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Band 5+: The chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australians cites. Summarlse the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make a comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a bar graph of coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart. The graph compares three categories: bought fresh coffee in the last 4 weeks, bought instant coffee in the last 4 weeks, and went to a café for coffee or tea in the last 4 weeks. In Sydney, 45% of respondents bought fresh coffee, 40% bought instant coffee, and 60% went to a café. In Melbourne, 40% bought fresh coffee, 45% bought instant coffee, and 60% went to a café. In Brisbane, 35% bought fresh coffee, 35% bought instant coffee, and 55% went to a café. In Adelaide, 40% bought fresh coffee, 40% bought instant coffee, and 50% went to a café. In Hobart, 30% bought fresh coffee, 35% bought instant coffee, and 65% went to a café. Overall, going to a café was the most popular option across all cities, with the highest percentage in Hobart. Buying fresh coffee was least popular in Hobart, while buying instant coffee had relatively similar percentages across all cities.
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The given bar-chart provides data on 5 different Australian cities’s residents’ most popular purchasing habits in buying a fresh or instant coffee or visiting a cafe in last 4 weeks.

Generally, it is easy to spot percentage of residents buying a coffee is highest in almost every city except for Adelaide. On the other hand, purchasing fresh coffee is the lest popular option in all of them.

In Sydney, the most popular option was visiting a cafe, with around 60% of residents, by the same time, purchasing of instant and fresh coffee were pretty similar with about 45%. In the Melbourne, most of the residents got their coffee in the caffe as-well, with just under 65% of them. Instant coffee’s purchasing was less popular with something around 45%, and fresh coffee at the end with only 42% off residents. Instant coffee’s purchasing additional, Brisbane also had the least of the residents who prefers fresh coffee with just under 35% of them, on the other hand, the number of residents who got instant coffee and visited a caffeine was pretty close with something around 55%. Surpassingly, Adelaide became the first city with higher percentage of residents preferring an instant coffee comparing to going out to caffe, with 50 and 49 precent of them. Fresh coffee by the same time, was the least popular with something around 35% of residents. In Hobart, a number of residents who decided to visit a caffe was the highest, with a little more then 60 precent. Instant coffee was just under 55%, and fresh coffee with something around 40 precent.

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