12.2- Band 5 Sample answers by LJ Moran https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/3xc11xaj6dim9zsw Made with a curious mind en-us 2021-11-25 06:37:25 UTC 2026-03-02 18:06:02 UTC hello@padlet.com Team Simba & Bôn https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/3xc11xaj6dim9zsw/wish/1912021160 The bart graph illustrates the distribution of UK labor force in five different leading industries from two year: 1841 & 2011. 
 
Overeall, the workforce alocated in services and construction terms increased between 1841 and 2011, while the contribution of other industries decrease.
 
 

On 1841, the highest number of workers was in the, manufacturing industry and the lowest number of laborers was in power/water fields. The agriculture/fishing industries also saw similar changes as its share of the labor force now drep down to 1% in 2011. 
 
Other industries presented steadier trends comparing with preceding industries. In addition, construction segment reported a slight surge of 3% from 5% to 8% in 2011. The energy/ water industries proportion dropped  which ranked lowest in 2011 with only 1% of the total workforce, sharing a common with agriculture/fishing industry.

]]> 2021-11-25 07:02:46 UTC https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/3xc11xaj6dim9zsw/wish/1912021160 room 3 (su na vy tri phuc) https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/3xc11xaj6dim9zsw/wish/1912021313 Bar graph illustrating workforce shares in five key industries from 1841 to 2011 in the UK.  Overall, the UK's economy has seen volatility over a period of time. In the 1840s, the Manufacturing classification had the biggest number of laborers and following 170 years, it was changed that there was an enormous number of UKs residents working for Services through Energy and Water classes were the most un-in both two years.

As we can see, there is a decrease in the proportion of workers in manufacturing, agriculture/fishing, and energy/water industries. Turn in order as manufacturing went down from 36% to 9%, both agriculture/fishing and energy/water dropped to the bottom. Moreover, in 1841 the number of employees in the construction industry increased hardly from 5% to 8% in 2011. In addition, the energy/water had a decline of 1% in 2011.

The workers in each industry are changing. When the other industries has a small number of workers, many people work in service in 2011 with 83% . When in 1841, there is only 33% of people worked in service.

To summarize, the UK workforce's job mix moved dramatically between 1841 and 2011, with growth in the construction and service industries offset by reductions in all other sectors.


]]> 2021-11-25 07:02:53 UTC https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/3xc11xaj6dim9zsw/wish/1912021313 Group 1: Sophia https://padlet.com/ljmoran91/3xc11xaj6dim9zsw/wish/1912021350 The bar chart show the percentage of UK's workforce in five main industries, in two years, 1841 and 2011. Overall, the rate of employment in all categories fluctuated over the time period, especially in  the service and manufacturing industries.

The number of service employees increased from 33% in 1841 to 81%  by 2011. Whereas, the manufacturing and agriculture/fishing charts both showed a decrease. In short, manufacturing workforce dropped from 36% to 9% by the end of 2011 and agriculture/ fishing industry percentage dropped from 22% to 1% of the total UK's workforce.

 In addition, construction industry declined by 3% from 5% to 8% in 2011. Meanwhile, the energy/ water industries proportion decreased 2% which ranked lowest in 2011 with only 1% of the total workforce, similar to agriculture/fishing industry.
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