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The image contains two line graphs titled 'Trends in Currently Popular Boys' Names' and 'Trends in Currently Popular Girls' Names', with the y-axis representing values 'Per thousand' and the x-axis showing years 1925, 1950, 1975, and 2000. In the boys' names graph, Daniel's values are approximately 3.5 in 1925, 10 in 1950, 12 in 1975, and 11.5 in 2000; Oliver's values are 1 in 1925, 5 in 1950, 0 in 1975, and 10 in 2000; Alexander's values are 1 in 1925, 1 in 1950, approximately 1.5 in 1975, and 10 in 2000. In the girls' names graph, Sophia's values are 0 in 1925, 0 in 1950, 0 in 1975, and 10 in 2000; Isabella's values are 0 in 1925, 0 in 1950, approximately 0.5 in 1975, and approximately 11.5 in 2000; Emily's values are approximately 1.5 in 1925, approximately 0.5 in 1950, 3 in 1975, and 11 in 2000.
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The two line graphs show changes in the popularity of three boys’ names and three girls’ names in the UK from the year 1925 to 2000.
Generally, all six names increased in popularity over the period, although some showed fluctuations. By the year 2000, Oliver and Emily had become the most common names for boys and girls respectively.
For boys, the name Daniel rose steadily from around 4 names per thousand people in 1925 to about 11 per thousand in 2000. Oliver showed the sharpest growth, increasing consistently to just over 11 names per thousand. Alexander, meanwhile, continued to stay the same until 1975, from which it began to grow up to 10 names per thousand people in the year 2000.
For girls, the name Sophia remained at a low number but increased gradually after 1975, reaching about 11 names per thousand in the year 2000. Isabella followed a similar pattern but grew less sharply after 1975, finishing at around 10. Emily rose the fastest, overtaking the other two names to reach approximately 11 names per thousand people by the year 2000.
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