The line graph illustrates changes in amount and type of fast food consumed by

Australian teenagers during 25 years, from 1975 to 2000.

As is observed from the graph, the consumption of fish and chips fluctuated very
complex while the consumption of pizza and hamburgers increased between 1975
and 2000.
In 1975, the consumption of fish and chips was highest with 100 times eaten by
teenagers while the consumption of pizza was lowest with only about 5 times
eaten, the consumption of hamburgers was approximately 10 times eaten. In the
next five years, the consumption of fish and chips decreased steeply to 80 times
eaten when the pizza one and the hamburger one rose very sharply to 18 times
eaten and 60 times eaten. However, from 1980 to 1985, the consumption of pizza
grew back to nearly 100 times during the pizza one and hamburger one went up
continued to over 80 times and 38 times.
At the next ten-year period, between 1985 and 1995, the consumption of fish and
chips dropped dramatically again to 45 times eaten while the consumption of pizza
climbed very considerably by over 2 times, the consumption of hamburgers
increased to 100 times eaten. However, in 2000, the consumption of fish and chips
declined continued to 39 times eaten when the pizza one stayed constant, the
hamburgers one had a small rise.
In conclusion, in 1975, the consumption had the highest number of times eaten
while the consumption of pizza had the lowest times eaten by Australian teenagers.
However, after 25 years, the consumption had the lowest times eaten when the
hamburgers had the highest times eaten.