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Band 7+: The bar chart shows the number of students who like four different school subjects: Math, English, Science, and History.

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The image displays a bar chart titled 'Number of Students Who Like Different School Subjects' with a vertical axis labeled 'Number of Students' ranging from 0 to 35 and a horizontal axis for 'Subjects'. The data presented shows the number of students who like specific subjects: Math with 30 students, English with 25 students, Science with 20 students, and History with 10 students.
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The bar chart illustrates the amount of students who like four different school subjects: Math, English, Science, and History.

In general, the highest number of students is recorded in Math, whereas Histrory shows the least figure. Moreover, English is also liked by many students, while Science has a moderate level of interest.

Looking at the details, approximately 30 students prefer Math, making it the most popular school subject, followed by English with about 25 students. This demonstrates that language subject is also popular among students. In comparison, almost 20 students like Science subject, which is slightly lower than English.

In contrast, History is the lowest subject in, with only around 10 students showing little interest in it. In comparison with the other subjects, History is the least popular school subject among pupils. The difference between Math and History is quite large, which clearly showcases students’ preferences.

In conclusion, many students’ preferences are connected with Math and English subject, while fewer students are interested in Science and History.

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