COMPARATIVE GRAPHS

Bài 2:
The table shows the percentage of household income five European countries
spend on food& drink, housing, clothing, and entertainment.
Overall, all the five countries interested in food& drink, housing more while
clothing, entertainment were lower. Another thing to point out is that out of all the
housing were the highest of 4 countries, food& drink of Turkey were the highest.
With regard to food& drink, Turkey was the highest with 36% while Germany was
the lowest with 22%. About food& drink, in Spain, UK, France were far lower than
Turkey at 31%, 27%, 25% respectively. It was the interest of 5 countries also, there
were slightly more people in UK who preferred housing at 37% while people live
in Germany, France, Turkey was lower at 33%, 31%, 20% respectively while Spain
was the lowest data with 18%.
Germany was the highest proportion in clothing with a massive 15% compared to
France which was not interested in and were way lower at 7%. In Germany, Turkey
and Spain was a lot lower at 15%, 11% and 8% respectively. Entertainment was
enjoyed by the most in Germany at 19% and the less in Turkey at 10%. While
France, UK, Turkey were lower at 13%, 11%, 10% respectively

Bài 3:
The chart compares the domestic spending expenditures in 4 countries since 2009.
It is clear that the proportion of food, housing, transportaion were higher than
health care and clothing. Another figure is the percentage of health care and
clothing were way lower in 2009
Regarding to 3 most popular expenditures, the figure for Janpanese people spend
on food was 23%, which was considerable higher than that of UK, Canada, US, at
20%, 15% and 13% respectively. Looking at housing and accomodation, the US
was the highest rate with a massive 26%, while the proportion of UK was
significantly lower at 24%, followed by 22% in Canada and 21% in Japan. In term
of transportation, 20% was spent by Canada as opposed to 16% of US while the
percentage of UK, Japan was a lot lower at 15% and 10% respectively
On the 2 others categories, medical treatment accounted for 7% in US, while
Canada and Japan was seen around 4% each, followed by 2% in Japan. Additionly,
people live in Canada spent about 6% of their total spending on fashion, while the
figures for the other countries ranged from 4% to 5%.

Bài 4:
The pie charts give information about the percentage of 5 sources of energy
production in France in 1995 and 2005
Overall, in both years gas and coal was the highest sources, while nuclear and
petro was lower. The other sources was the less rate in all 2 years
In 1995, energy produced by coal seen for the highest data, at 29,8% of the total
production in France, the coal was experienced a slight increase 1% to 30,9% 10
years later. Likewise, the rate of gas in 1995 far exceeded that of the percentage of
gas in 2005, with respective figures being 29,63% and 30,31%
Regarding the 3 other sources, the percentage of energy production from nuclear
power and other sources rose by roughly 5%, to just over 10% and 9%
respectively. The rate of petrol was 29,27% in 1995, which was followed by
19,55% in 2005.

Bài 5:
The graph illustrates how children aged from 5-14 years old in Australia of both
sexs gender are spending in their free time.
It is clear that, the most popular activities is watching TV or videos for both girls
and boys, while the less popular is skateboarding, art and craft
Looking at three most interesting, a lot of children both of two genders like
watching TV, it is reached a maximun of 100%. There were slightly more boys
than girls who preferred playing video games at 80% while girls were far lower at
60%. Similarly, man-child get around 75% in bike riding and girls only 60%
Meanwhile, playing skateboarding or rollerblading and making art or craft are not
the interesting things to do for both. The number of boys playing skateboarding far
exceeded that of girls, with respective figures being 40% and 25%. There were
significantly more girls who enjoyed art and craft at 50% while boys were at 30%