Paraphrase the topic "The chart gives information on the percentage of women going into higher education in five countries for the years 1970 and 2005."
(suggested answer) The chart illustrates the percentage of females school-leavers who wanted to study high education in five countries in 1970 and 2005.
Describe the figure in 1970 in the UK.
(suggested answer) In the UK, 35% of female school-leavers entered high education in 1970.
Describe the figure in 2005 in the UK.
(suggested answer) After 35 years, this number went up significantly to 60%.
Describe the percentage in the USA in 1970.
(suggested answer) The proportion of females who wanted to enter higher education in the USA in 1970 was 40%.
Describe the percentage in the USA in 2005.
(suggested answer) In 2005, that had increased by approximately 18%.
Compare the figures between two years in Canada.
(suggested answer) In Canada, the figure remained the same after 35 years at 60%.
Compare the figures between two years in Japan.
(suggested answer) In Japan, the figure for those females going into tertiary /ˈtɜːrʃieri/education doubled, reaching 40% in 2005.
Compare the figures between two years in Germany.
(suggested answer) In Germany, there was a slight increase in its figure from 50% to 55% between 1970 and 2005.
Compare the figures in 1970 of 5 countries.
(suggested answer) In 1970, Japan had the lowest number of women entering higher education with 20%.
Look at the graph and write the overview.
(suggested answer) Overall, what stands out from the graph is a general upward trend in the figures for the rest countries except for Canada, which showed no in
