The chart below shows the literacy rates of three different contries between 1930 and 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevent.

The bar chart illustrates changes in the number of

cars

per household in a particular European nation from 1971 to 2001.

It is clear that

car

ownership in

this

country rose over the period shown.

While

the percentage of

families

with one, and two or more

cars

increased, the figure for households without a

car

decreased. In 1971, nearly half of the residents in

this

country did not possess a

car

,

while

about 30% of

families

owned 1

car

, and around 18% of

families

owned 2 or more

cars

. Ten years later, the figures for those with no

car

or 1

car

dropped to just over 40% and 30% respectively. Meanwhile,

families

with 2 or more

cars

increased to just under 30%. 1991 saw a dramatic rise in 1

car

ownership, peaking at almost 50%,

while

the percentage of

families

with no

car

, or 2 or more

cars

, both decreased. In 2001, the percentage of

families

with no

car

, or 2 or more

cars

, was about equal, at just under 30%,

while

about 44% of households owned 1

car

.