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Band 6+: The pie charts describe the percentage of students who took part in different activities in 1985 and their percentage this year.

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The image displays two pie charts about the percentage of students taking various courses. In 1985, the distribution was: Art 17%, Modern languages (French, German, Spanish) 24%, Local history 15%, Music appreciation 8%, Cookery 14%, and Fitness and dance 22%. For 'this year', the distribution was: Art 15%, Modern languages (French, German, Spanish) 17%, IT 27%, Cookery 19%, and Fitness and dance 22%.
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The pie chart illustrates the students who participated in various activities in 1985 and their percentage recent year.

Overall, the percentage of students which have learned modern language showed the highest figure in 1985, while music appreciation recorded the lowest level across other categories. Additionally, the proportion of IT students claims the highest figure, whereas the reverse is true for Art participants.

The percentage of students which learned modern languages (French, German, Spanish) stand out, with 24% in 1985. Its fitness and dance students were also the greatest, at 22%. The art class students proportion made up 17%. Local history followed, 15%, and the percentage of cookery students was 14%. The participants in music appreciation showed the lowest figure at 8%.

By contrast, IT class is learned a lot among students about 27% in recent year. The figure for fitness and dance claims 22%. The cookery class lovers showed much more interest, about 19%, this year. The proportion of students who took part in modern language classes ( French, German, Spanish) is 17% and Art students claim the lowest figure in this year.

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