The line graph and pie chart below show information on crime in the UK for the last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should The Relationship Between Age and Crime, last year Types of Property Crime in the UK, last year
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The two diagrams give the details about illegal
acts
in the UK for the previous year. The line chart shows the number of crimes committed with respect to Use synonyms
age
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while
the pie diagram illustrates a variety of crimes.
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Overall
, we can see that the majority of unlawful Linking Words
acts
are violent and are executed more by people of younger Use synonyms
age
.
It is interesting to note that criminal Use synonyms
acts
started rather early, after the Use synonyms
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of 8. The number of Use synonyms
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acts
kept increasing rapidly with Use synonyms
age
until it peaked at 800,000 felonies carried out by the Use synonyms
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group of 20. Use synonyms
Thereafter
, the figure fell dramatically by 75% at 28 after which the rate slowly declined. At 60, the crime rate was below 100,000.
Regarding the kinds of illegal Linking Words
acts
, almost half of it comprised of violent ones, Use synonyms
whereas
offences, like theft and burglary, and illicit drug trade share a similar number, 23% and 22% respectively. Only 9% represented public order crimes.Linking Words
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