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Band 8+: 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.

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The image displays a horizontal bar graph titled "Young people's expectations for change" with five categories: Communication between people, Quality of food, Quality of water, Quality of air in cities, Health; each category has two bars representing percentages of "will improve" and "get worse". Communication between people: will improve 54%, get worse 46%. Quality of food: will improve 49%, get worse 51%. Quality of water: will improve 40%, get worse 60%. Quality of air in cities: will improve 23%, get worse 70%. Health: will improve 42%, get worse 58%. The percentage scale ranges from 0% to 100%.
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The bar chart represents the expectations of young European people who participated in a survey about potential changes in five different aspects of life over the next two decades.

Overall, it can be clearly seen that interpersonal communication recorded a high level of optimism, while air quality in urban areas were strongly believed to suffer a degradation.

Regarding interpersonal communication, 46% of the respondents predicted that this area would get worse, while 54% of young people were more optimistic about this aspect. As for food quality, the percentage of people who anticipated a positive change stood at 49%, which was slightly lower than that of pessimists by 2%.

Turning to study participants of health, the negative expections were more noticeable than the positive ones, at 58% and 42%, respectively. Water quality recorded a high percentage of people who believed there would be a deterioration, specifically at 60%, whereas only 40% were positive about future changes. Lastly, air quality witnessed a more pronounced divergence, with 77% of participants predicted a negative change, which was significantly higer than those who expected an upgrade by 54%.

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