The remaining 3% of males and
4% of females were allocated to jogging.
The bar chart demonstrates the proportion of people who lived different houses in Liverpool, London and Manchester in the UK in
2009
Overall, while apartments were by far the most widespread house in Liverpool, terraced houses witnessed a completely opposite
pattern. Additionally, semi-detached houses were relatively similar in both London and Manchester.
As can be seen from the chart, the percentage of Liverpool people who liked living in apartments held the lion’s shared, accounting
for about 60%, followed by nearly 9% in London. In addition, the figures for London inhabitants choosing apartments and terraced
houses were significant different, with around 29% and exactly 20% respectively while the rest exactly 20% was allocated to
Manchester citizens who was interested in apartments and 12% choosing terraced houses in Manchester.
On the other hand, approximately 15% chose detached houses in Manchester, which was roughly 3% lower than that of Semi-
detached houses. Moreover, the data of detached houses and semi-detached houses in London was responsible for 25% and 27%
respectively. The contribution of citizen who were fond of living in detached houses and semi-detached houses in Manchester
shared a similar level with almost 26%
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The bar chart demonstrates the percentage of people choosing different kinds of houses to live in the UK in the year 2009.
Overall, while apartment was by far the most widespread house in Liverpool, terraced houses witnessed a completely opposite pattern. Additionally, there was
no difference in both London and Manchester in the rate of people living in semi-detached houses.
As can be seen from the chart, the proportion of Liverpool people living in detached house accounted for about 15%, which was nearly 5% lower than that of
semi-detached house. The figures for people living in detached house and semi-detached house in London were significantly different, with almost 25% and
38% respectively. There was a similarity in both detached house and semi-detached house in Manchester, reaching close to 38%.
On the other hand, approximately 60% Liverpool people showed their interests in apartment, which was the highest number in the chart, compared to around
10% of terraced house, followed to roughly 30% of apartments and 20% of terraced houses in London while The rest was allocated to Manchester, taking up
20% of apartment and nearly 11% of terraced houses.
The line graph illustrates the number of plant and animal species in tropical forests became extinct over a 100-year period starting from 2000, and the bar chart
demonstrates the percentage of the threats to plant life.
Overall, the number of extinctions of plant and animal species registers a significant upward during the surveyed period while human impact is main reason of
environmental degradation.
In 2000, about 5000 million plant and animal species became extinct, which was the lowest recorded figure in the chart, after which there is an expectation that
extinctions of plant and animal species will increase significantly and peak at 50000 million species in 2060 before being anticipated to decrease slightly to
nearly 30000 million species at the end of the period.
As can be seen from the chart, the rate of human impact holds the lion’s share, accounting for 83.3%, including agriculture with 18.7%, followed by 14.4% of
harvesting and 10.4% of development. In addition, the contribution of logging, livestock, disturbance is responsible for about a quarter. the figures for Invasive
species and plantations are approximately the same, with 4.9% and 4.7% respectively while the rest is allocated to other human impact, reaching 5.4%. On the
other hand, the percentage of natural events take up 18,7%, including 11.7% of other natural events and 7% of natural disasters.
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The line graph demonstrates how many plants and animals were extinct in tropical forests over a 100-year period starting from 2000 and the bar chart illustrates
the percentage of the threats to plant life
Overall, the number of extinct plants and animals register a significant upward trend. Additionally, human impact is main cause of environmental degradation.
In 2000, the amount of extinct plants and animals was responsible for about 4.000 milion species, after which this number is anticipated to increase sharply and
peak at exactly 50.000 milion species in 2060 before plummeting to 28.000 milion species at the end of the period.
As can be seen from the bar chart, the percentage of human impact held the lion’s share, accounting for 81.3%, including agriculture (18.7%), followed by
14.4% of harvesting and 10.4% of development. In addition, the contributions of disturbance, livestock and logging is almost a quarter. Moreover, the figures
for invasive species and plantations are relatively similar, with 4.9% and 4.7% respectively while the rest belong to other human impact, at 5.4%. On the other
hand, the proportion of natural events stood at 18.7%, with 7% of natural disasters and 11.7% of other natural events.h

The graph and table below give information about water use worldwide and water consumption in two different countries.

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