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Band 5+: hillary's school sampled and equal number of boys and girls at the school asking them to pick the one. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

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The image shows a bar graph titled "Figure 5. Preferred snack choices of students at Hillary's high school"; it compares the number of students by gender who prefer various snacks. Categories include Candy, Chips, Chocolate bars, Cookies, Crackers, Fruit, Ice cream, Popcorn, Pretzels, and Vegetables, with boys and girls represented by bars side by side. Candy: girls 250, boys slightly above 200; Chips: girls slightly above 250, boys 250; Chocolate bars: girls 200, boys slightly below 200; Cookies: girls slightly above 150, boys 225; Crackers: girls slightly above 100, boys 200; Fruit: girls slightly below 175, boys slightly below 100; Ice cream: girls slightly above 225, boys 200; Popcorn: girls 150, boys slightly below 150; Pretzels: girls 125, boys slightly below 125; Vegetables: girls 100, boys 50. The x-axis is labeled "Number of students" with a scale from 0 to 300 in increments of 50; y-axis lists the snack categories.
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In the double stranded horizontal bar, Hillary’s school researched on students in same proportion of each gender, allowing them to choose the snacks they want to eat. This graph shows the number of students on lower side and various kind of light-meals on vertical side.

It can be seen that maximum number of boys, 280, fond of chips while 250 girls picked fruits, also the males were only the half portion of the girls in fruit selection. The second most population of males was 260 in consuming chocolate bars and around 230 girls took a look after boys in choosing the same as well as chips. Not more than 140 children showed interest in vegetables in both sexes, also these were the least took edible items in girls population. There was not significant difference found in selecting popcorn. The males were slightly ahead from females in choosing cookies and pretzels whereas females remain in front of boys when they were picking ice-cream and candy.

To sum up, all of the items were favoured by 100 students of bothe sexes. While chips topped the list, fruits were the last.

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