Task 1

This bar chart illustrates which subjects 60 students of both school A and school B are
the big fans. Overall, except for science and sport, student population of school B who
are keen on other categories is always higher than that of school A.Besides, sport is the
subject which has the most considerable differenence between these two schools.

It can be seen that in terms of social science, language and craft/ drawing, student figure
from school A who are fond of these subjects is always smaller than that from school B.
This trend can be seen that the number of people of school A who are interested in
language is only 5 people, which is about 12 students lower than that of school B which is
around 17 people. Furthermore, this considerable change is shown in the clearest way in
craft/ drawing when the number of students from school A is only approximately 5 people
while that from school B is 25 people.

In contrast to these fields, student population from school A who are the big fans of
science is around 10 people , which is about 2 times higher than that of school B.
Moreover, it is worth noticing that while the number of people of school A who have
interest in sport is over 35 people , that of school B is only 5 people.

Task 1

This bar graphs illustrate how many metric tons of 4 different products made from milk
were produced in three top countries in the world ( EU, India and United States) in 2012.
Overall, it can be seen that in terms of both milk, cheese, butter and milk powder, while
EU always produced the highest amount of product and it was followed up by India ,
United States had the least number of dairy products produced in this period.

Looking the figure, regarding milk and milk powder, EU was always the top producer
for these two kinds of products made from milk in 2012 with around 150000 metric tons
and 1250 metric tons respectively. Furthermore, this nation was followed up by India
which not only got the second highest amount of milk and milk powder produced in 3
states but also achieved an insignificant difference when being compared to EU. Besides,
not also did United States produce the least number of the metric tons of these two kinds
of dairy products but this figure was a little few than EU and India.

Moreover, looking the figure, in terms of both cheese and butter, EU got the highest
amount of cheese and butter in this period with around 7000 metric tons and 4500 000 kg
respectively. However, being different from milk and milk powder , the amount of cheese
and butter produced in India in 2012 achieved a significant change , compared to EU
when this figure was about 2 000 000 kg lower than that produced in EU. Finally, this
considerable change continued to be shown in the gap between India andd United States
when the amount of cheese and butter United States produced in 2012 were around 1000
metric tons , about 4 000 000 kg and 1000 metric tons respectively.