bar charts lesson 3pptx

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Overall, it can be seen that the percentages of men
and women holding driving license increased by the
end of 2006 . By contrast, the percentages of young
drivers aged 17-20 declined for both
genders between 1996 and 2006.

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Body 1
Looking first at the percentage of people holding
driving licenses, the figure for men increased gradually
from 70% in 1976 to 80% in 2006. Similarly, the figure
for women doubled, starting at 30 % in 1976 and
reaching 60% in 2006.
Despite this increase, the figure for men was
consistently higher than that for women throughout the
period.

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Body 2
Turning to young drivers aged 17-20, the figure for
men declined slightly, from 50% in 1996 to 45% in
2006. The figure for young women also fell from 30%
in 1996 to 20% in 2006.Although both groups
experienced a decline, young men continued to
have higher percentage of driving license holders
than young women.

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Overall, women recorded higher percentages than men in
almost every age group, with the exception of those aged
15–24. In addition, the figures for the two genders were
almost identical among people aged 65 and over.

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Overall, women recorded higher
percentages of regular physical activity than
men in almost all age groups, with the
exception of those aged 15-24, In addition,
the highest figure for men was recorded
among the youngest group, whereas women
reached their peak in the 45-54 age group.

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In the youngest age group, 52.8% of men
exercised regularly, compared with 47.7% of
women. However, among people aged 25–
34, the figure for women was higher than
that for men, at 48.9% and 42.2%,
respectively.

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Turning to the older age groups, women continued to record higher
percentages than men among those aged 45–54, at 53.3%
compared with 43.1%. A similar difference can be seen in the 55–
64 age group, where the figures stood at 53.0% and 45.1%,
respectively. Finally, among people aged 65 and over, the
percentages were almost identical, at 47.1% for women and 46.7%
for men.