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The graphs illustrate how much potato was produced and consumed by five different regions in 2006. Taken as a whole, production in Europe, and Asia and Oceania was much higher compared to the other three regions. Regarding consumption, it was a bit different as North America and Europe led the table while Asia and Oceania and others accounted for smaller amounts. As for regions with high production rates, there were Asia and Oceania, and Europe, with figures showing around 131 and 126 million tonnes respectively. In terms of consumption, however, while Europe saved the rank, with people eating 96 kg a year, in Asia, it was four times lower at almost 26 kg per person. When it comes to American and African regions, they exhibited relatively different and insignificant trends. To be specific, North America produced almost 25 million tonnes of potatoes, while consumption was slightly higher at around 58 kg per capita. The figures for South and Central America, and Africa were almost similar as they produced about 16 million tonnes each. Similarly, they constituted the lowest amounts in consumption, with a person eating around 20 kg potatoes in a single year. 193 words (14 minutes)

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The chart illustrates how much distance passengers passed and what types of transport they used while travelling in two years: 1997 and 2007. Overall, the figures for means of transport saw various changes, with car, taxi, bus, and train increasing and the remaining ones witnessing downward trends. Among them car was the most used transport in both years, seeing a rise in terms of average distance travelled. Focusing on the means of transport with the highest mileage passed, car led the table with 3500 miles in 1997. After a decade, the figure experienced more than a twofold rise to 7100 miles. Similarly, annual distance travelled via train also increased from 900 miles in 1997 to 1000 miles in 2007, being the distant second. The figure for taxi was the last mode of transport with an upward trend, increasing from a mere 200 miles to 800 miles over the period. As for decreasing trends, miles passed by bus or on foot saw more noticeable changes, with the former dropping from 800 to 500 miles and the latter from 400 to 300 miles over a 10-year period. Lastly, bicycle and motorcycle were the least used modes of transport, representing similar distance of 100 miles in 1997. Although both figures decreased in 2007, the figure for bicycle saw a more considerable drop of 20 miles, twice as high as that for motorcycle. #EssayByMe #task1 @edifyuz

The table below gives information about the average annual distance travelled by adults and the types of travel in 1997 and 2007.

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The line graph illustrates how the amount of money spent on clothes exported from Bangladesh changed between 1988 and 2012. The bar chart gives information about to where these clothes were exported and their value in 2012. Overall, the value of clothes exported saw a continuous rise over the period, and among the value, European Union constituted the highest share, while the reverse was true for Turkey. Focusing on the amount of money spent on clothes exported from Bangladesh, it was approximately 2 billion dollars in 1988, the lowest point in the chart. The figure, however, saw a steady climb to over 5 billion in 2004 and a sharp rise to exact 20 billion dollars in 2012. Interestingly, the value of clothes in the last year was ten times higher than that in 1988. As for the destination and value of exported clothing, European Union accounted for the highest amount 60%, spending almost 11.40 billion dollars in 2012. The figure for the USA was distant second at around 4.50 billion dollars, which is almost three times as low as the share of European Union. Canada, Japan, and Turkey spend the least amount on exportation of clothes from Bangladesh, with the combined total of 8%, which is almost 2 billion dollars. Lastly, the amount of money spent by other countries was 8%. #EssayByMe #task1✍️ @edifyuz

The graph below shows the value of clothing exported from Bangladesh between 1998 and 2012, and the pie chart shows the destinations and value of exported clothing in 2012.

The bar chart illustrates how many people from four different countries applied for European universities between 2004 and 2008. In general, while the number of applicants from China decreased over the period, the USA showed the reverse. Additionally, the figures for Japan and Russia were nowhere near as high as those for China and the USA. Focusing on China and the USA, they exhibited pretty reversed patterns over the period. The number of applicants from China was the highest at around 27 thousand, which was twice as high as that of students from the USA in the first year. While the former country experienced a continuous fall to just over 15 thousand, the reverse was true for the latter, with numbers increasing steadily from around 13 thousand in 2004 to more or less 27 thousand in 2008. When it comes to countries with fewer students applying for European universities, around 7 thousand people did that in the first year. Although the figure saw a rise of 3 thousand to 10 thousand, it was still insignificant when compared to aforementioned numbers. The lowest figure was recorded for Russia where around 3 thousand people applied for universities between 2004 and 2008. #EssayByMe #task1 @edifyuz

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While the table gives information about how much time men and women spent on leisure activities, the bar chart illustrates the amount of time they spent on household tasks in the UK in 2008. Units are measured in minutes per day. In general, in terms of leisure activities, the patterns of both genders were almost the same, with them spending more on TV, radio, and videos and less on sports exercises. Regarding household chores, men allocate more time repairing, whereas women dominated the other three tasks. Focusing on leisure tasks, both males and females spent most of their time on TV, radio, and videos, which were 137 and 118 minutes, respectively. Next, although the figure for women’s investing time in reading books was a mere percent higher than men, males spent 4 minutes more than their counterparts, representing 15 and 11 minutes, respectively. When it comes to the amount of time spent on housework tasks, women led the chart, spending almost 80 minutes on cooking and washing, which was approximately twice as much as the time spent by men. Similarly, females also engaged more in shopping and clothing washing, and ironing, spending around 37 and 30 minutes, respectively. In contrast, the figure for men was twice as big as that for women in terms of time spent on repairs. #EssayByMe #task1 @edifyuz

The charts below show the comparison of time spent, in minutes per day, by UK males and females on household and leisure activities in 2008.

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