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Band 7+: The table below shows sales made by a coffee shop in an office building on a typical weekday.

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The image displays a sales data table indicating quantities of coffee, tea, pastries, and sandwiches sold during four time intervals: 7.30-10.30 sales include 265 coffee, 110 tea, 275 pastries, 50 sandwiches, total 700; 10.30-2.30 sales include 185 coffee, 50 tea, 95 pastries, 200 sandwiches, total 530; 2.30-5.30 sales include 145 coffee, 35 tea, 150 pastries, 40 sandwiches, total 370; 5.30-8.30 sales include 200 coffee, 75 tea, 80 pastries, 110 sandwiches, total 465; Grand totals are 795 coffee, 270 tea, 600 pastries, 400 sandwiches.
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The given table illustrates the sales of different types of drinks and food made by a coffee shop in an office building on a typical weekday.

Overall, it is clear that coffee was the most popular and best-selling item, while the opposite was true for tea. Notably, coffee sales remained relatively stable and at a fairly high level throughout the day.

In the morning (7:30-10:30), pastries were the most popular item, with 275 sales, followed by coffee, which had only 10 fewer sales. Tea and sandwiches were sold 110 and 50 times, respectively. From 10:30 to 2:30, sales of coffee, tea and pastries all decreased considerably, ranging from 60 to 80 sales. However, sandwiches were the only item to experience a significant increase, rising fourfold and becoming the best-selling product during this period.

From 2:30 to 5:30, sandwich sales fell fivefold compared with the previous period. Tea and pastries also decreased to 145 and 35 sales, respectively, representing a relatively small amount. However, coffee reached its peak during this period, with 150 sales. From 5:30 to 8:30, coffee recorded 200 sales, making it the best-selling item during this period. Meanwhile, pastry sales fell to 80, while sales of sandwiches and tea increased to 110 and 75, respectively.

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