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The line graph shows the percentage of people of different age groups and how they rate a set of factors in terms of importance when buying a new home.

The line graph shows the percentage of people of different age groups and how they rate a set of factors in terms of importance when buying a new home. Jr0B
The line graph illustrates the importance, measured in percentages, that four ages groups place on five different factors when they move to a new home. It is immediately apparent that a low crime rate is the most important variable across all the age groups. Of all the factors, the desire for a low crime rate is by far the most important. Amongst the all the age groups this figure stands at around 80%, with the middle aged and elderly viewing it as slightly more important. Next, schools are seen as very important by a significant proportion of 25 to 44 year olds although the percentages drop markedly as people get older, with just under 25% of 55 to 64 year olds viewing this as important. Shopping facilities, being chosen by around 13%, are not viewed with such importance as schools and crime by the younger age groups. However, as people get older, this increases in importance to approximately 30%, and, as would be expected, is actually more important than schools to those over 55. Finally, although increasing in importance with age, neither parks nor public transport are viewed to be as important as the other factors by any of the groups.
The line graph illustrates the
importance
, measured in percentages, that four
ages
groups
place on five
different
factors when they
move
to a new home. It is immediately apparent that a low crime rate is the most
important
variable across all the
age
groups.

Of all the factors, the desire for a low crime rate is by far the most
important
. Amongst the all the
age
groups
this figure stands at around 80%, with the
middle aged
and elderly viewing it as
slightly
more
important
.
Next
, schools are
seen
as
very
important
by a significant proportion of 25 to
44 year olds
although the percentages drop
markedly
as
people
get
older, with
just
under 25% of 55 to
64 year olds
viewing this as
important
.

Shopping facilities,
being chosen
by around 13%, are not viewed with such
importance
as schools and crime by the younger
age
groups
.
However
, as
people
get
older, this increases in
importance
to approximately 30%, and, as would be
expected
, is actually more
important
than schools to those over 55.
Finally
, although increasing in
importance
with
age
, neither parks nor public transport
are viewed
to be as
important
as the other factors by any of the
groups
.
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IELTS academic The line graph shows the percentage of people of different age groups and how they rate a set of factors in terms of importance when buying a new home.

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