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A line graph illustrates the rate of people smoking from 1000 people in Southland from 1960 to 2000.

A line graph illustrates the rate of people smoking from 1000 people in Southland from 1960 to 2000. mXKlq
The graph presents data collected from Southland from 1960 to 2000 showing the number of smokers out of 1000 people. The data record illustrates the number of smokers every five years for 20 years. The blue line represents the number of male smokers, and the pink line represents the number of Female smokers. At the beginning of the graph, the number of male smokers was exceedingly high compared to female smokers, which created a large gap. Throughout the years, the data demonstrate fewer female smokers than male smokers. However, the number of smokers progressed, and eventually, the numbers were similar. The rate of male smokers started at its highest: 600 people; then those numbers decreased throughout the graph. Female smokers, on the other hand, were at their lowest in 1975. And reached their highest number increase five years later, that number increase being over 100 people. The number of male smokers from a 1000 people rate was lowest in the 2000s with only 250 people. In 2000, the number of male smokers decreased by half compared to those from the beginning of the graph. For females, smokers were at their lowest in 1960, being below 100 people. Then the number continues to increase until 1980. Afterward, the rate of female smokers dropped gradually since 1980.
The
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graph
presents data collected from Southland from 1960 to 2000 showing the
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number
of smokers out of 1000
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people
. The data record illustrates the
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number
of smokers every five years for 20 years.
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The
blue line represents the
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number
of male smokers, and the pink line represents the
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number
of
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Female
smokers.

At the beginning of the
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graph
, the
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number
of male smokers was
exceedingly
high compared to
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female
smokers, which created a large gap. Throughout the years, the data demonstrate fewer
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female
smokers than male smokers.
However
, the
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number
of smokers progressed, and
eventually
, the
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numbers
were similar.

The rate of male smokers
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started
at its highest: 600
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people
; then those
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numbers
decreased throughout the
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graph
.
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Female
smokers,
on the other hand
, were at their lowest in 1975. And reached their highest
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number
increase five years later, that
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number
increase being over 100
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people
.

The
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number
of male smokers from a 1000
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people
rate was lowest in the 2000s with
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only
250
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people
. In 2000, the
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number
of male smokers decreased by half compared to those from the beginning of the
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graph
. For
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females
, smokers were at their lowest in 1960, being below 100
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people
. Then the
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number
continues to increase until 1980. Afterward, the rate of
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female
smokers dropped
gradually
since 1980.

IELTS academic A line graph illustrates the rate of people smoking from 1000 people in Southland from 1960 to 2000.

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