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Band 5+: The pie charts below give information about the preferred housing and the quality of housing in Country A.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the data and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two pie charts: "Preferred housing in Country A" shows 45% house, 33% flat, 17% terraced house, 5% houseboat/van; "Quality of housing in Country A" shows 70% underoccupied home, 15% each for overcrowded home and poor condition.
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THE PIE CHARTS SHOW DETAILS ABOUT THE PREFERRED HOUSING AND THE QUALITY OF HOUSING IN COUNTRY A. IT IS QUITE EVIDENT THAT THE PREFERRED HOUSING MOSTLY PREFERRED HOUSE AS COMPARE TO FLAT, TERRACED HOUSE, AND HOUSEBOAT, VAN. MOREOVER, QUALITY OF HOUSING ARE MOST UNDEROCCUPIED HOME TO OVER CROWDED HOME AND POOR CONDITION.

IT CAN BE SEEN THAT THE FIRST CHART GIVE INFORMATION ABOUT PREFERRED HOUSING IN COUNTRY A WITH DIFFERENTE PERCENTAGE OF HOUSE, TERRACED HOUSE, FLAT, AND HOUSEBOAT, VAN. FURTHERMORE, HOUSE COVERD 45 PERCENTAGE OF PREFERRED HOUSING IN COUNTRY A, WHICH HIGHEST PERCENTAGE TO OTHERS. BESIDE THIS, HOUSEBOAT AND VAN ONLY HAVE 5 PERCENTAGE OF PREFERRED HOUSING OF COUNTRY A.

MOREOVER, THE SECOUND PIE CHART SHOW INFORMATION OF QUALITY OF HOUSING IN COUNTRY A. UNDEROCCUPIED HOME COVERD 70 PERCENTAGE OF QUALITY OF HOUSING IN COUNTRY A, WHICH TOP PERCENTAGE TO OVER CROWDED HOME AND POOR CONDITION. ALSO, OVER CROWDED HOME AND POOR CONDITION HAVE EQUAL 15 PERCENTAGE OF QUALITY OF HOUSING IN COUNTRY A.

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