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BAND 7.5
The data illustrates the results of a survey about individuals’ coffee and tea purchasing and consumption habits in five specific Australian cities. Overall, it is evident that going to a cafe for coffee or tea in the last 4 weeks accounted for the highest figure among all categories, with the exception of Adelaide. Additionally, buying instant coffee was the most preferred option in Adelaide. As depicted in the bar chart, in Sydney and Melbourne the figure for fresh coffee purchases was the lowest in both cities, at just over 40% each. Furthermore, buying instant coffee in Sydney was slightly lower than in Melbourne, at approximately 45% and just below half (48%) respectively. Similarly, in Sydney the percentage of people who went to a cafe stood at 60%, while this figure for Melbourne was slightly higher, at around 63%. In contrast, Brisbane and Adelaide experienced nearly similar figures for expenditure on fresh coffee, at nearly one third in both cities, while this trend saw a gradual increase to just below 50% in Hobart. Moreover, Brisbane and Hobart witnessed an almost mirror image for consumption of instant coffee at around 54% in both cities, whereas this trend saw a steady decline to 50% in Adelaide. Subsequently, visiting a cafe saw significant fluctuations in Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart. In addition, this figure was just over 50%, just over one third, and slightly more than 60%, respectively.
The bar chart compares the coffee and tea purchasing and consumption habits among people in five Australian cities, namely Sydney, Melbourne, Brisban, Adelaide and Hobart, based on a survey. The figures are expressed as percentages of people. Overall, the data indicate that people gave priority to going to a cafe for coffee or tea, while they showed the least interest in buying fresh coffee over the period.
To begin with, the people in almost all cities, except Adelaide, prioritised going to a cafe for coffee or tea in last four weeks. In more detail, Hobart and Melbourne revealed the similar results, with approximately 63% of people going to a cafe for coffee or tea in last four weeks. A similar pattern was followed by Sydney where the figure stood at just over 60%. In contrast, buying fresh coffee showed relatively low results in survey across all five cities, with the highest proportions were observed in Sydney and Melbourne at 43% and 42%, respectively. A similar trend was noticed in the remaining cities, where the results of the survey ranged between 35% and 29%.
The demand for instant coffee varied noticeably, with the record noted in Hobart at 50%, while the figure stood at 43% in Sydney. The other cities also showed a marked interest in buying instant coffee, at around 50%.
The bar chart illustrates the proportions of Australians who bought or consumed coffee and tea across five cities over the last four weeks, presented in three categories and measured in percentages.
At first glance, it is clear that residents in all five cities, except Adelaide, preferred going to a café to drink coffee or tea rather than purchasing coffee.Notably, instant coffee accounted for the highest proportions, surpassing fresh coffee in all five cities.
Upon closer examination, going to a café represented the largest proportion in Melbourne and Hobart at about 64%, whereas Adelaide recorded only 40%.Regarding fresh coffee, Sydney and Melbourne showed similar proportions, both standing at 42%. Moreover, Brisbane and Adelaide had identical figures for fresh coffee consumption, each at around 35%.
Turning to instant coffee, Hobart and Brisbane recorded the same proportion, both at over 60%. What is particularly striking is that the proportions for instant and fresh coffee in Sydney were very similar, with only a 2% difference, whereas Brisbane showed a substantial gap of nearly 20%.
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THE BAR CHART ILLUSTRATES THE SURVEY RESULTS OF COFFEE AND TEA BUYING INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR CONSUMPTION HABITS IN LAST 4 WEEKS OF FIVE DIFFERENT AUSTRIALIAN CITIES. OVERALL, THE PROPORTION OF PEOPLE VISTING A CAFE FOR TEA OR COFFEE SEEMED TO BE HIGHEST IN ALL CITIES OF AUSTRALIA EXCEPT ADELAIDE. CITIZENS BOUGHT FRESH COFFEE PRESENTED TO BE ON LEAST PERCENTAGE IN ALL THE FIVE CITIES OF AUSTRALIA. BUYING LEVEL OF INSTANT COFFEE WAS PRESENTED TO BE MODERATE IN COMPARISON TO FRESH COFFEE OR VISTING A COFFEE OR TEA SHOP IN LAST 4 YEARS.
SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, BRISBAN AND HOBART HAD HIGHEST PECENTAGE OF COFFEE AND TEA SHOP VISTING IN LAST 4 WEEKS AS COMPARED TO BUYING FRESH COFFEE OR INSTANT COFFEE IN AUSTRALIA. HOBART PERCENTAGE OF PURCHASING INSTANT COFFEE WAS 55% WHICH WAS THE ELEVATED RATIO FROM ALL OTHER CITIES OF AUSTRALIA IN COMPARSION IN CHART. IN CONTRAST, LEVEL OF PURCHASING COFFEE WAS ALWAYS LOWER THAN LEVEL OF INSTANT COFFEE AND WENT TO COFFEE OR TEA SHOP. BRISTAN AND ADELAIDE HAD SAME RATIO OF 32% OF INDIVIDUALS BUYING COFFEE WHILE MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY ALSO HAD SAME PERCENTAGE OF BUYING COFFEE BY PEOPLE BUT SYDNEY HAD A BARELY HIGH PERCENTAGE THAN MELBOURNE.
ALL IN ALL, PEOPLE WERE SEEMED VISTING A COFFEE OR TEA SHOP MORE IN LAST 4 WEEKS. THE TREND HAVING A COFFEE OUTDOOR THAN MAKING IT AT HOME SEEMED TO BE INCREASING.
The bar chart illustrates the outcome of a survey about residents purchasing and consuming coffee and tea in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisban, Adelaide, and Hobarrd.
Overall, Going to Cafe for Coffee and tea intake in all cities is higher except Adelaide, Whereas, fresh coffee is less popular among all major cities. In Sydney and Melbourne, people bought fresh coffee in four weeks with the same and highest percentage among others is almost 42%. Similarly, Brisban and Adelaide at third position with almost 33% and Hobart becomes second with almost 38%.
In contrast, above 50% people purchased instant coffee in Brisban and Hobart. In addition, Adelaide with exact 50% and Melbourne and Sydney with almost 48% and 42% respectively. However, coffee and tea consumption in Hobart, Brisban, and Sydney is trending with almost 63%, 62%, and 61% respectively. Moreover, Brisbane almost 55% and Adelaide with lowest proportion, approximately 38% in four weeks.
The bar chart shows in five Australian cities Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane,Adelaide and Hobart.Showing mainly three categories: fresh coffee, instant coffee, and cafes for coffee from 20% to 70% of city residents in the last four weeks timeline.
Melbourne residents found coffee cafes the most (around 63%), while Adelaide the least (around 49%). But Hobart found almost 54% in the instant coffee category and Sydney the lowest at just over 45%. On the other hand, Sydney found the highest 44% in the fresh coffee category and Brisbane the lowest at 34%. However, Adelaide is also close to Brisbane in this category. In the instant coffee category, Hobart (second), Sydney (third) and Brisbane (fourth) are in the coffee category, as are: Hobart, Brisbane and Melbourne – in second, third and fourth place.Overall, coffee consumption habits are more prevalent in the four-week timeline category than fresh coffee, with instant coffee maintaining the balance percentage.
The provided chart shows the survey results of coffee and tea buying and drinking habits five citis of Australia: Sydney, Melbourne Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart – mainly showing in three catagories: fresh coffee, instant coffee, and cafe for coffee or tea – from 20% to 70% of city residence on last 4 weeks timeline.
Melbourne city residents finding higest (approx. 63%) in cafe for coffee/tea catagory, where Adelaide city finds lowest (approx. 49%). But Hobart is higest in ‘Instant coffee’ catagory around 54% and Sydney found in lowest little above 45%. On the other hand, Sydney stand higest in ‘fresh coffee’ catagorie with
44% and Brisbane stand lowest with nearly 34%. However Adelaide Is also close to Brisbane in this catagorie. As Hobart (2nd),Sydney (3rd) and Brisbane (4th) in the cafe for coffee/tea catagorie on instant coffee catagorie: Hobart, Brisbane and Melbourne – holds 2nd, 3rd and 4th rank.
Overall, 4 weeks timeline Cafe for coffee/tea a catagories shows higher habits compare to fresh coffee, where instant coffee maintain belance percentages.
The chart illustrates the results of a survey showing people’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities
Overall, the data from last four weeks shows that people went to cafés for coffee and tea accounted for a higher percentage as compared to those who bought instant coffee and fresh coffee in all cities of Australia except Adelaide and Brisban. However, instant coffee have highest percentage in Adelaide and was slightly above half in Brisbane. In constrast, the percentage of people buying fresh coffee remains below the half in all cities.
The data indicates that almost above 60% people who went to cafe in three different cities including Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart for coffee or tea, but this figure fell to just above 50% in Brisban and below 40% in Adelaide. The proportion of people who bought instant coffee varied among the cities, in brisban and hobart it remains above 50% and equal to it in adelaide, but remains below 50% in Sydney and Melbourne. Whilst, the proportion those purchasing fresh coffe remains below 50% across all five cities.
