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*** Look at the chart below. It shows the sources of air pollution in a city………
*** Look at the chart. It shows the distribution of a family's income………
*** Look at the chart below. It shows The literacy rate of Bangladesh. ……
*** Look at the chart below. It shows About the passing rates of different subjects of students. ……
*** The pie chart below shows the time allocation of students' daily activities. ……
*** The graph chart shows the choice of profession by educated people in our country.
*** Look at the chart. It shows The percentage of transport used by 800 students. ……
*** Look at the chart. It shows The number of people living below the poverty line. ……
*** Look at the chart. It shows 'Population Growth Rate'. ……
*** The graph below shows the gradual rate/ number / the positive and negative uses of the
mobile/Internet users in Bangladesh. ………
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Conclusion Finally analyzing the survey, it can be said that the day
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positivity/negativity/objection in this regard.
The graph chart shows the choice of profession by educated people in our country.
60%
40%
30%
20%
10% 10%
The graph shows the choice of profession by different educated people in our country.
According to the statistics of the graph shows/illustrates/indicates that the result of the
choice of profession by different educated people in our country is different. From the graph,
we can see that the highest rate is Govt. job. On the other hand, the lowest rate is farming &
Research work. The graph shows that farming is chosen as a profession by 10% educated people.
There is a noticeable difference between Govt. job and farming & Research work . The
difference is 50% between the highest and the lowest rate. We have seen that Banking
profession holds the second position at 40%. Then comes the teaching profession, which is
chosen by 30% educated people . Then comes the business profession, and it is chosen by 20%
educated people. The percentage of people preferring govt. job is surprising. 60% of educated
people like the government job. But it is a matter of sorrow that only 10% of people chose
farming and research work as their profession.
So from the graph, it is clear that most of the educated people are running after jobs,
especially the government jobs instead of becoming self-employed by doing farming , research
or business.
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The graph below shows the literacy rate of Bangladesh from 1995 to 2010.
56% 56.8%
47.9%
43.1%
38.1%
The graph deals with the literacy rate of Bangladesh from 1995 to 2010.
According to the statistics of the graph shows/illustrates/indicates that the result of the
literacy rate of Bangladesh from 1995 to 2010 is different. From the graph, we can see that
the highest rate is 56.8% in 2010 . On the other hand, the lowest rate is 38.1% in 1995 . There is
a noticeable difference between literacy rate of 1995 and literacy rate of 2010 . The
difference is 18.7% between the highest and the lowest rate. We have seen that In the year
1995, only 38.1 percent of the people of Bangladesh were literate. The rate took a good leap to
56 percent, in 2000. In 2001, the literacy rate decreased to 47.9 percent. The trend of
decrease continued for the next two years and it went down to 43.1 percent in 2003. A
dramatic increase in the literacy rate was noticed for the next seven years. In 2010, it reached
56.8 percent.
So, it can be said that within the period of 15 years, there was a great achievement in the
education sector in that period of time the literacy rate increased from 38.1 percent to 56.8
percent.
The pie-chart below shows the percentage of a family's household income distributed into
different categories. Now, analyze the chart focusing on the main aspects.
Food 25%
clothes 13%
Education 22%
The pie chart symbolizes the distribution of a family's household income into various categories. This
pie chart shows several types of percentages, and it is separated into seven portions. Food, Clothes,
Education, Power, Transport, Others, and Saving are introduced through the pie chart.
We can observe that the maximum percentage is 25% in Food, while the lowest percentage is 5% in
Power. It signifies that Food has a significant impact on the family's household income distribution.
Furthermore, the pie chart displays additional data, providing us with a comprehensive picture.
Education ranks second to Food, which is 22%. This means it has the second most profound effect.
Following that, we can observe that Transport is 12%. Finally, in the final phase, we find that Others
is 8%.
After meticulously passing through the chart, we get a clear idea about the distribution of the
family's household income into various categories. It seems like the family allocates a considerable
portion to essential needs like Food and Education, with a significant emphasis on saving.