[2023/ 4/ 22] The table and pie charts below show the proportion of local and non-local students in Australian universities in 2001 and 2009.
开头段: The table and pie charts illustrate changes in the figures for domestic and international students studying in Australian universities for the year 2001 and 2009.
概述段: Overall, the 9-year period witnessed a significant rise in the total number of Australian university students. Also, there were more local students than foreign students in both years.
【思路要点】: - university students的总人数上升。 - Local人数在2年内都超过non-local人数。
主体段 思路1:按照图分段 (本篇文章 采用此种分段思路) Body 1:表格信息描述 Looking at the information in more detail, we can see that the total number of university students in Australia witnessed a noticeable rise from 33000 in 2001 to 39000 in 2009. More specifically, in the initial year, there were 28300 local students, which was almost 7 times the figure for their non-local counterparts. Afterwards, there emerged a significant decline in the figure for domestic students to 27300 in 2009, while the number of international students more than doubled to 11700.
【思路要点】: - Australian university 总人数从33000显著上升到39000. - local总数从2001年的28300下降到 2009年的27300,占比下降了16%。 - 对比而言,non-local总人数翻了2倍多,到2009年达到11700。
Body2:饼图--local students From the first pie chart, it is manifest that in the original year, 86% of all the college students were local ones, 46% of whom were females. Subsequently, the figure for female local students only dropped slightly by 6% in the following 8 years, where as a noticeable drop could be found in the percentage of males from 40% to 30%.
Body 3:饼图--non-local students As for international students, there were 14% of all the students who came from abroad in the year 2001, consisting of 9% males and 5% females. After 8 years, there were almost no changes to the former figure. However, the proportion of non-local females was on a sharp climb, reaching 20% in 2009. As a result, females outnumbered their male counterparts in the end of the given period.