The chart below shows the preferences of fruit of primary school children in New Zealand.
Overall,the criteria of liking bananas is having the most greater ratio and secondly,the strawberries are on the second number and after that fruits including oranges apples are minimum at preferences and all the remaining fruits like peaches and kiwi are the least one whom the students like.
If we have a look on the chart given, it has been concluded that,the value of liking fruits including bananas are the most signifcant one in use and has a ratio of 34% in the primary school of New Zealand.Secondly, the fruit which is having an approximate value of liking by the children are oranges which is just 7% less that bananas.Thirdly,oranges liking ratio is just the half of 30%.Less than 1% of the oranges,the apples have a graduall liking effeciancy in the primary school which is upto 14%.Lastly,to sum up, fruits remaining we have are peaches and kiwi fruits which are having a very low liking ratio like 7 percent for the peaches and only 3 percent for the kiwi fruits.The most dominant are the bananas,oranges and apples and the most least one liked are the peaches and kiwi fruits.