The bar chart on the right shows figures of annual coffee and meat consumption.

The bar chart on the right shows figures of annual coffee and meat consumption.
The given horizontal bar chart compares the number of
coffee
and
meat
consumed in certain
countries
Overall
, obviously from the diagram the USA is the biggest consumer of
meat
whereas
Norway
is the largest customer of
coffee
.
By contrast
, in Asian
countries
, both products are consumed the least. It is clear from the data that 122
kg
per
person
meat
consumption was recorded in the USA and it is the highest indicator among all
countries
. Next,
meat
-eating is in European states
such
as Germany, France and
Norway
with 87, 72 and 60 kilograms per
person
. The remaining
countries
(China, Russia and Japan) have a value in the range of 42 to 47
kg
on a citizen. Of all given
countries
China has the lowest index of
meat
eating. In comparison to
meat
,
coffee
has low values in all
countries
in the chart and the highest of them is 9
kg
per
person
in
Norway
.
However
, Germany is not too far and their
coffee
use amounts to 7kg per
person
. Similar figures in France and Russia are equal to 5kg of citizens.
Moreover
, the US rate is just below 1
kg
. The
countries
with the smallest kilogramms per
person
are Japan and China. Their score is almost thrice lower than
Norway
's values (2kg and 3
kg
per
person
).
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Vocabulary: Replace the words coffee, meat, countries, norway, kg, person with synonyms.
Vocabulary: The word "chart" was used 2 times.
Vocabulary: The word "give" was used 2 times.
Topic Vocabulary:
  • annual consumption
  • millions of tonnes
  • trend
  • fluctuations
  • steady increase/decrease
  • per capita consumption
  • dietary habits
  • health consciousness
  • sustainability
  • environmental impact
  • economic factors
  • cultural preferences
  • global market
  • demand and supply
  • statistics
  • kilograms per annum
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