The bar chart compares the proportion of residents in five Australian cities who purchased fresh coffee, bought instant coffee, or went to a café for coffee or tea during the past four weeks.
Overall, visiting cafés was the most popular activity in all cities, while buying fresh coffee was the least common. Melbourne recorded the highest percentage of people going to cafés, whereas Adelaide had the lowest figure.
In Sydney and Melbourne, around 61–64% of people went to cafés for coffee or tea, representing the highest figures among the five cities. Hobart also had a similar proportion, just under 63%. In contrast, Brisbane and Adelaide showed slightly lower percentages, at about 55% and 50% respectively. The proportion of people buying instant coffee was also significant, ranging from around 45% in Sydney to 53% in Hobart.
Purchasing fresh coffee was less popular overall. Only about 34% of people in Brisbane and 35% in Adelaide bought fresh coffee in the last month. By comparison, Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart showed slightly higher figures, around 43–45%. Despite the lower preference for fresh coffee, instant coffee purchases and café visits remained high in every city, highlighting Australians’ strong overall engagement with coffee and tea consumption.
Band 8.5
The bar chart presents the results of a survey concerning the coffee and tea purchasing and consumption habits of residents in five Australian cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart.
Overall, the data indicate a predominant preference for coffee over tea across the surveyed cities, with notable variations in the purchasing habits for fresh versus instant coffee and café visits.
In Sydney, the chart reveals that approximately 65% of residents purchased fresh coffee, while 50% opted for instant coffee. Additionally, around 60% frequented cafés for their coffee and tea needs. Melbourne exhibited similar tendencies, with about 55% purchasing fresh coffee, 45% instant coffee, and 55% visiting cafés. Brisbane displayed a somewhat lower inclination towards coffee consumption, with 50% acquiring fresh coffee, 42% instant coffee, and only 38% patronizing cafés.
Adelaide’s figures illustrate a distinct departure from the aforementioned trends, as only 45% of its residents bought fresh coffee and 38% instant coffee. Café visits also trailed behind at 40%. Conversely, Hobart demonstrated a relatively robust preference for fresh coffee, with nearly 60% of residents participating in this category, 40% purchasing instant coffee, and around 50% visiting cafés. This data underscores the variability in coffee and tea purchasing habits across these Australian cities, with Adelaide notably diverging from the predominant trend.
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BAND 7.5
The data illustrates the results of a survey about individuals’ coffee and tea purchasing and consumption habits in five specific Australian cities. Overall, it is evident that going to a cafe for coffee or tea in the last 4 weeks accounted for the highest figure among all categories, with the exception of Adelaide. Additionally, buying instant coffee was the most preferred option in Adelaide. As depicted in the bar chart, in Sydney and Melbourne the figure for fresh coffee purchases was the lowest in both cities, at just over 40% each. Furthermore, buying instant coffee in Sydney was slightly lower than in Melbourne, at approximately 45% and just below half (48%) respectively. Similarly, in Sydney the percentage of people who went to a cafe stood at 60%, while this figure for Melbourne was slightly higher, at around 63%. In contrast, Brisbane and Adelaide experienced nearly similar figures for expenditure on fresh coffee, at nearly one third in both cities, while this trend saw a gradual increase to just below 50% in Hobart. Moreover, Brisbane and Hobart witnessed an almost mirror image for consumption of instant coffee at around 54% in both cities, whereas this trend saw a steady decline to 50% in Adelaide. Subsequently, visiting a cafe saw significant fluctuations in Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart. In addition, this figure was just over 50%, just over one third, and slightly more than 60%, respectively.
The bar chart compares the coffee and tea purchasing and consumption habits among people in five Australian cities, namely Sydney, Melbourne, Brisban, Adelaide and Hobart, based on a survey. The figures are expressed as percentages of people. Overall, the data indicate that people gave priority to going to a cafe for coffee or tea, while they showed the least interest in buying fresh coffee over the period.
To begin with, the people in almost all cities, except Adelaide, prioritised going to a cafe for coffee or tea in last four weeks. In more detail, Hobart and Melbourne revealed the similar results, with approximately 63% of people going to a cafe for coffee or tea in last four weeks. A similar pattern was followed by Sydney where the figure stood at just over 60%. In contrast, buying fresh coffee showed relatively low results in survey across all five cities, with the highest proportions were observed in Sydney and Melbourne at 43% and 42%, respectively. A similar trend was noticed in the remaining cities, where the results of the survey ranged between 35% and 29%.
The demand for instant coffee varied noticeably, with the record noted in Hobart at 50%, while the figure stood at 43% in Sydney. The other cities also showed a marked interest in buying instant coffee, at around 50%.
