The line graph illustrates how much fast food consumed by teenagers in Australia from 1975 to 2000, which is a 25-year period.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that the consumption of fish and chips declined over the period, while the reverse true for the intake of hamburgers and pizza. Notably, although fish and chips were the most consuming fast food in the beginning, it became the least consumed in the end of the graph.
In 1975, the most popular fast food among Australian teenagers was fish and chips, which were consumed 100 times per year. This figure was significantly higher than the intake of hamburgers and pizza at that time. By 1985, it fluctuated, between around 82 and 97 times. Ultimately, the consumption of fish and chips declined steadily over the 25-year period, dropping to just aunder 40 times 2000.
In contrast to fish and chips the intake of both hamburgers and pizza saw noticeable increases, with hamburgers reaching exactly 100 times, and pizza around 82 times. Having reached the rate of 100 and around 82, both they leveled off staying until the year 2000.
