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Band 4+: The table shows data about what people in the UK thought the government should increase spending on. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows percentage distributions by gender and age group. % Gender: Men - Health 32%, Education 55%, Other areas 13%. Women - Health 48%, Education 40%, Other areas 12%. % Age group: Health - 18-24: 25%, 25-34: 35%, 35-44: 48%, 45-54: 48%, 55-64: 52%, 65+: 72%. Education - 18-24: 40%, 25-34: 52%, 35-44: 26%, 45-54: 27%, 55-64: 18%, 65+: 12%. Other areas - 18-24: 35%, 25-34: 13%, 35-44: 26%, 45-54: 25%, 55-64: 30%, 65+: 16%.
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This diagram shows us how many percents of money should government in UK spend on,in people’s opinion.

In this illustration we can see,that in women’s lives they need more money for theirs health.However,in men’s opinion,most of the money should be spending on education.

In each age groups we can see that people’s mind are different,depending on their age.In example,at the age of 18 to 34.we can read,that education is the most important thing.But,at the age of 65+,most helpful is health.Health is the stablest thing that people need in their lives,because live is bulit on people’s health.However,education still are needed in our live,because without it we cannot work and understand basic tasks in daily routine.

This table shows us,that health and education are most important things that we spending money on,and government should increase more money on it too.We can also know,that people’s opinion for their needs are different,depending on their age.

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