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Band 5+: The charts below the protein and calorie intakes of people in different parts of the world. You should write at least 150 words.

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The image consists of two bar graphs displaying the average intake of protein and calories in India, East Africa, Latin America, and North America. The upper graph shows India has 10 units of animal protein and 20 of other protein, East Africa 10 animal, and 10 other, Latin America 20 animal and 30 other, North America 70 animal and 20 other. The lower graph shows India with 2000 calories, East Africa 2200, Latin America 2800, North America 3600. Both graphs use dashed lines at 70 units and 3000 calories as reference points.
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The data above demonstrates the amount of protein and calorie intakes of people who lived in different places in the world. Overall, Both of the graphs shows similar phenomenon, starts from the highest in North America, followed by Latin America, then East Africa, and the lowest is India.

Starts from North America, both the bar charts showed that North America’s region is the only place which pass the standard line in the graphic, because the line is placed approximately in 68 for protein, and 3000 for calories. Albeit that, North America outpaced the line with 80 intakes of protein and 3500 of protein, which makes them being the peak in both of the data.

Followed by Latin America, which have a big difference with North america in protein, they only reach around 45 intakes of protein for them. But for the calorie intakes, they are very close to reach the line, only about 500 more, approximately, they gain 2500 calorie.

For the last groups, we can see similar patterns happened in both of the regions. They only have very small difference if we compared them. For the proteins intake, the East Africa take 31 calories while the India take 29. There are only 2 differences for it. For the calories, the East Africa reach about 2250 calories while the India have around 2000.

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