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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 graph elucidates information from year 2015 regarding the tea and coffee drinking in seven distinct nations which was based on kilogram per person.

Considering from an overall perspective, the highest coffee consumed by Canadian people. Whereas, in Turkey’s population tea intake was most popular. Notably, in Britain both tea and coffee consumption were noticed same.

To begin with, taking Australia into the consideration where only 1 Kg tea consumed by the per person, and more than 2 Kg coffee consumption was noticed. Additionally, more than 6 Kg coffee intake was noticed in Canadian population which was less than 1 Kg tea consumption was noticed. Moreover, in New Zealand tea drunk by their population was noticed less as compared to the coffee where former one was observed at more than 1 Kg per person and latter one was accounted at nearly 4 Kg per person. Apart from this, taking Russia into the consideration majority of people consumed tea which was accounted at more than 2 Kg per person where they were least preferred coffee at more than 1 Kg per person.

Furthermore, 5 Kg per individual tea intake was noticed where only 2 Kg per person coffee consumption was noticed in Turkey. In UK, 3 Kg per person both coffee and tea were consumed. Lastly, USA into the consideration where tea was less popular among the USA civilization, and coffee was highest preferred by the USA population 0.5 Kg, 5.5 Kg, respectively.

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