The data has been shown in the pie charts which are easy to analyze. Accordingly, the information is about the UK students of one university, who could speak a number of languages including English between the years 2000 and 2010.
This data is presented in pie charts, which display six segments representing different languages aside from English. The languages listed are as follows: German, Spanish, French, No Other Language, Another Language, and Two Other Languages.
The information is represented using trends, which makes it easy to justify. Graph one shows six segments and the second graph indicates only five segments. Data is provided accurately through percent criteria.
The maximum number of students spoke the Spanish language in the year 2000 as well as 2010 and the lowest number of pupils spoke the German language. Almost, a similar number of speakers are shown in two other languages and No other languages.
Overall, the information presented here shows the domination of Spanish speakers in both charts. The students speaking French language is seen only in the first graph, on the second graph none of the students speak French language.
