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Band 7+: The graph shows the language options selected by 13-year-old students in a school in England

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The image displays a line graph depicting the number of students choosing French vs Mandarin as language options in a school in England from 1997 to 2001. French starts at around 160 students in 1997 and experiences a steady decline, dropping to about 100 by 2001. In contrast, Mandarin begins at nearly 20 students in 1997 and shows a consistent increase, rising to just under 80 students by 2001. There are markers for each year, showing slight fluctuations but overall maintaining the described trends for both languages.
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The line chart illustrates show how many 13-year-old students opted French and Mandarin in a school in the UK from 2000 to the present

Overall, it can be seen that more students have been choosing to study Mandarin, but French is still the most popular language option.

In 2000, the number of students who took French was 150, compared to just under 20 students who chose Mandarin. Over the next five years, the figure fell considerably for French to 90 leaners, but rose dramatically for Mandarin and reached a peak at 75 students. French gained some popularity in 2006, but has remained fairly stable since then at about 90 students. So there was a significant difference in numbers at this time. In contrast, the number of students taking Mandarin dipped in 2006 and then fluctuated, before it returned to 75.

In 2009, students’ study of French and Mandarin saw slight fluctuations to around 85 and 65 pupils. However, by 2010, the number of Mandarin learners had surpassed those studying French, reaching roughly 80 students.

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