The bar chart provided highlights the proportion of men, women and children in the UK who consumed the recommended daily amount of fruit and vegetables in 2002, 2006 and 2010.
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, women accounted for the highest percentages, Linking Words
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children consumed less fruit and vegetables in all the given years.
To be specific, in 2002, a quarter of females ate the recommended daily amount of fruit and vegetables. Linking Words
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daily, which is 2 times higher than children.
Over the following 8 years, all of the figures experienced an increase in 2006 when women still remained the highest figure, reaching a peak at 32%. After that, the three groups dropped slightly to 24%, 27% and 14% respectively, in 2010.Change the determiner
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