The table below shows the consumption of three basic foods (wheat, maize, rice) by people in four different countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The provided diagram illustrates the comparison of energy intake from main carbohydrate consumption in 4 nations from different continents.
Overall
, the table describes the individual daily calorie
intake of 3 basic foods: wheat, maize
, and rice
; in 4 observed countries: Cambodia, Poland
, Egypt, and Mexico. While
, wheat is a dominant option in Poland
and Egypt, Cambodians and Mexicans consume rice
and maize
more, respectively.
In Cambodia, people eat rice
the most with almost 1.5k calorie
intake, which is recorded thrice than Egyptians (501). Additionally
, both Mexico and Poland
's citizens only consume less than 100 calorie
of rice
daily, at 57 and 19 calorie
, respectively.
Wheat, on the contrary
, is the top option in Egypt with a little more than a thousand calorie
(1,095). Following closely, Poland
is recorded at the second place with 865 calorie
, leaving Mexico and Cambodia far behind with only 275 calorie
and 18 calorie
.
However
, Mexican consumes maize
the most from all observed countries with 1,083 calorie
in daily basis. This
number is almost twice compared to Egyptians at 578 calorie
and 10 times bigger than Camboadians at 103 calorie
. Interestingly, Polish people does not consume maize
as their basic food.Submitted by gurunnevada on
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Vocabulary: Replace the words calorie, maize, rice, poland with synonyms.
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