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Band 4+: The graph below shows the percentage of 18-25 year olds in universities in four different countries. Summarise the information by selection and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a graph detailing university attendance percentages of 18-25-year-olds in 4 countries from 1961 to 2011: Singapore (solid line), Malaysia (dotted line), Philippines (dashed line), Thailand (dash-dot line). In 1961: Singapore ~12%, Malaysia ~1%, Philippines ~10%, Thailand ~1%. In 1971: Singapore ~28%, Malaysia ~3%, Philippines ~14%, Thailand ~2%. In 1981: Singapore ~25%, Malaysia ~5%, Philippines ~18%, Thailand ~4%. In 1991: Singapore ~25%, Malaysia ~9%, Philippines ~22%, Thailand ~7%. In 2001: Singapore ~30%, Malaysia ~12%, Philippines ~24%, Thailand ~16%. In 2011: Singapore >35%, Malaysia ~28%, Philippines ~30%, Thailand ~18%.
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The percentage of people 18-25year olds in universities in four different countries are represented by a line graph. The data varies among Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines and Thailand 1961-2011 for the period. The vertical axis depicts numbers while the horizontal represents years.

Looking an overall perspective is readily apparent that Singapore decreased considerably, than it increased gradually. Whereas, Thailand flactuated. In contrast, Malaysia grow significantly while the Philippines climbed marginally.

Looking at the details, as regards Singapore, it started at a middle figure around 15 in 1961. Subsequently, there was a remarkable rocket 30 in 1971. However, it dropped sharply at approximately 25 in 1981. After that it rose dramatically about 36,than it fall rapidly at roughly 34 in 2001. As a consequence it grow marginally in 2011. If we look at Thailand, it declined negligibly to 20 in 1971, than it levelled off in 1981. In 1991,it dropped to 20. After that it climbed significantly at approximately 42 in 2011.

With respect to Malaysia, it started at a low figure around about 1 in 1961. Malaysia increased at roughly 10in 1971, than it grew rapidly to 15 in 1991. In the end, result was a stable. As for Philippines,it peaked at a low figure around 7 in 1961. Firstly,it grew negligibly 15 in 1991, secondly it climbed remarkably about 20 in 2011.

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