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

The bar chart illustrates the habit of drinking in five cities, Sydney, Melbourne,

Brisbane

,

Adelaide

, and Hobart in Australia. At the same time, the vertical axis represents the

percentage

of city residents.

Overall

,

this

chart has three different drinking habits, buying fresh

coffee

, purchasing instant

coffee

, and going to a café for

coffee

or tea in the

last

4 weeks.

In addition

, the

percentage

of people visiting

coffee

shops to drink exceeds 50% in these five cities.

In contrast

, buying fresh

coffee

has a lower proportion, and does not surpass 45% in all urban regions.

To begin

with, in Sydney and Melbourne, there is a significant difference between going to a café and other items, approximately accounting for 61% and 63.5%, respectively.

Subsequently

, purchasing instant and fresh

coffee

has a narrow distinction in

Brisbane

and

Adelaide

, particularly in

Adelaide

, and the two options roughly have an equivalent

percentage

and constitute 50%.

On the other hand

, the

percentage

of buying fresh

coffee

represents a considerable discrepancy compared to the other two items in

Brisbane

,

Adelaide

, and Hobart. In

Brisbane

and

Adelaide

, both percentages of purchasing fresh

coffee

only make up about 34%. As for Hobart,

this

percentage

still does not exceed 10%;

however

, it can approximately account for 31%.