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Band 5+: The chart below shows tea and coffee consumption in 2015. Write a summary of the information. Select and report the main features, and make comparisons where necessary.

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The image shows a bar chart of tea and coffee consumption in 2015 by kilograms per person across seven countries: Australia (Tea: 1 kg, Coffee: 4 kg), Canada (Tea: 1 kg, Coffee: 5 kg), New Zealand (Tea: 1 kg, Coffee: 3 kg), Russia (Tea: 5 kg, Coffee: 2 kg), Turkey (Tea: 6.5 kg, Coffee: 1 kg), United Kingdom (Tea: 6 kg, Coffee: 3 kg), and United States (Tea: 1 kg, Coffee: 4 kg).
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The bar chart illustrates tea and coffee that people in 7 countries consumed in 2015.

From an overall perspective, the majority in seven countries consumed more coffee than tea. The the minority consumed more tea than coffee, while there is one country is exception because people in that country consumed equal amounts of coffee and tea.

The majority of seven countries consumed more coffee than tea. These countries consist of Australia,Canada, New Zealand, and the United States. The amount of consumed in these countries that consumed tea and coffee are totally different, some countries such as Canada the numbers is around 6 times higher. The minority of countries in this chart demonstrates that individuals consumed more tea than coffee, these countries consist of Russia and Turkey. The consumers in Russia took tea around 2.5 kg while consumers in Turkey took tea more than Russia around 2 times of Russia. The last country is the United Kingdom, it is the exception of seven countries because people there consumed equal amounts of tea and coffee around 3 kilograms.

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