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The line graph illustrates information on students, which came from Indonesia, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore to Australia between 1982 and 2000.
The line graph gives information about overseas students from four countries living in Australia. In general, Indonesia and Hong Kong had a similar number of students staying in Australia over the 18 year periods.
At the glance, the line graph describes the number of international students from 4 countries (Indonesia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore) in Australia within 18 years. As can be seen vividly, that among all the international students from all of the countries increased significantly with various patterns for each country.
The line graph reveals data on the changes in the number of International students from four different countries living in Australia from 1982 to 2000. What stands out from the graph is that the number of students living in Australia increased for each country and Hong Kong was as the majority of students in 2000.
A glance at the chart provided reveals the number of students who continued their study in Australia from four Asian countries over a nineteen-year period from 1982 to 2000. Overall, it is clearly seen that all Asian countries experienced a considerable increase in students number in Australia.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.
Finish under time and see where you stand on each of the four criteria.