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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 pie chart illustrates the proportion of professionals who suffer from stress according to their working hours , whilst the bar chart depicts the number of hours worked per week for each profession. We can see that lecturers work around 20 hours per week. However, they are the group most stressed.

The pie chart shows that a quarter of the percentage is lecturers. Movie producer and chefs are less then a third. After that doctors, and business men are one in ten. In addition a small proportion for writiers, programers and lawyers.

The bart chart gives information that business men work appromaxitly 70 houes per week. Chefs and lecturers work between 20 and 30 in the same period. Moreover programmers and writers work around 40 hours.

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