The bar chart illustrates the proportions of Australians who bought or consumed coffee and tea across five cities over the last four weeks, presented in three categories and measured in percentages.
At first glance, it is clear that residents in all five cities, except Adelaide, preferred going to a café to drink coffee or tea rather than purchasing coffee.Notably, instant coffee accounted for the highest proportions, surpassing fresh coffee in all five cities.
Upon closer examination, going to a café represented the largest proportion in Melbourne and Hobart at about 64%, whereas Adelaide recorded only 40%.Regarding fresh coffee, Sydney and Melbourne showed similar proportions, both standing at 42%. Moreover, Brisbane and Adelaide had identical figures for fresh coffee consumption, each at around 35%.
Turning to instant coffee, Hobart and Brisbane recorded the same proportion, both at over 60%. What is particularly striking is that the proportions for instant and fresh coffee in Sydney were very similar, with only a 2% difference, whereas Brisbane showed a substantial gap of nearly 20%.
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THE BAR CHART ILLUSTRATES THE SURVEY RESULTS OF COFFEE AND TEA BUYING INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR CONSUMPTION HABITS IN LAST 4 WEEKS OF FIVE DIFFERENT AUSTRIALIAN CITIES. OVERALL, THE PROPORTION OF PEOPLE VISTING A CAFE FOR TEA OR COFFEE SEEMED TO BE HIGHEST IN ALL CITIES OF AUSTRALIA EXCEPT ADELAIDE. CITIZENS BOUGHT FRESH COFFEE PRESENTED TO BE ON LEAST PERCENTAGE IN ALL THE FIVE CITIES OF AUSTRALIA. BUYING LEVEL OF INSTANT COFFEE WAS PRESENTED TO BE MODERATE IN COMPARISON TO FRESH COFFEE OR VISTING A COFFEE OR TEA SHOP IN LAST 4 YEARS.
SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, BRISBAN AND HOBART HAD HIGHEST PECENTAGE OF COFFEE AND TEA SHOP VISTING IN LAST 4 WEEKS AS COMPARED TO BUYING FRESH COFFEE OR INSTANT COFFEE IN AUSTRALIA. HOBART PERCENTAGE OF PURCHASING INSTANT COFFEE WAS 55% WHICH WAS THE ELEVATED RATIO FROM ALL OTHER CITIES OF AUSTRALIA IN COMPARSION IN CHART. IN CONTRAST, LEVEL OF PURCHASING COFFEE WAS ALWAYS LOWER THAN LEVEL OF INSTANT COFFEE AND WENT TO COFFEE OR TEA SHOP. BRISTAN AND ADELAIDE HAD SAME RATIO OF 32% OF INDIVIDUALS BUYING COFFEE WHILE MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY ALSO HAD SAME PERCENTAGE OF BUYING COFFEE BY PEOPLE BUT SYDNEY HAD A BARELY HIGH PERCENTAGE THAN MELBOURNE.
ALL IN ALL, PEOPLE WERE SEEMED VISTING A COFFEE OR TEA SHOP MORE IN LAST 4 WEEKS. THE TREND HAVING A COFFEE OUTDOOR THAN MAKING IT AT HOME SEEMED TO BE INCREASING.
The bar chart illustrates the outcome of a survey about residents purchasing and consuming coffee and tea in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisban, Adelaide, and Hobarrd.
Overall, Going to Cafe for Coffee and tea intake in all cities is higher except Adelaide, Whereas, fresh coffee is less popular among all major cities. In Sydney and Melbourne, people bought fresh coffee in four weeks with the same and highest percentage among others is almost 42%. Similarly, Brisban and Adelaide at third position with almost 33% and Hobart becomes second with almost 38%.
In contrast, above 50% people purchased instant coffee in Brisban and Hobart. In addition, Adelaide with exact 50% and Melbourne and Sydney with almost 48% and 42% respectively. However, coffee and tea consumption in Hobart, Brisban, and Sydney is trending with almost 63%, 62%, and 61% respectively. Moreover, Brisbane almost 55% and Adelaide with lowest proportion, approximately 38% in four weeks.
The bar chart shows in five Australian cities Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane,Adelaide and Hobart.Showing mainly three categories: fresh coffee, instant coffee, and cafes for coffee from 20% to 70% of city residents in the last four weeks timeline.
