The chart below shows the results of a survey about people’s coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
TEST TAKER'S RESPONSE.
The chart compares the results of a survey investigating people’s buying and drinking habits of coffee and tea in five cities in Australia. It is clear that most people living in Melbourne went to a cafe to purchase coffee or tea. Meanwhile, a higher percentage of residents who were fond of instant coffee was seen in Hobart. About 64% of citizens in Melbourne preferred to go to a cafe for drinks, which was the highest figure among these five cities. The proportion in Hobart was slightly lower, with around 63%. Sydney was ranked third, at 61% in total. The percentages of Brisbane and Adelaide were the least, with about 55% and 50% respectively. We can also see that most people living in Hobart showed a preference for instant coffee, at nearly 55%, while the figure for fresh coffee was only 39%. About 53% of citizens in Brisbane consumed instant coffee in the last 4 weeks, and 50% of its counterparts in Adelaide chose the same choice. However, both of them only bought a limited amount of fresh coffee, at about 35%. The figures for these two categories in Sydney were similar though, both of them were around 45%.