The two pie charts below shows the online shopping sales for retail sectors in Canada in 2005 and 2010
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Answer The two pie charts compare four categories of Canadian shopping online(electronics and appliances, food and beverage, home furnishing and video games) over a period of 5 years. Units are measured in percentages.
It is noticeable that the
proportion
of electronics and appliances experience a considerable fall over the 5years period, Use synonyms
while
Linking Words
this
figure for food and beverage saw a big rise. In 2005, 35 % of the average Canadian went on electronics and appliances, which was the largest pie chart,Linking Words
Linking Words
however
by 2010, Add a comma
,however
this
rate had fallen by 5 %. During a half-decade, the demand for home furnishing by Canadian consumers experienced a 5% decrease from a quarter to less than a fifth. Linking Words
By contrast
in terms of food and beverage the Linking Words
proportion
of shopping in the category made up 22 per cent in 2005, after 5 years Use synonyms
this
figure saw a significant rise of 32 per cent making it the largest retail suitor of all. In Canada the smallest Linking Words
proportion
selling retail belongest to video games in 2010 there was a 5 per cent rise from 18% to 23% in the category. By overtaking the Use synonyms
proportion
of home furnishings.Use synonyms
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