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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 data illustrates the proportion of individuals who consumed five sections of fruits and vegetable from 2001 to 2008 in the UK.
Overall, the consumption of fruits and vegetables by all the three group, namely children, men, and women witnessed an increase over the period. Moreover, women ate the most of fruits and vegetables among the three groups.
In 2001, around 13% of children consumed five meals of fresh products which is significantly lesser than the amount consumed by women. On the other hand around 18% of men ate plant based products in 2001. For the subsequent years, the use of natural products by children increased by a modest amount, before increasing considerably in 2007. Men and women classes witnessesed a splurge of approximately 5% in their share in the year 2006. The percentage decreased by a humble amount for all the groups in the following year after reaching maximum peaks in the year 2006 for children and 2007 for men and women .
2007 and 2008 were the years when the percentages of usage for children and men were almost the same.
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