Band 6+: The chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffee and buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons

The graph illustrates the proportion of residents buying and drinking coffee or tea in 5 different cities in Australia.

It is obvious that the proportion of people going to a coffee shop in the last 4 weeks takes up the highest figure. Accordingly, there is a striking difference between the number of people buying fresh coffee and that of going to a café.

The figure for people buying fresh coffee and going to the café has a similar pattern. While the percentages of population who went to a café in Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart all exceed 60%, that of Brisbane and Adelaide are only around 50%. Similarly, in terms of fresh coffee purchases, the figures recorded in Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart are around 10% higher than that of the remaining areas.

Instant coffee is more likely to be chosen compared to fresh coffee when the figure for instant coffee bought in each country accounts for more than 46%. Notably, the percentage of instant coffee purchases is twice that of fresh coffee in 3 countries namely Brisbane, Adelaide, Hobart.