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Band 4+: The chart below shows the percentage of people who ate five portions of fruits and vegetables per day in UK from 2001 to 2008.

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The image is a vertical bar chart with years on the x-axis, from 2001 to 2008, and percentages on the y-axis, from 0 to 40% in increments of 5%. Three groups are represented in each year: children, men, and women. In 2001, children were at 20%, men at around 22%, and women at 25%. In 2002, children decreased to just above 15%, men to just under 25%, and women to just above 25%. In 2003, children increased to slightly above 20%, men decreased to about 23%, and women increased to around 27%. In 2004, children were just under 25%, men at 25%, and women at 30%. In 2005, children were around 27%, men just above 25%, and women just below 32%. In 2006, children decreased to just above 25%, men to around 23%, and women increased to 33%. In 2007, children were at 26%, men at 24%, and women at 33%. In 2008, children increased to around 27%, men decreased to around 22%, and women slightly decreased to just below 33%. There is a note at the bottom stating "Write at least 150 words."
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The given infographics representation ,which is form of bar chart, illustrate the change percentage of people who ate five portions of fruit and vegetable per day in the UK between 2001 and 2008.

Overall, it can be clearly seen that, the visible diagram was fluctuated, the highest percentage of woman, eating fruits and vegetable per day in the all given year, in the contrast, the lowest amount of children in the UK.

It looking at detail,The graph represents that in 2006 above than 35% of women ate fruits and vegetables 7times daily. That is significantly a lot, in contrast with mens’ consumes. In 2001 slighty more than 10% of children were consuming that amount of fruits and vegetables everyday, while above than one fifth of women already were following that eating routine.

In addition,The share of men had a similar trend, but in 2001 it was around 17%, had no changes over next 2 years and then it started to increment rapidly to nearly 27% in 2007. Both segments of population suffered from a slight decline over last year in the graph.

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