The two charts give information about single households in England in the year 2011. The bar chart compares figures for occupants' age and gender, and the pie chart shows the data about the number of
bedrooms
in these homes.
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Overall
, there is no dramatic difference when comparing the percentage of males and females of all ages living alone. Linking Words
In addition
, it is plainly seen that one-person households with 2 Linking Words
bedrooms
were the most popular in England that year.
Looking at the details of the bar chart, men at 49 and under lived alone more than women in the same age Use synonyms
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. It is noticeable that about 65% of males between 35 and 49 were living alone. The opposite trend can be seen in the age Use synonyms
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65 and above. The proportion of English women living alone in Use synonyms
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was much higher than that of men. Use synonyms
This
figure accounts for three fourth when comparing the Linking Words
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of 85 and over.
In terms of the number of Use synonyms
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, 35.4% of these single-occupant households had 2 Use synonyms
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By contrast
, the figures for homes with 4 and 5 Linking Words
bedrooms
are significantly smaller, at 5.3% and 1.4% respectively. Use synonyms
Whereas
, there is just a slight difference between the percentage of homes with 2 and 3 Linking Words
bedrooms
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