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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 bar graph illustrates the perceived and actual likelihood of begin a victim of crime by three different categories of thief, during the period of three years (2009 to 2011). The scale is in percentages.

Overall, it is evident that the numbers of crimes were consider very high despite of that the actual crimes were a quarter of all of perceived. Whereas, Burgulary and Violent crime was similar in aceptation and actual retes of percentages.

To begin with Burglary and Violent crime, over the period of 2009/10 and 2010/11 the prediction were nearly 15% and 10% in both the cases. Whereas, the actual crime rates of Burglary was approximately 2% in both the years. In a similar way, the actual rates of violent crime was only 1% far than Burglary, which was 3% in both the years.

Moreover, the highest number of car thief perceived in 2009/10 was just over 20% and in 2010/11 was just less approximately 3%. In comparison of actual thief of car rates was same which is 4% respectively.

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