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Band 5+: The chart below shows the production of four different grains (barley, maize, rice, and wheat) in three countries in 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows grain production in MT for 2015: Barley - Country A: 100, Country B: 90, Country C: 90; Maize - Country A: 80, Country B: 40, Country C: 90; Rice - Country A: 40, Country B: 60, Country C: 90; Wheat - Country A: 80, Country B: 40, Country C: 60.
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The bar chart depicts how four types of grains including barley, maize, rice and wheat manufactured in three countries during 2015.

Overall, country A and B witnessed the highest number of grains in Barley, while Maize was seen as the highest production of country C. In addition, country A and country C generally had the highest figures among 4 grain c

In terms of barley production, country A was the largest producer, with 100 MT in 2015. Moreover, this figure wategories.as also the highest among 4 categories of A. Country B and C saw the same figures in Barley, with 90 MT, but they witnessed a smaller production than A. Regarding Maize, which was seen as the largest manufacturing in country C, with 100 MT. Country B took second place in producing Maize, at 80 MT, which was lower than the amount of Barley. The smallest figure was seen in B, at 40 MT.

Regarding Rice and Wheat, country A witnessed 40 MT and 80 MT in rice and wheat respectively. In terms of rice, this figure of A was the smallest among 4 types of grain in A.

Contrast to A, B saw a reverse trend when they had the amount of rice higher than that of wheat, at 60 MT and 40 MT respectively. Country C produced 90 MT of rice, which was the same amount as Barley, and 60 MT of Wheat, which was the smallest amount of grain among all categories of C.

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