Band 5+: The graph below and the chart on the next page show the answers people gave about the extent to which they are satisfied with their lives and what they think would make them happiest. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph and chart provide about general feelings of happiness in life. The graph compares people’s levels of life satisfaction at different ages. The chart looks at factors that people think might make them happy and compares these across age groups.

The level of feeling happiness is started to be different when people reach the age of 21 to 30. In comparison male and female, female experience less happiness – the givens 5,5 against 5,3. From ages 21 to 50 satisfaction declines steadily down for both genders. Reaching 5,0 when they are around 41 to 50.

Obviously people can face the midlife crisis in this period. However, it is noticeable that the level of happiness is raising again for men and women onward 51. From 60 both groups rate prolongs to increase. Up to 70 years old the indicator achieves approximately score 5,6.

In conclusion the period of emotional plans of both genders are similar.

However at the young ages their satisfaction are quite different. In common after midlife crisis, male and female over the year feel happiness.