The line graph demonstrates three types of food which were consumed by Mauritian

teenagers between 1985 and 2015.

Overall, hamburgers were more popular meal comparing to the other types of fast foods
and maintained that popularity for the whole period. Fried chicken was gradually
consumed and followed a steady increase trend, while the consumption of pizza
dramatically decreased from the beginning of the period.

In 1985, pizza was consumed 60 times per a year which was 6 times more than the
number of eaten hamburgers and fried chickens. However, it was just a brief moment in
the whole period, the consumption of pizza decreased gradually over the 30 years,
reached almost the 10 times per a year.

Since 1980, the consumption of hamburgers has increased steadily, reached 7 times
more consumption of its initial value. On the other hand, fried chicken has fluctuated
over the period, had a constant amount of consumption from 2005 to 2010. A slight
increase was observed which corresponded to approximately 65 times per a year by the
end of 2015.
The bar chart demonstrates the number of female and male students who studied full-
time or part-time for their further education from 1970 to 1991 in Britain.

Overall, the number of part-time students outweighed the ones with full-time in both
genders. However, there was a gradual increase for the participation of the women in
the part-time education over the period, while the same trend fluctuated for male
students. Moreover, the number of people in full-time education slightly rose during the
three periods.

In 1970, 1000 male students selected part-time education which was 200 people more
in comparison with female students. On the other side, the number of the women who
preferred part-time education reached under the value of 1200, which meant 300
students more than the male participants.

The number of the students for full-time education was much less than 200 for female
students between 1970 and 1971, however, these numbers were almost equal to each
other for both genders by the end of 1991.
The pie-chart demonstrates the total usage of water by different systems while the bar
chart illustrates the consumption of water for various purposes in 2004.

.Overall, according to the pie-chart houses accounted for the largest share for the water
usage, while activities such as gardening and bathing were equally the most
contributing factors to the water consumption in residential places in 2004.

Looking at the details, the amount of water which was used by houses was equal to
57% of the total consumption and the usage of apartments corresponded to 13 % which
was the second most contributing figure from residential areas. Government
consumption accounted for 6 % which was considerably low comparing to the other
categories.

Water consumption for gardening and bathing were roughly one quarter separately
which were the highest figures, while the usage for kitchen was significantly low which
only 10 % of the total consumption was.
The pie chart describes the activities of anthropology students who graduated from one
university, while the table demonstrates the wages of these graduates after five years
depending on the type of employment.

Overall, more graduates tended to choose full-time work and the rest selected different
types of working system or did not work at all. On the other side, the majority of
employed graduates earned the highest salary of the particular job could offer.

Looking at the details, the pathways of graduates divided into six categories, those who
worked full-time were just over a half, while an insignificant minority continued part time
work with post-graduation study.

The table demonstrates that the graduates who worked for freelance consultants and
governmental sector enjoyed the highest salary the most which was higher than 75000
dollars through the five years. On the other side, 10% of graduates who were accepted
for private companies experienced the lowest salary which corresponded to less than
50000 dollars while the only 5 % of the other workers received this salary for each type
of employment.

The pie chart demonstrates the major factors behind the decrease in the productivity of
agricultural land while the table describes the influence of these factors on the

worldwide scale.

Overall, according to the pie chart, there were four main factors which affected the
agricultural land in a negative way and over-cultivation were the most influential. On the
other side, the table outlines that Europe was the most suffered region from these
factors.

Looking at the details, over a third of the existing lands degradation occurred due to
over-cultivation, while an insignificant minority was a result of other unknown reasons
which was around 7%.

According to the table, these factors deteriorated the productivity of almost a quarter of
European lands which was the highest amount comparing to the other regions.
Moreover, despite the fact that over-cultivation had the most share in the land
degradation, deforestation was more significant factor with 9.8% in Europe. On the
other side, the effect of these factors was considerably low for the agricultural lands in
North America.

The picture below shows the recycling process of wasted glass bottles. Summarize the
information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons
where relevant.

The graph demonstrates the process which is applied for the recycling of used glass
bottles.

Overall, the recycling process is a man-made process which takes 3 cyclical stages to
complete, beginning with the collection and transportation of wasted bottles and ending
with the transportation of reproduced bottles to the supermarket. Moreover, new liquid
glass is added during the moulding process of recycled liquid glass.

To begin with, wasted glass bottles are brought to the collection point and afterwards it
is delivered to the glass factory by means of truck.

Subsequently, the bottles are sorted out according to the colours of glass and crushed
into pieces with the help of equipment. The crushed pieces are burnt inside the furnace
under the temperature between 600°C and 800°C. Finally, it is directed to the moulding
process where new liquid glass is mixed with recycled glass and the mixture is
transformed into the shape of bottles.

The recycled bottles are filled with the new drinks and delivered to the stores for sale.

The bar chart demonstrates the education level of people depending on age, while pie-
chart shows the education level of people depending on gender in 2010 in Glasgow.

Overall, according to the bar chart, the majority of people who had no qualification
belong to the age group more than 75, while the age of most people who obtained
university degree was between 24 and 35. As stated in the pie-chart, there were
negligible difference for the education level in terms of gender.
To begin with, 72 % of elderly people accounted for the absence of any qualification,
while young adults aged between 24 and 35 had the highest share with 76% in the
education level with the university degree. The 3 % of people who were over 75 years
old obtained school certification which was considerably low comparing to the other age
groups where the values varied between 15% and 20%.

The proportion of men and women were almost equal to each other in terms of the level
of education, only a slight difference was observed between those genders who were
categorized with university degree which corresponded to 3 % gap with the domination
of males. On the other hand, the reverse data was reported for those who had no
qualification.

The diagram below shows one method of manufacturing ceramic pots.

The scheme demonstrates the particular technique which is used in the production of
the ceramic pots.
Overall, the diagram shows the linear man-made process containing 13 stages,
beginning with the collection of the raw materials and ending with the creation of pots.

To begin with, the raw materials which are required for the process are collected with
the help of excavator. Subsequently, the collected materials are transported to the plant
by means of truck. The raw materials are crushed and mixed with the addition of water
in the following steps. After the completion of both steps, the prepared solution is
delivered to the moulding process.

The mixture is dehydrated and transformed into shape of pots between 4 and 6 hours.
Subsequently, the prepared clay pots are heated in the oven under the temperature of
1000°C. Following this step, the ceramic pots are coloured and transported to the colour
firing in order to achieve the desired colour. Finally, the ceramic pots are taken out after
the completion of the firing procedure.

The maps demonstrate the differences of town called Denham between 1986 and the
present day.

Over the period, the number of buildings has been extended which is the indication of
town becoming more residential area than it used to be.

In 1986, the gardens were planted in the south-east of the town and farmlands were
constructed on the right side of the river. Additionally, two shops were constructed in the
north-west side of the main road.
In present day, one of the most noticeable changes is the increase in the number of the
buildings. The farmlands and shops which were removed are the reason behind the
significant change in the number of houses. Moreover, the replacement of gardens with
retirement home is another addition since 1986. Furthermore, the development and
renovation process of the primary school has been conducted during the period which is
the only feature has not been completely removed.