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Band 6+: The chart below shows the percentage of people choosing different ways for different purposes in the UK in 2013.

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The image displays a bar chart comparing transport modes for different purposes. For Walking, the percentages are: Education 25%, Work 5%, Leisure 35%, and Shopping 25%. For Bus, the percentages are: Education 30%, Work 25%, Leisure 25%, and Shopping 20%. For Train, the percentages are: Education 5%, Work 25%, Leisure 10%, and Shopping 15%. For Car, the percentages are: Education 30%, Work 40%, Leisure 15%, and Shopping 30%. For Others, the percentages are: Education 10%, Work 5%, Leisure 15%, and Shopping 10%.
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The provided chart illustrates people’s preferences of four distinct stuff, sectored by five ways in the UK for the year 2013.

Overall, different patterns are exhibited in these five sectors, with shopping accounting significant parts in each section.

Education presents notable parts in walking, bus, and car, at 25%, 30%, and 30%, respectively, while it exhibits considerably lower ratios in train and other ways, at 5% and 10%, respectively. Work dominates its positions in train and car sectors, at 25% and 40%, respectively, with an undeniable high proportion in bus, at 25%, it illustrates the lowest ratios in walking and other ways, both at 5%.

In contrast, leisure and shopping both account for irreplaceable parts in each ways. With high percentages of 35% in walking an 25% in bus, leisure also shares notable parts in train, car, and other ways, at 10%, 15%, and 15%, respectively. While shopping accounts for 25% in walking and 30% in car, it also shares 20% in bus, 15% in train, and 10% in other ways.

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