The graph compares the consumption of junk
food for teens in Australia over a 25-year
period, between 1975 and 2000. The data is in number.
Overall, as can be seen from the graph that fish and chips
fell over the provided period, whereas the amount of pizza
and hamburgers that were eaten rose for the mentioned
period. In the beginning, consumption of fish and chips
was the most amongst Australian youngsters which was
replaced by hamburgers by the end. However, the trend
in pizza and hamburgers remained steady during the
period of the last five years.
On one hand, in 1975, the average number of
hamburgers eaten by adolescents of Australia was 100
that decreased gradually over the next five years. Then,
it slightly increased to just under 93 by 1985. Conversely,
the shift saw a substantial drop for the remaining years
and the consumption reached to the lowest level to about
40 by the year 2000.
On the other hand, the average consumption of pizza and
hamburgers was around 10 in the year 1975. This move
saw a gradual increase over the next two decades. By the
year 2000, the figures remained constant at little more
than 80 and 100 respectively.
The graph compares the
consumption
of junk
food for teens in Australia
over
a 25-year
period
, between 1975 and 2000. The data is in number.
Overall
, as can be
seen
from the graph that fish and chips
fell
over
the provided period, whereas the amount of pizza
and hamburgers that
were eaten
rose for the mentioned
period. In the beginning,
consumption
of fish and chips
was the most amongst Australian youngsters which
was
replaced
by hamburgers by the
end
.
However
, the trend
in pizza and hamburgers remained steady during the
period of the last five years.
On one hand, in 1975, the average number of
hamburgers eaten by adolescents of Australia was 100
that decreased
gradually
over
the
next
five years. Then,
it
slightly
increased to
just
under 93 by 1985.
Conversely
,
the shift
saw
a substantial drop for the remaining years
and the
consumption
reached to the lowest level to about
40 by the year 2000.
On the other hand
, the average
consumption
of pizza and
hamburgers was around 10 in the year 1975. This
move
saw
a gradual increase
over
the
next
two decades. By the
year 2000, the figures remained constant at
little
more
than 80 and 100
respectively
.