Melbourne residents found coffee cafes the most (around 63%), while Adelaide the least (around 49%). But Hobart found almost 54% in the instant coffee category and Sydney the lowest at just over 45%. On the other hand, Sydney found the highest 44% in the fresh coffee category and Brisbane the lowest at 34%. However, Adelaide is also close to Brisbane in this category. In the instant coffee category, Hobart (second), Sydney (third) and Brisbane (fourth) are in the coffee category, as are: Hobart, Brisbane and Melbourne – in second, third and fourth place.Overall, coffee consumption habits are more prevalent in the four-week timeline category than fresh coffee, with instant coffee maintaining the balance percentage.
Band 4.5
The provided chart shows the survey results of coffee and tea buying and drinking habits five citis of Australia: Sydney, Melbourne Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart – mainly showing in three catagories: fresh coffee, instant coffee, and cafe for coffee or tea – from 20% to 70% of city residence on last 4 weeks timeline.
Melbourne city residents finding higest (approx. 63%) in cafe for coffee/tea catagory, where Adelaide city finds lowest (approx. 49%). But Hobart is higest in ‘Instant coffee’ catagory around 54% and Sydney found in lowest little above 45%. On the other hand, Sydney stand higest in ‘fresh coffee’ catagorie with
44% and Brisbane stand lowest with nearly 34%. However Adelaide Is also close to Brisbane in this catagorie. As Hobart (2nd),Sydney (3rd) and Brisbane (4th) in the cafe for coffee/tea catagorie on instant coffee catagorie: Hobart, Brisbane and Melbourne – holds 2nd, 3rd and 4th rank.
Overall, 4 weeks timeline Cafe for coffee/tea a catagories shows higher habits compare to fresh coffee, where instant coffee maintain belance percentages.
The chart illustrates the results of a survey showing people’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities
Overall, the data from last four weeks shows that people went to cafés for coffee and tea accounted for a higher percentage as compared to those who bought instant coffee and fresh coffee in all cities of Australia except Adelaide and Brisban. However, instant coffee have highest percentage in Adelaide and was slightly above half in Brisbane. In constrast, the percentage of people buying fresh coffee remains below the half in all cities.
The data indicates that almost above 60% people who went to cafe in three different cities including Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart for coffee or tea, but this figure fell to just above 50% in Brisban and below 40% in Adelaide. The proportion of people who bought instant coffee varied among the cities, in brisban and hobart it remains above 50% and equal to it in adelaide, but remains below 50% in Sydney and Melbourne. Whilst, the proportion those purchasing fresh coffe remains below 50% across all five cities.
Band Score: 8 Answer
The bar chart compares the proportion of residents in five Australian cities who purchased fresh coffee, bought instant coffee, or went to a café for coffee or tea during the past four weeks.
Overall, visiting cafés was the most popular activity in all cities, while buying fresh coffee was the least common. Melbourne recorded the highest percentage of people going to cafés, whereas Adelaide had the lowest figure.
In Sydney and Melbourne, around 61–64% of people went to cafés for coffee or tea, representing the highest figures among the five cities. Hobart also had a similar proportion, just under 63%. In contrast, Brisbane and Adelaide showed slightly lower percentages, at about 55% and 50% respectively. The proportion of people buying instant coffee was also significant, ranging from around 45% in Sydney to 53% in Hobart.
Purchasing fresh coffee was less popular overall. Only about 34% of people in Brisbane and 35% in Adelaide bought fresh coffee in the last month. By comparison, Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart showed slightly higher figures, around 43–45%. Despite the lower preference for fresh coffee, instant coffee purchases and café visits remained high in every city, highlighting Australians’ strong overall engagement with coffee and tea consumption.
Band 8.5
The bar chart presents the results of a survey concerning the coffee and tea purchasing and consumption habits of residents in five Australian cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart.
Overall, the data indicate a predominant preference for coffee over tea across the surveyed cities, with notable variations in the purchasing habits for fresh versus instant coffee and café visits.
In Sydney, the chart reveals that approximately 65% of residents purchased fresh coffee, while 50% opted for instant coffee. Additionally, around 60% frequented cafés for their coffee and tea needs. Melbourne exhibited similar tendencies, with about 55% purchasing fresh coffee, 45% instant coffee, and 55% visiting cafés. Brisbane displayed a somewhat lower inclination towards coffee consumption, with 50% acquiring fresh coffee, 42% instant coffee, and only 38% patronizing cafés.
Adelaide’s figures illustrate a distinct departure from the aforementioned trends, as only 45% of its residents bought fresh coffee and 38% instant coffee. Café visits also trailed behind at 40%. Conversely, Hobart demonstrated a relatively robust preference for fresh coffee, with nearly 60% of residents participating in this category, 40% purchasing instant coffee, and around 50% visiting cafés. This data underscores the variability in coffee and tea purchasing habits across these Australian cities, with Adelaide notably diverging from the predominant trend.