Band 5+: The pie chart below shows bottled water consumption in various regions as a percent of global consumption and the bar chart shows the growth of bottled water consumption in 2001.

The pie chart illustrates a proportion of bottled water consumption in many parts of the world and the bar chart gives information about the developing bottled water consumption in 2001.

Overall, following the pie chart, we can see obviously Western Europe is the region occupying the largest rate. And in the bar chart, the highest bottled water consumption belongs to Asia.

According the pie chart, the y which is the largest proportion, it occupies nearly half at 48%. The second is Australia at 15%. It is 2% higher than the third which is New Zealand. Two lowest belongs to Asia and the USA, especially, they have the same data at 2%.

Turning to the bar chart, we can see the opposite through two graphs. The region has the lowest growth of bottled water consumption in 2001 belongs to Western Europe about 2,5%, And Asia is the highest rate at 14%. Visibly, we can see some couples of region have the same proportion like Australia and the USA about 7,9%; the Middle East and Africa about 8,8%; Latin American and New Zealand about 12,7%.