Thw chart below shows how frequently people in the USA ate in fast food restaurants between 2003 and 2013. summeruse the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevent.
The bar chart gives information about fast food consumption in the USA in 3 categories over the years.
Overall
, once a week
in 2006 and once or twice a month in 2013 stood at the same level and ranked first. Moreover
, every day
stood last
in 2006 and 2013.
looking forward to 2013, every day
stood at just under 5% and several times
a week
was approximately three times
as large as every day
. Furthermore
, once a week
formed approximately one-third. Moreover
, once or twice a month Contributed around 30%. The share of a few times
a year and never was just under 15% and 5% respectively.
Going forward to 2006 and 2013, every day
remained at the same level and it was just under 5%. However
; several times
a week
witnessed a significant rise of 15% and approximately 10%. in 2006 and 2013. The farmer was just over 30% and the latter was just under 30%. once or twice a month in 2006 dropped moderately and in 2013 remained stable as once a week
. A few times
a year remained stable at 15% and also
never experienced a fall and placed just under 5%.Submitted by mahnazshafie1998 on
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