The charts below show the results of a survey on happiness ratings for married and unmarried people in the US, and the effect of children on the overall ratings of married couples. According to the first chart it shows
The charts give information on the rate of happiness for married and unmarried people. The information provided is divided into different age groups and whether they have children or not. According to the first chart i
The graphs show the comparable percentage of obtaining enjoyment between single and married couples and the happiness of the couples with and without children or children at a certain age.
The charts illustrate the comparable percentage of obtaining pleasure between two groups of single and married. In addition, the influence of children in the range of happiness is analysed into couples in the US.
The charts below illustrate the comparable percentage of obtaining pleasure between two groups of single and unmarried people and the range of happiness into couples who has children in the US.
It can be seen that there are two charts about how happy people are when they are married and single as well as the happiness ratings of the children of people who are married in the USA. The graph compares the levels of
the table exhibit the years 1994, 1995,1996,1997,and 1998 had a number of 100000 travellers. Each travelling for holiday, Business, Visit to friends and relatives or other reasons. The most people who travelled for holid
This essay will discuss the exposed report of costumers who visited four different tourist attractions in England in 1999. Moreover, I will summarise the information and report the main info, and make comparisons in par
The pie chart illustrates the proportion of tourists who visited four different destinations in the United Kingdom, in the year 1999. The tabular chart gives further breakdown of the tourist's preference for the common s
The pie chart depicts the consequences of people who lived in Britain visiting famous places such as Wildlife Parks and Zoo, Historic houses and monuments, Museum and galleries and Theme Parks particularly in 1999.
The pie chart illustrates the percentage of the people who visit tourist centres, including wildlife parks, historic houses and monuments, museum and galleries, and theme parks by respectively. In addition, in the near t
Given in the table is information collected by a survey carried out on UK residents' purposes of travelling abroad and given in the bar chart are places where they mainly went to.
The chart illustrates the number of visitors who visited four different types of popular attraction places like theme parks, Museums, Galleries, Historic Houses and Monuments, and Wildlife park and Zoos in Britain in 199
The chart illustrates the proportion of visitors who visited four different types of popular attraction places like theme parks, Museums, Galleries, Historic Houses and Monuments, and Wildlife park and Zoos in Britain in
The table demonstrates the number of abroad travellers in the UK in terms of purposes, while the bar charts present three particular destinations that they visited, namely Western Europe, North America and other areas fr
While the first chart gives an information about survey results which taken from a cross section of hundred respondents asking about the purpose of their travel, the second chart provides information about their destinat
The provided chart illustrates the survey result of 100,000 UK residents to find the countries they visit overseas from 1994 to 1998. Besides, different purposes of travel at the same period are clearly shown in the tabl