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The chart indicates the amount of money per week spent on different types of fast food in Britain. The graph shows the trends in
The chart indicates the amount of money per week spent on different types of fast food in Britain. The graph shows the trends in
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2011-02-25
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The chart indicates the amount of money per week spent on different types of fast food in Britain. The graph shows the trends in consumption of fast food.
Write a report for your university lecturer describing the information shown in both charts.
You should write about 160-200 words neatly on ANSWER SHEET 2.
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The bar chart shows the consumption situation of different types of fast food—hamburgers, fish and chips, and pizzas per week per person. People with higher in comes prefer hamburgers (over 40 pence per week per person). They eat similar amounts of fish and chips and pizzas, although slightly more of the former. People with middle-level incomes spend more on hamburgers (over 30 pence per week per person), while spending the least on pizzas (10 pence per week per person). People with low incomes favor fish and chips (over 17 pence per week per person), while they spent the least on pizzas (7 pence per week per person). We may draw the conclusion that a mong people of different income levels, hamburgers are the favorite type of fast food, while pizzas are the least preferred. The graph describes the consumption trends of these kinds of fast food in the period 1970 to 1990. Sales of hamburgers increased rapidly, overtaking sales of the other two items after 1982. The consumption of fish and chips fluctuated around 250g per year, and the sales of pizzas never topped 250g. The information in the graph corroborates the information in the chart: hamburgers are becoming more popular among people of all income levels, while the demand for pizzas is static.
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