The given line graphs illustrate the percentage of people at the age of 15 with low knowledge levels in different countries Austria, Denmark, Ireland and Sweden from 2000 to 2009.
Overall, It is obvious that there was an upward trend in the figure for 15 years old along with minor education in Austria, Ireland, Sweden respectively. However, the opposite was true for the data of people with low literacy in Denmark.
In 2000, the data of people at the age 15 with low education in Austria stood at 15%, before increased gradually to approximately 21% in the next 3 following years. The year 2006 witnessed an increase slightly by 1%, which was followed by an increase significantly to approximately 26% in 2009. While the Denmark proportion of 15 years old with low knowledge stood at 18% then decreased slightly to 15% over the period.
The percentage of people who were 15 years old with low education in Sweden stood at approximately 13% in 2000 before remained stable at 14% in 2003. Additionally, There was a slowly raised to exactly 15% in 2006 but later increased significantly to 17% in 2009. While, The data of people in their 15 years old with low thinking in Ireland stood at 11% in 2000 and then remained the same at 11% in the following 3 years, but then increased sharply to 12% in 2006, which was following by an increased rapidly to 17% as same as Sweden over the research period.
The
given
line graphs illustrate the percentage of
people
at the age of 15 with
low
knowledge levels in
different
countries Austria, Denmark, Ireland and Sweden from 2000 to 2009.
Overall
, It is obvious that there was an upward trend in the figure for 15 years
old
along with minor education in Austria, Ireland, Sweden
respectively
.
However
, the opposite was true for the data of
people
with
low
literacy in Denmark.
In 2000, the data of
people
at the age 15 with
low
education in Austria
stood
at 15%,
before
increased
gradually
to approximately 21% in the
next
3 following years. The
year
2006 witnessed an increase
slightly
by 1%, which
was followed
by an increase
significantly
to approximately 26% in 2009.
While
the Denmark proportion of 15 years
old
with
low
knowledge
stood
at 18% then decreased
slightly
to 15% over the period.
The percentage of
people
who were 15 years
old
with
low
education in Sweden
stood
at approximately 13% in 2000
before
remained stable at 14% in 2003.
Additionally
, There was a
slowly
raised to exactly 15% in 2006
but
later
increased
significantly
to 17% in 2009. While, The data of
people
in their 15 years
old
with
low
thinking in Ireland
stood
at 11% in 2000 and then remained the same at 11% in the following 3 years,
but
then
increased
sharply
to 12% in 2006, which was following by an
increased
rapidly
to 17% as same as Sweden over the research period.