The given line chart illustrates how many people attended to the most popular

football matches in three different countries in Europe from 1980 to 2004,

measuring in thousand.
Overall, the amount of audience observed lively the top-level football matches in
England and Germany rose sharply throughout the period, while the attendees of
Italy have an opposite tendency to declined significantly after over two decades.
In 1980, about 35 thousand of people appearing in the supreme football matches in
Italy resulting in this figure headed the list and widened the gap with other two
categories, after which it grew steadily to reach the peak at nearly 36 thousand and
plunge to its lowest point at 25 thousand in 2004.
Otherwise, the quantity of stadium viewers in England and Germany in 1980 started
nearly at the joint point of between 25 and 26 thousand. During the next 6 years,
both figures of England and Germany witnessed the dramatic decline to hit the
trouph at 23 and 19 thousand respectively. Then, the average attendance of two
countries recorded the explosion surging from the bottom to surpass Italy and take
the lead at 31 thousand in England and 30 thousand in Germany in 2004.

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The given graph illustrates the jobless rate in the whole labor workforce among 9
different countries in 1 decade from 1994. Overall, the figures witnessed a
downward trend throughout the period. Specifically, Ireland recorded the most
considerable change.
14.8% of the Irish were unemployed in 1994, afterwhich this country observed a
plunge to 4.4%. Thanks to the dramatic reduction, the figure of Ireland jumped from
top of the unemployed rate to the bottom of the list. Otherwise In contrast, the
percentage of workless people in Poland surged from 12.4% to just less than a fith
within a ten year period.
Meanwhile, the Japanese workforce grew sharply 2% from the trouph of the list.
Likewise, the unemployed ratio of Germany also experienced a soar of 2.4%, but it
climbed third-higher. Moreover, the rate of jobless people in Australia increase
humbly with just 0.4%, which remained stable position.
The line graph illustrates how much waste created by three different corporations
named by A, B and C from 2000 to 2015.
Overall, the amount of garbage released A and B witnessed a downward trend,
while the same figure of company C had an opposite tendency to increase and
surpass the others to take the lead throughout the period.
In 2000, company A came top of the list with 12 tonnes of waste produced,
afterwhich it plummeted dramatically 4 tonnes at the end of the period. Likewise,
although the amount of waste in company B was recorded a sharp growth from
about 8 to nearly 11 tonnes during the first 5 years, it observed a plunge to hit the
trouph at just less than 3 tonnes after 15 years.
In contrast, 4 tonnes of waste was the amount that company C released at the
beginning of the chart, then it rose steadily from 6 to 7 tonnes at the middle of the
timeline. At the end, company C experienced a surge to 10 tonnes, heading the list
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The given line charts illustrate the trading data of Australia with three different
countries named by China, Japan, and the US from 2002 to 2008.
Overall, Australia maintained the certain trading ratio with Japan and the US, while
its trading relationship with China observed a considerable transformation at the
end of the period.
In 2002, the amount of exported trade of Australia was 40 units, doubling import
with just over 20 units, and sustained the gap until 2007. Then import witnessed a
slight rise of about 5 units, while export remained unchanged at the end. Likewise,
40 units was also the trade balance of Australia with Japan, but the import started at
nearly 38 units. Afterwhich, import declined steadily about 10 units, wheares export
reached its peak at 62 units widenning the gap before fell sharply to 50 in 2008.
In contrast, stablization is the tendency of Australia exporting trade with China,
levelling off at 40 units throughout the graph. Meanwhile, import underwent a
dramatic fluctuation when plunge from 35 to 20 in 2005, then escalted to surpass
export to take the lead at 43 units.
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The diagram below shows how one type of coal is used to
produce electricity
The diagram illustrates the simple phases involved in processing
coal to produce electricity.
Overall, there are 8 steps beginning with collecting coals from the
mine and ending with distributing electricity to residential and
industrial customers.
Firstly, the raw meterial after being extracted from mines is
crushed into smaller pieces in order to alleviate the delivery
process. Then it is transported to the gasifier for heating purpose.
Afterthat, the gas generated from coal is experienced cooling
stage at the plant where the usable gas will be stored, and the
waste heat will be emitted.
Next, before transfered to the gas power factory, the cooled gas
undergoes the cleanning process filtering the dust or unnecessary
emissions. Afterwhich, the purified gas will be handled to
generate electricity. Also in that phase, releasing heat waste is a
vital component for assuring the best quality of input materials.
Finally, gas is managed to manufacture ready-to-use electricity for
housing and industrial facilities in consumption.

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The bar chart displays both real and foreseen statistic of the
population transformation of three different cities named Jakarta,
Sao Paulo and Shanghai in a decade from 1990. The unit is
measured in millions.
Overall, all three figures had the common tendency to increase
after 10 years. Specifically, Sao Paulo dominated the list in both
actual and expected data, while Jakarta and Shanghai maintained
their rank throughout the period despite a sharp rise.
In 1990, Sao Paulo recorded nearly 16 million citizens doubling
Jakarta with just about 8 million in population size. Although the
predictions of Sao Paulo and Jakarta indicated that both grew
significantly to 22 and 11 million respectively, actual figures
exceeded the expectations to reach 24 million in the former and
13 million in the latter.
However, the amount of population of Shanghai was forecasted to
decline from 12 to nearly 11 million after a decade from 1990.
Nevertheless, the actual figure still surpassed the expectation
with 15 million at the end.
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The diagram illustrates the comparision of small town museum and its
surrounding area in half of a century from 1957.
Overall, the musem experienced considerable transformation both inside and
outside. Notably, the museum was enlarged significantly with the expansion
of the space and new commercial facilities but less green area throughout
the period.
At the first glance, the total space of the museum in 1957 was coverd by
numerous trees in the garden with just one tiny way into the mainhall. In
terms of amenities, there were the national history exhibition in front of the
entrance gate occupied most of the capacity of the museum. To the left of
the main way is the local history room, and the store-room in the opposite
direction.
In contrast, the sharp reduction of trees in 2007 made room for the extension
of the museum. The new car park was built in the area where it used to be
the entrance. From that point, the welcome gate was relocated to the left
accompanied by the museum shop. Next the locoal history room was
widened and transferred from the bottom-left to the center of the museum
creating a tiny space for reception desk. The national history was replaced by
the special exhibitions situated next to the educational centre at the top.
The pie chart illustrates the aging range of British visitors travelling to Spain
in 3 decades from 1983.
Overall, Britain visitors from group 35-54 years had the main tendency to
travel to Spain throughout the period. Specifically, the percentage of older
visitors aged 55+ years and younger travellers aged 0-24 years increased,
while those of the middle age group aged 25-54 declined.
In 1983, group 35-54 dominenced and came top of the list with a half
amount of visitors; then, this figure witnessed a sharp decrease in 15%
compared to the initial phase. Likewise, the UK’s visitors.