Band 5+: The chart below shows the results of a European survey into young people's expectations for change in five different areas of life in the next 20 years. They were asked if they thought things would improve or get worse.

The table consists of rows and columns that outline detailed data on the results of European survey into youth individual’s expectations, offering a clear comparison between the listed categories and their corresponding values.

Overall, it is clear from table that all expectations about quality of vital products, the goods that got worse were dominating the chart, except of the communication between people.

To begin with, the people’s expectations about communication between people was 54% that it will improve, while the percentage of people who think that it will be spoiled was only 46%. Regarding quality of food, the proportion of individual’s expectations was almost similar, 49% expected to be improved and 51% that will diminish. Turning to quality of water, the percentage of people’s anticipation will enhance was 40%, whilst 60% of people think that it will get worse.

As for quality of air in cities, the people’s expectations that the air will get worse ranked the highest with 70% of people, whereas those who think that it will enhance was only 23%. Finally, although the proportion of people who anticipated that health will get worse was 58%, the percentage of those who expected that health will improve was 42%.