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The diagram illustrates the life cycle of a female mosquito, showing how it develops from an egg to a fully grown adult mosquito.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that this is an eight-week cyclical process that begins with the formation of eggs and ends with an adult mosquito. The process involves hatching, four larval stages, a pupal stage, and then the adult mosquito.
In the first week of the process, female mosquitoes lay their eggs on the surface of the water. From there, the eggs hatch and the larval stage begins in the second week. Following this, after 7 to 8 days the larvae survive in the water to grow, while after one week they slightly increase in size and develop other organs in the water. After spending 35 to 40 days in the water, a wriggler looks mature and molts its skin.
At this stage, the larva enters the pupal stage, where it grows all its body parts to survive in the environment, and wings to fly. In the final stage, the 8-week-old adult mosquito again follows the same process by breeding to produce eggs.
Band 7
The graph below shows the consumption of fish and some different kinds of meat in a European country between 1979 and 2004.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The line chart illustrates the consumption of fish and some different kinds of meat in a European country, over the period from 1974 to 2004.
Overall, the consumption of chicken increased over the period. In contrast, the consumption of beef and lamb fell significantly, while fish experienced a fluctuation.
Looking first at beef, the proportion was about 220 grams in 1979. It then fell slightly to about 180 grams in 1980 before reaching around 240 grams in 1984. After that, it fluctuated continiously and reached 1110 grams in 2004. Regarding fish, the figure stood at 60 grams in 1979 and declined slightly to around 45 grams in 1982. Then, the figure remained stable until 19944 before increasing slightly to approximately 49 grams in 2004.
By contrast, the consumption rate of chicken was about 145 grams in 1979 and rose steadily to around 230 grams in 1994 before reaching about 240 grams in 2004. Finally, the figure for lamb started at 150 grams in 1979 and decreased gradually to 110 grams in 1985. It then increased slightly to around 120 grams in 1989 before declining steadily to approximately 60 grams in 2004.
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The pie charts compare the proportion of online shopping revenues for retail categories in New Zealand from 2003 to 2013.
Overall, in the beginning, travel sales are the highest of all, but in the last period they decreased dramatically, while at the start book sales are the lowest but by the end of the period, they increased gradually, and clothes sales at the beginning generated high level revenues but over time decreased dramatically, film/music at the start generated low income but by the end of the period revenues increased dramatically.
In 2003, travel sales are the highest accounted at 36%, but in the last period they decreased sharply from 36% to 29% by 2013. Book sales at the start the lowest accounted at 19%, but by the end of the period, they increased gradually from 19% to 22% by 2013.
In 2003, clothes sales at the beginning generated high level revenues accounted at 24%, but over time decreased dramatically from 24% to 16%, while the film/music at the start generated low income accounted at 21%, but over time increased dramatically from 21% to 33%.
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The pie charts illustrate how the proportion of energy production by fuel type in the United Kingdom changed over a 4-year period, starting in 2014. Overall, it is evident from the visualization that not only coal but also nuclear showed a downward trend, whereas renewables experienced an upward trend. Gas was the substantial figure; meanwhile, oil and other were the least significant segment for energy generation by fuel throughout the period. Coal, which comprised 28.4% of the United Kingdom’s energy production in 2014, lessened to 18.1% at the end of the timeframe (2018). Conversely, energy production from gas and oil and other fields remained constant in the years 2014 and 2018, standing at 17%.
Renewables, accounted for 28.4% of the UK’s production of energy in 2014 and experienced more than 11% growth to almost a quarter in the year 2018. Energy production from nuclear made up 22.5% at the beginning of the time and had a marginal decline to 21.6% subsequently.
This is the correct response look at the given pie charts it is not clear and hence the system is confused. The highest sector is the food industry while the building industry accounts for the lowest share but in this system it is vice versa. In real exam go with the pie chart or given image details.
The two pie charts illustrate how water was used across five different sectors in Sydney, Australia in 1997 and 2007.
Overall, the food industry remained the highest consumer of water in both years, while the building industry accounts for the smallest share. In addition, the service industry has gone through a noticeable increase in over the period, whereas the household and the manufacturing industry saw a decline in both the years.
In 1997, the food industry has the largest consumption of water usage, at 48%, which is more than double of the household consumption at 19%. Manufacturing stood at 15% holding the third position. By 2007, the food industry fell to 41%, manufacturing reduces to 13%, however the household industry rose marginally from 19% to 21% over the ten year.
The service industry dramtically increased and doubles it size, which is at 13% in 1997 to 25% in 2007. The building industry and the manufacturing industry also saw a decline from 5% to 3% and 15% to 11% over the decade.
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The two pie charts compare the percentage of monthly expenditure of a family in the UK in the years 2010 and 2020.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that spending on housing was leading in both years. Leisure and entertainment also saw a notable increase over a decade, while the expenditure on food, transport, other goods and services declined slightly.
In 2010, spending on housing accounted for the highest share at 32%, making it the dominant source. This was followed by food at 24% and transport at 18%. By 2020, the proportion of amount spent on housing rose to 38% whereas the figure for food decreased to 19%. Similarly, the percentage of money spent on transport slightly fell to 15%.
Regarding spending on leisure and entertainment, the proportion increased slightly from 14% to 18% in 2010 and 2020 respectively. On the other hand, goods and services made up 12% of total spending which reduced and remained only 10% in 2020.
how to improve the task response
you have to cover all data in specific way using LR and GRM
The line graph illustrates data about the number of jobs in four sectors of the economy in the US from 1960 to 2020.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the number of jobs increased in retail and healthcare sectors over the period, while the number of jobs decreased in manufacturing and agriculture.
In detail, in 1960, the number of jobs was just above 5 million in retail, and it gradually rose to 15 million in 2000. Similarly, in 2020 it slowly increased to 17 million. Subsequently, the number of jobs was 3 million in 1960 in healthcare, then there was a sharp increase to 15 million in 2020.
In addition, the number of jobs was 15 million in 1960 in manufacturing, after that it slightly rose to 20 million in 1980. In contrast, the number of jobs gradually dropped to 17 million in 2020. Lastly, in agriculture the number of jobs was 6 million in 1960, then this number declined to 4 million. From 1980 to 2000, the number of jobs remained unchanged at 4 million, while in 2020 the number of jobs fell to 2 million.