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Band 9: The chart below shows the results survey about people’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities.

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The image shows a bar graph comparing coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart. The y-axis represents the percentage of city residents, ranging from 0% to 70%. Each city has three bars representing the percentage of residents who bought fresh coffee, bought instant coffee, or went to a café for coffee or tea in the last four weeks. In Sydney, around 65% bought fresh coffee, 50% bought instant coffee, and 60% went to a café. In Melbourne, approximately 55% bought fresh coffee, 45% bought instant coffee, and 55% went to a café. Brisbane had around 50% for fresh coffee, 42% for instant coffee, and 38% for café visits. In Adelaide, about 45% bought fresh coffee, 38% bought instant coffee, and 40% went to a café. Lastly, Hobart had nearly 60% for fresh coffee, 40% for instant coffee, and 50% for café visits.
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The bar chart provided illustrates the drinking and purchasing habits of citizens in five cities in Australia concerning coffee and tea, based on a recent survey.

Overall, there was a significantly higher preference for consuming coffee and tea at coffeehouses in all cities except for Adelaide, where the majority preferred instant coffee. Moreover, the least popular habit among the three was purchasing freshly ground coffee.

Melbourne and Hobart had the highest percentage of cafe-goers among all five cities, with around 64%, followed by Sydney and Brisbane at approximately 61% and 56%, respectively. In contrast, in Adelaide, just under half of the residents favored having coffee or tea outside. Additionally, the percentage of those who bought fresh coffee was under 45% in all five cities, with Brisbane and Adelaide having the lowest percentages at just under 35%.

Regarding the purchase of instant coffee, Hobart had the highest percentage, closely followed by Brisbane at around 54% and 53%, respectively. In the other three cities, less than half of the population purchased instant coffee.

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