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

The given bar chart illustrates the inquiry of people's choices in order to buy and drink tea and

coffee

in five cities in Australia in the

last

week. In general, what stands out from the graph is that the sum of individuals who went to a café to drink

coffee

and tea is more than buying

coffee

except for individuals who live in

Adelaide

and the percentage of buying fresh

coffee

is the lowest among them. as regards big metropolis,

such

as Melbourne and Sydney

as well as

Hobart which have the largest population, the amount of going to a café in order to drink

coffee

is

further

than other cities that are in order about 63, 62 and just over 60 per cent.

Moreover

, the total of individuals who have bought Insist

coffee

in Sydney is not quite as popular as in Melbourne,

next,

in Hobart, the sum of persons who buy Insist

coffee

is in second place. At

this

point, buying fresh

coffee

is the third priority of all folk in these towns which people have lived in Melbourne in comparison to Sydney, buying fresh

coffee

that was about just under 45 per cent.

Finally

, the quantity of folk who buy fresh

coffee

and live in Hobart is approximately 37 per cent.

In addition

, looking at Brisbane and

Adelaide

, the total of communities who buy fresh

coffee

in Brisbane is not quite as popular as in

Adelaide

which was over one-third.

Then

, the amount of buying instant and fresh

coffee

in

Adelaide

is nowhere near as preferred as in Brisbane.