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The image shows Task 1 with a bar chart depicting the percentage of individuals in the UK consuming five portions of fruits and vegetables daily from 2001-2008, broken down by Children, Men, and Women. In 2001, Children approx. 18%, Men approx. 14%, Women approx. 23%. In 2002, Children approx. 20%, Men approx. 16%, Women approx. 25%. In 2003, Children approx. 22%, Men approx. 18%, Women approx. 27%. In 2004, Children approx. 24%, Men approx. 20%, Women approx. 28%. In 2005, Children approx. 26%, Men approx. 22%, Women approx. 30%. In 2006, Children approx. 28%, Men approx. 24%, Women approx. 32%. In 2007, Children approx. 30%, Men approx. 26%, Women approx. 34%. In 2008, Children approx. 32%, Men approx. 28%, Women approx. 36%. Task 2 presents a statement about choosing between life without work and working most of the time, questioning agreement.
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The bar chart illustrates the proportion of consumption of five portions of fruit and vegetables in terms of children, men and women daily from 2001 to 2008.
Overall, there was an increase in the rate of eating fruit and vegetables in all ages and all generations. Noticeably, the percentage of women consuming those foods held the first ranking over the period of the survey.
Starting in 2001, nearly 25% of consumption belonged to women, higher than that of men and children, about 20% and 13%, respectively.
When it comes to the percentage of eating fruit and vegetables in children, this remained unchanged until 2003, reaching a highest point in 2007, well above 25% and finally ending at roughly 24%. Similarly, the first three years recorded a plateau, after which it experienced an upward trend and peaked at 28% in 2006 and 2007, followed by a slight decrease to around 22% in 2007. The proportion of consumption of females witnessed a steady rise until 2005 and it reached its highest point in 2006 with exactly 35%, before ending the period at 30%.
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