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Band 4+: The line graph compares the number of burglaries in four different countries of Europe over a 9 – year.

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The image shows a line graph depicting burglary rates per thousand in Great Britain, Sweden, France, and Norway from 2000 to 2009. Great Britain starts at approximately 20 in 2000, peaks at about 21 in 2001, shows fluctuations, and ends at roughly 17 in 2009. Sweden starts just above 5, peaks at around 15 in 2004, dips slightly, peaks again at around 18 in 2006, and ends at approximately 14 in 2009. France starts at about 6, shows a steady rise to 12 in 2009. Norway starts at approximately 5, displays slight fluctuations, and ends just above 2 in 2009.
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The graph below gives information about burglaries per thousands in Great Britain,Greece,Spain,Norway between 2000 and 2009

it is clear from the graph that the line made in Great Britain,Greece percentage of overall burglaries was high during this period,while Spain,Norway ,percentage of overall burglaries was low during this time

According to what is shown in the graph, Greece line remained flat around 2000 to 2003. Greece rose increased steadily around 2003 to 2009. Great Britain line constant around 2000 to 2001. Great Britain rose soared and then quickly recovered around 2001 to 2004. Great Britain line hit peak around 2004 to 2008. Great Britain line unchanged around 2008 to 2009

According to what is shown in the graph,Norway line fell steadily around 2000 to 2003. Norway rose Remained flat around 2003 to 2007.Norway rose increased steadily 2007 to 2008.Norway line constant around 2008 to 2009.Spain line soared and then quickly recovered around 2000 to 2003. Spain Rose increased dramatically around 2003 to 2005 . Spain line fell gradually around 2005 to 2009

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The line graph compares the number of burglaries in four different countries of Europe over a 9 – year.

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