The bar chart highlights the popularity of several most common sports played in New Zealand in 2002.

Overall, the popularity of mentioned sports in the chart was measured by the distribution of gender. Some
sports witnessed a great gender divide, while others did not.

As can be seen, netball, soccer, swimming were the most favored. In particular, what stands out is that
netball was predominantly played by females (accounting for 25%); soccer, mainly by men (accounting for
25%); and swimming was midly preferred by women to men (more than 20% were men and more than 10%
were women).

Others less favored sports are cricket, athletics, martial arts, basketball, tennis, and other sports. While
athletics, basketball, and tennis experienced a seemingly more equal distribution in gender, other sports
showed a stark contrast. Specifically, cricket and martial arts were male-dominated. Other sports were not
precisely male-dominated, but a significantly higher proportion of men partaking in sports were clearly
observed.

The bar chart shows the popularity of several most common sports played in New Zealand in
2002.

It is clear that boys enjoyed partaking in sports than girls. However, there were two sports
prevalently played by girls, namely netball and swimming.
Regarding sports commonly favored by girls, netball and swimming also stood as the two
most popular choices among the eight mentioned sports. In particular, 25 percent of girls
played netball, compared to less than 5 percent for boys. Swimming, othe other hand,
witnessed a slightly smaller proportion of girls. Specifically, more than 20 percent of girls
went swimming, and more than 10 percent for boys.

Obviously, boys preferred sports than girls, which could be clearly seen in cricket and
martial arts. The figure for male participation in cricket was exactly 10, while girls only
accounted for more than 1 percent. This great gender distribution went the same for martial
arts, slightly less than 10 percent and around 2 percent for boys and girls, respectively.

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The bar chart reveals data about the most popular sports played by girls and boys in a nation
in 2002.
Overall, it is clear that both groups enjoyed different sports. While netball and swimming
were more prevalent among girls, cricket, martial arts, and other sports were more preferred
by boys.
It’s noticeable the figures for girls who selected netball and swimming were more significant
than that of boys, at around 25% and approximately 20% respectively. In comparison, the
percentage of boys who chose the respective sports accounted for just under 1% and around
13%. Likewise, athletics was relatively more common among girls than boys, with just
below 5% for girls and around 4% for boys.
By contrast, a considerably larger proportion of boys participated in sports like cricket and
martial arts, accounting for nearly 10% and approximately 9% respectively, compared to
only around 1% and around 2% for girls. Furthermore, basketball and tennis were chosen by
both groups, with the figure for boys slightly higher than that of the girls, at around 7% and
just below 8% for boys, as opposed to around 6% and under 7% for girls.

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The bar chart compares
the popularity of several most common sports played in New Zealand
in 2002, meausred by gender distribution.

It is clear that both groups enoyed different sports. While netball and swimming were among
girls’ favorites, cricket, martial arts, and other sports were predominantly played by boys.

Of great notice were the figures for girls choosing netball and swimming: at around 25
percent and more than 20 percent respectively, which were more significantly higher than
those for boys. Meanwhile, boys namely accounted for around 1 percent and 13 percent in
the aforementioned sports. Atheletics were also preferred by girls than boys although the
difference in proportion was not significant with around 3 percent for boys and 4 percent for
girls.

Regarding male-dominated sports, the proportion of boys in cricket and martial art is the
most obvious with nearly 10 percent and 9 percent in turn, compared to that of girls with
merely around 1 percent and 3 percent respectively. Furthermore, although the difference in
the number of boys and girls participating in basketball and tennis was not substantial,
figures for boys were around 7 percent and 8 percent, still slighly higher than those for girls,
with around 6 percent and 7 percent, respectively. For other sports, the number of boys
almost doubled that of girls, with around 18 percent for boys and 10 percent for girls.

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boys enjoyed partaking in sports than girls. However, there were two sports prevalently
played by girls, namely netball and swimming.

Regarding sports commonly favored by girls, netball and swimming also stood as the two
most popular choices among the eight mentioned sports. In particular, 25 percent of girls
played netball, compared to less than 5 percent for boys. Swimming, othe other hand,
witnessed a slightly smaller proportion of girls. Specifically, more than 20 percent of girls
went swimming, and more than 10 percent for boys.

Obviously, boys preferred sports than girls, which could be clearly seen in cricket and
martial arts. The figure for male participation in cricket was exactly 10, while girls only
accounted for more than 1 percent. This great gender distribution went the same for martial
arts, slightly less than 10 percent and around 2 percent for boys and girls, respectively.
The given table compares the percentage of monthy expenditure which five European
countries spend on four different living expenses.

Overall, citizens from the five nations spend the highest proportion of their monthly earnings
on food and beverage as well as accommdation. Furthermore, the total spending of people
from Germany and the UK are the higher that that of those from other countries.

As can be seen, there are slight fluctuations in total costs of living among the five countries.
Germany and the UK has the highest total spending both at 86 percent of household income
every month, while Spain spends the least at 72 percent.

Although accommodation and food and beverage costs both make up the most of household
income in the five countries, there are opposite trends in spending. France, Germany, and the
UK allocate more money to accommodation with 31 percent, 33 percent, and 37 percent of
the household income respectively, while Turkey and Spain spend the most in food and
beverage with 36 percent and 31 percent respectively. In terms of other categories, most
countries spend a higher percentage of their budget on entertainment. In particular, the
figures of entertainment expenditure for France, Germany, and Spain are namely 13 percent,
19 percent, and 15 percent, compared to those of clothing. Meanwhile, UK households spend
money on clothing and leisure equally with 11 percent of monthly earnings, and Spain
households prioritize their needs for entertainment over fashion with 15 percent of income
for leisure and 8 percent for clothing

The given table compares the percentage of monthy expenditure which five European
countries spend on four different living expenses.

