The graphs below show the trends in three boys and girls names which are currently in the UK. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graphs illustrate three popular name trends for

boys

and

girls

in the UK from 1925 to 2000.

Overall

,

boys

'

names

have experienced random trends

while

girls

'

names

are stagnantly going upward. Both

boys

' and

girls

'

names

reached their peak popularity in 2000 except for Daniel which had its maximum popularity in 1975.

Firstly

, the

boys

'

names

, Oliver and Alexander started at the same number which is 1 per

thousand

while

Daniel started strong at 4 per

thousand

. In 1950, they all are in different situations, among them all, Daniel is having a steady increase reaching the highest number which is 12 per

thousand

in 1975, but it decreased a bit to around 10 per

thousand

in 2000. Oliver has a fluctuative trend but

finally

rocketed to 11 per

thousand

in 2000,

while

Alexander remained almost the same until 1975

then

increasing to around 10 per

thousand

in 2000.

Lastly

, the

girls

'

names

, Sophia, Isabella and Emily have a similar trend with each other. The two of them remained the same until 1975, only Emily is a bit different, its trend going upward from 1 per

thousand

in 1950 to around 4 per

thousand

in 1975.

Finally

, each of those

girls

'

names

has its highest number in 2000, Emily and Sophia are 11 per

thousand

while

Isabelle is around 10 per

thousand

.