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Band 5+: The graph below shows the perceived danger and actual likelihood of being a victim of crime. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar graph indicating perceived and actual likelihoods of becoming a crime victim in three categories over two periods. For Burglary: Perceived 2009/10 equals approximately 23%, Actual 2009/10 equals around 2%, Perceived 2010/11 measures about 20%, Actual 2010/11 is estimated at 3%. Regarding Car Crime: Perceived 2009/10 is roughly 22%, Actual 2009/10 is about 7%, Perceived 2010/11 stands at approximately 21%, Actual 2010/11 is slightly under 8%. In terms of Violent Crime: Perceived 2009/10 reaches around 19%, Actual 2009/10 is near 3%, Perceived 2010/11 approximates 20%, Actual 2010/11 is close to 4%.
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The given bar chart provides insights into the potential danger and possibility of becoming a victim of crime. Generally, there are three kinds crime such as burglary, car crime and violent crime. Moreover, the perceived 2009/10 of car crime had a leading position while the actual 2010/11 of burglary was the joint-lowest point.

At first glance, in terms of perceived 2009/10, it could be seen that car crime was joint-highest at over 20 percent, whilst burglary and violent crime had the same ration accounting for approximately 15 percent. In addition, in actual 2009/10, burglary had the smallest propotion with under 3 percent and the rate of car crime was around 1 percent larger than the other one.

In 2010 and 2011, the generall trend was decrease. Indeed, probable perceived victims of car crime still had the leading position, making up about 17 percentage. Perceived victims of Burglary and Violent crime experienced a slight decrease to about 13% in 2010/11. Car crime’s actual victims were remained stable constant at around 4%, as like as real victims of Violent crime (approximately 3%). The rate of valid victims of Burglary constituted the lowest percentage, comprising about 3%.

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