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1. The given line graph elucidates the consumption of sugar versus prevalence of obesity in
adults in the United States between 1980 and 2010. The intake of sugar and obesity levels is
represented in terms of grams per person per day and percentage respectively.
2. The given line graph describes the monthly sale of gold in Dubai in the year 2002. The sale
rate is represented in millions of Dirhams.
3. The given line graph compares the export of rubber ducks in three countries such as
European Union, USA and UK from 2013 to 2017. The exports are mentioned in units per
thousand.
4. The given line graph describes rate of unemployment in the united states from 2003 to
2009. The work force is given in percentage.
5. The line graph represents the details of rainfall in two major cities London and berlin. The
xaxis represents the month from jan to dec and the y-axis indicates the rate of rainfall in mm.
6. The line graph indicates the average per capita emission of co2 in UK, Sweden, Italy and
Portugal between 1967 and 2007. The co2 emission is given in metric tonnes.
7. The line graph describes the yearly stock value of franklin during the year 2000. The xaxis
represents the month from jan to dec and the y-axis indicates the stock prices in dollars.
8. The line graph elucidates the fast food consumption levels in Australia by teenagers. The
data give details on number of times the food items such as Pizza, Fish and Chips and
Hamburgers are eaten per year.
9. The given line graph indicates the annual food price index and average oil price worldwide
between 2000 and 2011. The food price index is given in points and the oil price is stated in
dollars.
10. The line graph compares the amount of money spent year wise on online mobile recharges,
food clothing and ticket booking from 2015 to 2017. The expenditure is given in terms of Rupees.
11. The given line graph indicates the consumption of food items such as fruits, vegetables and
so on from 1979 to 2009.
12. The line graph elucidates the smoking rate of people of both male and female genders from
1960 to 2000. The rates are defined per 1000 people of consumption.
13. The line graph represents the population rate per 10000 of certain Australia’s States and
territories such as NSW, VIC and so on in the year 2006.
14. The line graph indicates the annual IPP Diesel price in Kina per litre in the year 2005 and
2006. The X and Y axis represents the month from jan to dec and diesel prices respectively.
15. The line graph gives details on the number of patients who were affected of X disease in
someland between 1983 and 1992. The X axis indicates year and Y axis indicates the number of
cases.
16. The given line graph represents the past, present and predicted growth of population in
billions, in India and China from 2000 to 2050 according to United population Division.
17. The given bar graph depicts the percentage of internet facilities accessible by households
in the United Kingdom between 2006 and 2009.
18. The given bar graph elucidates the percentage of students of both the genders who excel in
their foreign language in various countries that includes China, Romania and so on.
19. The given bar graph indicates the scores achieved per season by three teams, Team A,
Team B and Team C in an event that occurred during 2008 to 2011.
20. The given bar graphs draw comparisons of British Home students and International
students admitted in an university from 2010 to 2012. The graph represents percentage of both
male and female students.
21. The given bar graph represents the percentage of Australia’s share on coal imports in
selected countries such as China India RK and Japan in the year 2005, 2010 and 2015.
22. The given line graph indicates the consumption of alcohol in the united states by different
age groups. The x- axis represents age group and the y axis represents the consumption level in
percentage such as heavy, Light, Ex or no drinker.
23. The given bar graphs draw comparisons between the weekly income of people aged above
25 years and the rate of unemployment based on educational attainment in year 2015. Earnings
are for full-time and wage and salary workers and is represented in Dollars. The unemployment
rate based on level of education is given in %. The datum is interpreted based on population
survey by US bureau of Labor Statistics.
24. The given bar graph elucidates the number of data available on each group a, B, C, D and E.
25. The given bar graph elucidates the percentage of students participating in selected leisure
activities of age group 5-14. Comparisons are made for both genders involving in the activities
that involves skating, E or Computer games, Watching TV videos etc.,
26. The given bar graph depicts the Number of people who own different pets according to
their wish. The pets that were mostly preferred were cat dog etc.,
27. The bar graph represents the hourly leisure time of people in a typical week based on sex
and employment status between 1998 and 99.
28. The given bar graph depicts the rate of rainfall in Inches in New York, Dallas, Phoenix and
Honolulu.
29. The given bar graph elucidates the percentage of sugar content contained in certain foods
such as Chocolates, ketchup and ice cream.
30. The given bar graph indicates the rate of fertility per woman in certain Gulf countries
during 1990 and 2000.
31. The bar graph represents the number of people who travel to different destinations of
other countries from Indonesia to spend their holidays.
32. The given bar graph indicates the cumulative incidence of PTE that would occur after 30
years. The x axis indicates the TBI severity and Y indicates % of Epilepsy incidence
33. The given pie charts draw comparisons on the percentage of energy consumption by
various resources such as oil, natural gas, hydroelectric power and nuclear power during 1980
and 1990.
34. The pie charts give details on the consumption of selected food items worldwide
particularly in China and India.
35. The given pie charts compare details of the most widely used and preferred social media
channels in the year 2011, 2012 and 2013.
36. The given pie charts draw comparisons on the expenditure made by people in Japan and
Malaysia. The amounts were spent on housing, transport, food and so on.
37. The given pie of pie represents the percentage of profit earned by different companies.
38. The given pie chart indicates the sale of Merlot in different parts of Australia.
39. The given pie charts state various reasons for people migrating to and from UK in the year
2007.
40. The given pie chart represents the different modes of transport preferred by individuals.
The major four modes of commuting include metro, car, bike and local bus.
41. The pie charts describe the percentage of satisfaction obtained by customers in the year
2005 and 2010.
42. The given pie chart illustrates the number of cars possessed by individuals in Canada.