Band 5+: The graph shows the results of a survey of British public figures that people can recognise from their photographs. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.

The provided graph elucidates data about people at varying ages who recognize well-known individuals’ pictures in a British survey.

Overall, the picture of the Queen is the leader , whereas the opposite pattern can be observed at the Mayor of London’s. Moreover, the figure for the queen stands out its other competitors, regarding all aged people.

In terms of the Queen and Prime Minister, they show higher results. From 21 to 61 and over-aged people recognize 100% about the Queen, but there is a small difference with 95% in 0-20 aged young people. When it comes to the prime minister, although he is famous among 41-60 aged residents, at 90%, 21-40 aged adults know 80% about him. There is a substantial gap for that between 0-20 and 61 as well as more aged people, with 50% and 65% respectively.

With regard to lower results, Chancellor and Mayor of London demonstrate the same results with 20% in 0-20 aged population. The chancellor is the highest in the same percentage(70%) among 41-61 aged individuals, while the mayor of London is dominant with 60% among 21-60 aged people. 40% among 61 aged people in mayor and 30% between 21 and 40 aged people in chancellor are illustrated.