The line graph below changes in the amount and type of fast food consumed by Australian teenagers from 1975 to 2000.

The provided line graph represents how many

times

Australian juveniles eat pizza,

fish

and

chips

or

hamburgers

during the

period

from 1975 to 2000. It is clear from the graph that the most significant trend is the consumption of

hamburgers

the whole experienced

period

,

as well as

how many

times

the younger preferred to eat

fish

and

chips

. At the beginning of the processing

period

, in 1975, the younger Australians ate 100

times

fish

and

chips

in 1975 and

then

it experienced a downward trend until 1980. At the same time, hamburger and pizza consumption increased steadily until 1985 when teenagers' consumption frequency reached a number of up to 80

times

of eating

hamburgers

,

whereas

those who preferred pizza rocketed in 1995 with an equal proportion.

Finally

, in the

last

5 years of the examined

period

, both aforementioned trends continued steadily, whilst Australian-eaten

fish

and

chips

recorded a sudden decline until 2000 when it was submerged 40

times

per year.

Overall

, it is evident from the graph that the most preferable fast food was

fish

and

chips

and

hamburgers

in different periods.