The table shows the numbers of people in each group working in certain sectors in the UK in 1998 and 2006
The table gives information on the total
number
of people
in five different age
groups (ranging from 18 to 65 years old) who worked in four different sectors (hotel and catering, building, technology
, and education
) in the UK between 1998 and 2006. Overall
, in 1998, the majority of people
the 46-55 who were employed in the education
field were the highest number
, while
the oldest age
group chose technology
, becoming the lowest number
in 1998. However
, in 2000, education
was the most preferable job and the biggest number
that workers at age
26-35 decided to do
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In contrast
, the oldest people
who accompanied the building sector were the smallest number
.
It is noticeable that in 1998 the total of citizens at age
46-55 working in the education
sector was the highest around 125,345 although
this
number
decreased for the oldest age
group. But, in this
year, technology
became the lowest number
that the oldest people
choose to do as their job, about 800. Other sectors including hotel and catering and building in this
year experienced a decrease in numbers through the increasing age
of people
.
In 2000, there were changes in the sectors that people
preferred to do. Citizens at age
26-35 who have an occupation in technology
were the largest number
approximately 454,375. Contrary to the building field, reaching the smallest number
, that was just around 3,287 people
choosing this
job.Submitted by iamlearner9697 on
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Vocabulary: Replace the words number, people, age, technology, education with synonyms.
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Vocabulary: The word "decreased" was used 2 times.
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Vocabulary: The word "around" was used 2 times.
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