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The chart below shows information about the favourite subjects of 60 students from two schools, school A and school B. 

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The chart below shows information about the favourite subjects of 60 students from two schools, school A and school B. 

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The chart gives information about the subject preferences of 60 students from School A and School B.

Overall, sport was by far the most popular subject among the surveyed students in School A, which stood in contrast to School B, where crafts/drawing was the foremost choice. In addition, with the exception of sport and science, students at School B showed a stronger preference for all the other subjects

Regarding non-academic subjects, the majority of School A students mentioned sport as their favourite subject, at 36 out of 60 students, which was around 7 times higher than the figure for School B, at only 5 students. However, the opposite pattern was seen in crafts/drawing, which was the least preferred subject in School A. There, only 4 students were interested in it, whereas a corresponding 25 students in School B favoured it the most.

As for the remaining subjects, languages ranked second in School B, as they were chosen by 18 students, almost double social science's figure, at 10 individuals. Meanwhile, School A recorded a similar level of preference for these two subjects, each attracting just about 5 students. Finally, the least popular subject in School B was science, as only 2 students preferred it, which was insignificant compared to School A's 9 students.

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The chart gives details on the subject choices of 60 students from School A and School B.

Overall, sport was clearly the favorite subject among students from School A, whereas in School B, most student prefer Craft and Drawing. In addition, apart from sports and science, students at School B showed a greater preference for all the other subjects.

Regarding non-academic subjects, sport was the favorite choice among the majority of students from School A with 36 out of 60 expressing a preference for it, about seven times more than the 5 students at School B who chose it. Meanwhile, crafts and drawing, which were the least popular subjects at School A with only 4 students showing interest, were the most favored at School B, where 25 students chose them as their best choice.

As of the other subjects, languages were the second most popular at School B, with 18 students picking them, which was almost twice as many as the 10 students who chose social science. At School A, both of these subjects were kind of equally liked, with around 5 students picking each. Lastly, science was the least favorite subject at School B, with just 2 students liking it, compared to 9 students at School A who preferred it more.

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The chart illustrates the favorite subjects of 60 students from two schools, School A and School B.

Overall, sport was the most popular subject in School A, while craft/drawing was the leading preference in School B. Additionally, School B students demonstrated a stronger preference for language and craft/drawing compared to School A, while sport was overwhelmingly more popular in School A.

Regarding [mention all the data groups discussed in this paragraph] sport, it was chosen by 36 students in School A, making it the dominant favorite. This figure is significantly higher than School B, where only 5 students preferred it. On the other hand, craft/drawing, the least popular subject in School A with just 4 students, was favored by 25 students in School B, marking it as their most popular subject.

In terms of [mention all the data groups discussed in this paragraph] language, 18 students from School B expressed a preference, which is more than triple the figure for School A, at just 5 students. Similarly, social science was more popular in School B, with 10 students choosing it compared to 6 students in School A.

Finally, science was the least preferred subject in School B, with only 2 students choosing it, whereas School A had a relatively higher figure of 9 students. This makes science one of the few subjects where School A students showed stronger interest than School B.

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The chart illustrates the favorite subject of 60 students from 2 different schools, School A and School B.

Overall, sport was the favorite subject among the students in school A while in school B, most of the students preferred crafts/drawing. In addition, students at School B showed a greater preference for the other subjects, but with the exception of sport and science.

Regarding non-academic subjects, sports was referred to as a student’s favorite sport for 36 out of 60 students in School A, which is about 7 times more than School B, which only has 5 students. The opposite could be said for crafts/drawing, having 4 students that are interested in School A, whereas 25 students from School B chose it as their favorite subject.

As for the remaining subjects, languages is ranked the most preferred academic subject in School B since it was chosen by 18 students, which is double the amount of students who chose social science, which is 10 students. Meanwhile, School A shared the same level of preference between those 2 subjects, having 10 individuals. Finally, science was the least popular subject among students from School B, with only 2 students, which is less than School A’s 9 students.

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The bar chart below illustrates the data about the students from school A’s and the students learning a school B’s favorite subjects.

Overall, sport was by far the most liked subject in school A, whereas, in school B, the foremost subject is crafts/drawing. In addition, with the exception of science and sport, school B’s students showed a weaker preference for the other subjects, social science, crafts/drawing, as well as languages.

Regarding subjects in the social-science stream, the majority of school B mentioned crafts/drawing as their favorite subject at school, at 25 out of 60 students, while the number of votes in school A is approximately one-sixths of school A’s figure, at only 4 out of a total of 60 students. Additionally, the votes from school B for languages, is at 18 out of 60 students, about 4 times the quantity of votes for this subject, from school A, at 5 votes. Moreover, the number of students who chose social science in school A was 6 students, while in school B, the quantity rose up to 10 students, approximately 50% more than school A’s figure.

As for the remaining natural-science subjects, science ranked last in school B, at only 2 out of 60 votes, which is insignificant and less than 25% compared to the figure from school B, at 9 students. Meanwhile, the number of votes for sports in school A are four times more, at 36 out of 60 students, and is approximately 7 times more compared to the same figure in school B, at only 5 students.

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