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The image displays a line graph showing average annual expenditures on cell phone and residential phone services from 2001 to 2010. In 2001, residential services were at approximately $700, and cell phone services were around $200. By 2010, cell phone services reached around $750, while residential services decreased to about $400. A crossover occurs around 2006-2007 where both services are roughly at $500. The accompanying text provides guidance on describing the graph, suggesting to introduce the graph, give an overview, identify less noticeable features, and describe each change in a separate paragraph. A box titled "Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking" suggests the task duration is about 20 minutes, with a writing requirement of at least 150 words.
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The line graph illustrates average annual expenditure on cell phone and residential phone services from 2001 to 2010.
Overall, spending on cell phone services increased dramatically over the period, while expenditure on residential phone services showed a steady decline. Notably, cell phone costs overtook residential phone spending midway through the decade.
In 2001, consumers spent considerably more on residential phone services, at around $700 per year, compared with only about $200 on cell phones. Over the following years, residential phone expenditure fell gradually, dropping to approximately $400 by 2010. This downward trend suggests a decreasing reliance on landline services.
By contrast, spending on cell phone services rose sharply throughout the decade. Starting at roughly $200 in 2001, it increased steadily each year and surpassed residential phone costs around 2006. By the end of the period, average annual expenditure on cell phones reached about $750, making it the dominant communication expense.
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