The text provides information that can be used to complete the charts. The first chart is titled 'Education in the UK' and has a pie chart with a legend indicating '= 1' and '= 2'. The second chart is titled 'Professions' and is a bar chart showing percentages.
Analysis for 'Education in the UK' chart:
The text states: 'In the UK, 93% of children go to state schools... The remaining 7% go to private schools...'. This data directly corresponds to the pie chart, where the larger section (likely '= 1') represents state schools and the smaller section (likely '= 2') represents private schools.
Analysis for 'Professions' chart:
The text states: '...including 71% of senior judges and 62% of senior officers in the armed forces. Some people even argue that the UK parliament does not represent the country because 32% of MPs are privately educated.' These percentages relate to professions and private education.
The labels 1-5 are not explicitly shown in the image, but based on the context of typical charts and the information provided, here's how the labels would likely be filled:
Education in the UK chart:
Professions chart (assuming labels 3, 4, 5 correspond to professions and privately educated):
Without explicit labels 1-5 on the image, we can infer possible answers based on the text:
Note: The exact labels for 1-5 are not visible in the provided image, so this answer is based on interpreting the text and common chart formats.
Answer: 1: State schools, 2: Private schools, 3: Senior judges, 4: Senior officers, 5: MPs.