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The image consists of two bar graphs comparing the proportion of males and females obtaining top grades in Science, Arts, Maths, Languages, and Humanities in years 1960 and 2000. In the males graph: Science 30 (1960), 20 (2000); Arts 20 (1960), 30 (2000); Maths 40 (1960), 30 (2000); Languages 20 (1960), 20 (2000); Humanities 30 (1960), 40 (2000). In the females graph: Science 10 (1960), 20 (2000); Arts 30 (1960), 40 (2000); Maths 30 (1960), 20 (2000); Languages 40 (1960), 20 (2000); Humanities 30 (1960), 30 (2000).
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The bar charts show the percentages of male and female students who got top grades in five subjects in 1960 and 2000.
Overall, boys performed better in science and maths, while girls had higher results in arts and languages. There were also some changes in the percentages over time.
For male students, science had the highest percentage in 1960, at about 35%, but this fell to around 20% in 2000. Maths showed a similar decrease. However, the percentage of boys getting top grades in humanities increased, rising from about 25% in 1960 to nearly 45% in 2000.
For female students, languages had the highest figures in both years. Around 45% of girls got top grades in 1960, but this dropped to about 30% in 2000. Arts also had relatively high results. In contrast, science and maths were the lowest subjects for girls in both years.
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