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Band 4+: below is a chart showing how many hours per week an average person spent on various kinds of media, including watching television, surfing on the Internet, listening to the radio, and reading printed material. The years covered are from 1990 to 2005.

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The image depicts a bar graph displaying the number of days lost due to on-the-job injuries per worker for five countries over three periods: 1991-1995, 1996-2000, and 2001-2005. Germany shows 2 days (1991-1995), 3.5 days (1996-2000), 4 days (2001-2005); America displays 4 days (1991-1995), 5 days (1996-2000), 5.5 days (2001-2005); China registers 4 days (1991-1995), 7.5 days (1996-2000), 5 days (2001-2005); Korea reports 3.5 days (1991-1995), 3 days (1996-2000), 4 days (2001-2005); and Brazil denotes 6 days (1991-1995), 5.5 days (1996-2000), 6.5 days (2001-2005).
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Between 1991-1995 in Germany, workers lost a more than 2.5 days due to on the job injuries but it reduced in the year 1996-2000 and decreased again in the year 2001-2005 compared the last two earliers ones.

In America, workers’ number of days lost due to on-the- job injury increased through the years unlike the Germany’s. Through 1991-1995, America lost about 2.5 days but in increased during the year 1996-2001 which further increased in the year 2001-2005 to about 5 days.

Compared to America’s, China experienced a significantly higher Ubers of days lost due to an on-the-job injury per worker. During 1991-1995, China lost more than 5 days, which increased to boyyy 8 days in the year 1996-2001 and then significantly added to 10 days in the year 2001-2005.

Korea lost 2.5 days in the year 1991-1995, which added on a little in the year 1996-2001 and increased to about 5 days in the year 2001-2005.

Brazil experienced a lost of about 6.5 days in the year 1991-1995,which reduced to 5 days in the year 1996-2001 and skyrocketed to a lot of 7.5 days in the year 2001-2005.

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