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Band 5+: The chart below shows the yield of wheat, barley, rice, and other grains grown in three different countries in 2001.

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The image displays a bar chart showing the yield of wheat, barley, rice, and other grains grown in India, USA, and China in 2001, with yield measured in tonnes per hectare. India produced around 2 tonnes of wheat, 1 tonne of barley, 3 tonnes of rice, and 1 tonne of other grains. The USA produced approximately 3 tonnes of wheat, 2.5 tonnes of barley, 1 tonne of rice, and 2 tonnes of other grains. China produced about 4 tonnes of wheat, 2 tonnes of barley, 7 tonnes of rice, and 9 tonnes of other grains.
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The barcharts illustrate the amount of product of wheat, barley, rice and other grains growns in three different countries( India, USA and China) in 2001. The unit of product is ton.

Overall, the most amount of all products are between USA and China. In contrast, The least products that grow in India. The other grains can make the most products in every countries. But the wheat are the worst products of this three counties.

In term of the other grains product, They make the equal yield of product between USA and China, they had grown to nine tonnes of them. While, In India had grown to just under two tonnes. In term of barley, the second yield of the product ranking. In USA can grow the most of It, weights are about seven point four tonnes. In China, their weight are less than USA to one tonnes. In the same way, In india can grow the least of it, weights are just under two tonnes.

The third of product ranking is rice. The charts changed by China went to the most of rice product is six tonnes. Similarly, In USA is less than one tonnes. In india the amount of weights is one tonnes. Finally, the least of overall products is the wheat. The wheat can grow in USA three point five tonnes and in China is the same way to the comparation between USA and China. The last is in India, the amount of wheat’s weights is one point five tonnes.

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