.The chart below shows the results of a survey about people’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The bar graph displays the answers to a questionnaire about individuals’ habits in purchasing

coffee

and tea in the

last

four weeks in Australian cities.

Overall

, the most common habit is to go to a café for

coffee

or tea.

Adelaide

has a

proportion

higher at buying instant

coffee

. The other significant feature of

this

graph is that fresh

coffee

is the least sold. In Hobart, approximately 63% of people went to a café for

coffee

or tea, 1% less than Melbourne in second place, which had a percentage of around 62%, followed by Sydney with 60%. Brisbane and

Adelaide

had nearly 55% and 49% of individuals respectively that went to a café. Brisbane had the highest

proportion

of people going for an instant

coffee

, which was 54%,

then

Hobart with approximately 52%,

while

Adelaide

had a similar

proportion

as those who went to a café, which was a percentage of 50%. Sydney had the least number of people purchasing instant

coffee

, with 45%, which is 3% less than Melbourne. Fresh

coffee

was bought principally in Hobart, with a portion of 48%, followed by Sydney and Melbourne with around 43% each. Brisban and

Adelaide

had a similar

proportion

, which was almost 35% for each one.