The line graph presents information about how much
food
was consumed in Australia from 1950 until 2010 in five Use synonyms
categories
of Use synonyms
food
. Use synonyms
Overall
, by 2010, Linking Words
consumption
had increased in all Use synonyms
food
Use synonyms
categories
except for meat, which had declined.
The greatest increase over the 60-year period was in fruit Use synonyms
consumption
, which grew from 80 Use synonyms
kilograms
per person in 1950 to 140 Use synonyms
kilograms
in 2010, despite a drop in Use synonyms
consumption
in 1970. Use synonyms
Consumption
of vegetables and bread Use synonyms
also
went up, Linking Words
both
by about 20 Correct pronoun usage
apply
kilograms
per person between
1950 and 2010. Use synonyms
However
, these Linking Words
food
Use synonyms
categories
Use synonyms
also
saw significant fluctuations in Linking Words
consumption
throughout the period. Use synonyms
While
seafood Linking Words
consumption
Use synonyms
also
grew between 1950 and 2010, the change was minimal compared with fruit, vegetables and bread, with an increase of only a few Linking Words
kilograms
per person.
Use synonyms
In contrast
to the other four Linking Words
food
Use synonyms
categories
, meat was the only Use synonyms
food
that Australians ate less of in 2010 compared with 1950; with a decrease from about 110 Use synonyms
kilograms
in 1950 to Use synonyms
80kilograms
in 2010. Correct your spelling
80 kilograms
However
, it is notable that meat Linking Words
consumption
did experience a slight rise in 1970 and a surge in1990 when it reached a peak of almost 120 Use synonyms
kilograms
before a sudden drop
in the year 2000Use synonyms
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