Overall, citizens from the five nations spend the highest proportion of their monthly earnings
on food and beverage as well as accommdation. Furthermore, the total spending of people
from Germany and the UK are the higher that that of those from other countries.

As can be seen, there are slight fluctuations in total costs of living among the five countries.
Germany and the UK has the highest total spending both at 86 percent of household income
every month, while Spain spends the least at 72 percent.

Although accommodation and food and beverage costs both make up the most of household
income in the five countries, there are opposite trends in spending. France, Germany, and the
UK allocate more money to accommodation with 31 percent, 33 percent, and 37 percent of
the household income respectively, while Turkey and Spain spend the most in food and
beverage with 36 percent and 31 percent respectively. In terms of other categories, most
countries spend a higher percentage of their budget on entertainment. In particular, the
figures of entertainment expenditure for France, Germany, and Spain are namely 13 percent,
19 percent, and 15 percent, compared to those of clothing. Meanwhile, UK households spend
money on clothing and leisure equally with 11 percent of monthly earnings, and Spain
households prioritize their needs for entertainment over fashion with 15 percent of income
for leisure and 8 percent for clothing.
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The map illustrates possible constructions of a supermarket made to the town of Garlsdon
with 65,000 residents.
Overall, the most significant difference between two positions is that one is located in the
urban area and the other is in the rural area.

The S1 location is planned to be built in the rural surroundings of the North West of Garlson,
in the proximity of 6km to Hindon residential area. It lies between the main roads and the
railway.

The S2 position for the new supermarket is set to be built in the traffic-free town center with
a railway passing through. From this locale, S2 is accessible to Bransdon in the South West
(16km) and Cransdon in the South East (25km) as well as Hindon in the North West (12km)
via main streets. The first two neighborhoods have a higher population than the Hindon’s
with 15000 for the former and 29000 for the latter compared to only 10000 citizens of
Hindon. The S2 is also in a closer vicinity of the industrial area than its counterpart.
The given maps indicate several significant changes which happened in West Park
Secondary School in the years 1950, 1980, and 2010.

Overall, the process of expansion and reconstruction took place gradually during a period of
60 years. Of great notice was the development of a car park and a science block on the left of
the school.

In 1980, the zone catering for accommodation was substituted for for a new car park and a
science block. Meanwhile, the part of land for agriculture was converted into a sports field.
In 2010, the car park was significantly extended and occupied the whole area sports field,
while the science block remained intact.

Besides, the structure of the student’s recession area was first partially diminished to give
place to the sports field in 2010, after 60 years since its innitial construction. In short, it is
striking to notice that throughout the years, the sports field and the playground experienced
size reductions, while the school building was kept original, facing the main street over the
course of six decades.
The given graph depicts the yearly income for medical staff and those in other sectors in
seven nations in 2004.

Overall, of great notice was a significantly higher income for doctors, compared to that for
other occupations. Furthermore, the US experienced the greatest difference in earnings of
doctors and employees in other industries.

Clearly, doctors working in the US received the most competitive stipend with 120 thousand
dollars, doubling that for their counterparts in Italy. Meanwhile, Finland witnessed the lowest
pay rate for doctors with 50 thousand dollars per year, in comparison to other countries.
France and Switzerland saw a precisely equal amount of annual remuneration for doctors
with 70 thousand dollars, while Czech Republic and Germany observed some minor
differences in yearly payment for their clinical workers with approximately 62 thousand
dollars for the former and around 61 thousand for the latter.

In terms of annual payout for workers in other divisions, the figures stood highest at roughly
43 thousand dollars in the US and lowest at almost 20 thousand dollars in Italy and Czech
Republic. Germany observed the third lowest payment for other workers with exactly 20
thousand dollars per year, while their peers in Switzerland, France, and Finland were offered
with a better hiring rate ranging from around 23 thousand dollars to 40 thousand dollars
annually.
The charts below show the average percentages in typical meals of three types of nutrients,
all of which may be unhealthy if eaten too much.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make
comparisons where relevant.
Write at least 150 words.

The given charts depict the average percentages of everyday servings of three groups of
nutrients, all of which may well exert detrimental effects on health with excessive use.
Overall, Americans consume the most significant amount of sodium and saturated fat at
dinner, while snacks account for the highest sugar intake among daily eatings.
As can be seen in the charts, US citizens absorb somewhat equal consumption of sodium and
saturated fat during breakfast and lunch with 14% of sodium and 16% of saturated fat for the
former and 29% of sodium and 26% of saturated fat for the latter. However, Americans’
ingestion of sodium is moderately less than that of saturated fat when their meals are not
their main courses with closely a fifth of the total consumed amount of saturated fat, as
opposed to 14% of sodium. Conversely, the intake of sodium is mildly higher than that of
saturated fat among Amercian super with 43% of sodium and 37% of saturated fat.
Meanwhile, Americans’ sugar indulgence is most noticeable through light meals with 42% of
sugary substances. Furthermore, the figure for added sugar consumed during breakfast is
similar to that of saturated fat with 16%, while the level of sugar consumption during lunch
and dinner is relatively higher, standing at 19% and 23%, respectively.