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Band 4+: The graphs show figures relating to hours worked and stress levels amongst professionals in eight groups. Describe the information shown to a university or collage lecturer.

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The image contains two visual data representations; the top is a bar chart titled "Average number of hours worked per week," which displays hours for seven occupations: Writers (40), Doctors (50), Chefs (55), Lecturers (60), Lawyers (65), Movie Producers (70), and Programmers and Businessmen both at (65). Below the bar chart is a pie chart titled "Occupations of people suffering from stress-related illness" with percentage distributions for eight professional groups: Writers (5%), Doctors (18%), Lawyers (8%), Movie Producers (11%), Programmers (15%), Chefs (25%), Lecturers (10%), and Businessmen (8%). The overall caption states, "Hours worked and stress levels amongst professionals in eight groups."
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The graphs illustrate average number of hours worked per week and occupations of people suffering from stress related illness. Overall, business men section accounted for the highest weekly and the most people who suffer from stress are the lectures.

To begin with, nowadays businessmen are having very long working routine as the amount hours which they spend for working are 70 hours weekly. Moreover, chefs’ and lawyers’ working times are 30 and almost 35 hours, accordingly. Finally, figures for work hours of movie producers accounted for the second most at a bit more than 50 hours.

To continue with, the fact that even tough businessmen work hours are long they made up only 11 percent of the total people. The percentages of movie producers and lawyers are same with 8 percent each. Percentage of doctors who suffered from stress related to illness is triple as the number for the writers

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