The aforementioned bar graph illustrates the quantity of school trips made by students aged 5-12, using different transport methods, in one country, over the years. The years being compared are 1990 and 2010.
Overall
, it is evident that there is a large difference in the number of children using each mode of transport. In 1990, the most popular way to go on trips was by foot, with approximately 12.2 Linking Words
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children walking. Use synonyms
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dropped to 6 Linking Words
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in 2010. The least popular mode was by car, with approximately 4.6 Use synonyms
million
kids. Use synonyms
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, in 2010, Linking Words
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was the most popular, with 10.6 Linking Words
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kids. Use synonyms
Moreover
, the least common mode was cycling, with only 2 Linking Words
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students.
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Furthermore
, other transport methods include walking , Linking Words
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taking the bus or just taking the bus. In the years being compared, there were more students travelling with those transports in the first year, with around 4.9 and 6.6 Linking Words
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pupils, respectively. Use synonyms
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dropped to 2.6 and 4.6 Linking Words
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in the second year.Use synonyms