The line graph below shows changes in the amount and type of fast food consumed by Australian teenagers from 1975 to 2000.

The line graph depicts Australian adolescents in terms of how much Pizza, Fish and Chips, and

Hamburgers

were consumed over a 25-year timescale from 1975 to 2000. Broadly, the consumption of

hamburgers

and pizza exhibited a consistent upward trajectory whilst a reverse pattern could be observed in the figure for fish and chips.

Hamburgers

, notably, were the most widely enjoyed fast food among teenagers by the termination of the period. In 1975, pizza consumption was a mere 5

times

per year, which was marginally lower than its counterpart –

hamburgers

, comprising roughly 10

times

.

Thereafter

, both experienced substantial ascents to nearly 85

times

and exactly 100

times

in 1995, before levelling out by the end of the period Commencing from 1975, precisely 100

times

Fish and Chips were eaten annually, hitting the highest point in the initial year.

Nevertheless

, over the subsequent 5 years, it dipped progressively to 82

times

. Fortunately, the number gathered momentum and made a recovery to approximately 95

times

, before plummeting to its rock bottom at 40

times

in 2000.