The first given line chart illustrates the names of the males (Daniel, Oliver, and Alexander) in favor nowadays, while the other graph portrays the popularity of three female names is Sophia, Isabella and Emily, in the UK over the period from 1925 to 2000.
There was, therefore, a general increase in the popularity of most names over the period, particularly after 1975. By the year 2000, Daniel and Emily had been identified as the most popular male and female names.
According to the first graph, the name Daniel is the name that stands in the spot of being the most popular boys’ name, registering an increase over time to maintain a steady yearly average of 11,000 births by the year 2000. Besides that, the name Oliver also was on a steady rise until 1975, after which it shot upwards and touched approximately 9,000. After being less popular pre-1975, Alexander went up steeply until 1975, reaching an average of 10,000 by the year 2000. Daniel was ostensibly the most popular boys’ name throughout this period.
In the second graph, all three names saw a noticeable rise after 1975. Emily became the most popular, increasing from about 2000 in 1975 to 1100 people using in 2000. Additionally, Sophia was in the top, and with steady increases after 1975, it amounted to 10,000 by the year 2000. Both Sophia and Isabella also rose, but Sophia increased more sharply, surpassing Isabella by 2000.