The graph shows the results of a survey of British public figures that people can recognise from their photographs.
A glance at the bar chart provided reveals the rate of British
people
among four age groups who recognised the Queen
, prime minister, chancellor or mayor
of London
from photographs in the UK.
Overall
, it is clear that
the Queen
is the most frequently could be recognised among these ages, compared to the least that of finding London
Mayor
. People
from 41 to 60 showed the highest rate of recognising four persons.
In terms of people
under 20, the rate of finding the queen
was 90%, whereas
the figure for the Chancellor and Mayor
of London
shared an equal number, merely 20% each. The 41 to 60 age bracket who found the queen
was the highest, at 100%, and exactly 60% recognised the Mayor
of London
, which fell by 40%.
However
, over 61 ages and aged from 21 to 40 experienced a converse trend, the 80% of 21-40-year-old people
could find the prime minister, compared to approximately 65% of those over 61. 70% of inhabitants over 61 of recognising the chancellor, which was more than twice higher than that of the age group from 21 to 40.Submitted by zjlslqls on
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