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The document summarizes trends in wheat exports from Australia, Canada, and the European Community between 1985 and 1990 based on three line charts: - Wheat exports from Canada fluctuated significantly while Australia's exports fell moderately. Exports from Europe increased over the years. - In 1985, Canada exported just under 20 million tons of wheat and Europe exported just over 15 million tons. Both declined in 1986 while Australia's exports grew slightly. - From 1986 to 1988, exports from Canada and Europe trended upward. Europe's exports rose dramatically to peak at 25 million tons in 1988. Canada's biggest reduction was to under 15 million tons in 1990.

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Writing-Line Graph

The document summarizes trends in wheat exports from Australia, Canada, and the European Community between 1985 and 1990 based on three line charts: - Wheat exports from Canada fluctuated significantly while Australia's exports fell moderately. Exports from Europe increased over the years. - In 1985, Canada exported just under 20 million tons of wheat and Europe exported just over 15 million tons. Both declined in 1986 while Australia's exports grew slightly. - From 1986 to 1988, exports from Canada and Europe trended upward. Europe's exports rose dramatically to peak at 25 million tons in 1988. Canada's biggest reduction was to under 15 million tons in 1990.

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The three line charts indicate how wheat exports changed in Australia, Canada,
European Community between 1985 and 1990. Overall, wheat exported from Canada
had fluctuated significantly while exports from Australia was fell down moderately. By
contrast, there was an increase in European Community over year.
It is clear that the Canada exported just under 20 million of tonnes of wheat and
European Community had just over 15 million of tonnes in 1985. However, in 1986, both
of them were declined quickly while the Australia market had a slight growth. After that,
the number of wheat exports in Australia was dipped gradually until 1989 that became
remain unchanged at 11 million of tonnes.
In sharp contrast to this, the figures of Canada and European Community had an
upward trend from 1986 to 1988. Even if, the European Community went up
dramatically and topped at 25 million of tonnes of wheat in 1988. The biggest reduction
was seen in wheat exports of Canada at just under 15 million and this was jumped to 19
million in 1990. As the same time, the exports of Canada was rise slowly than European
Community in 1988, then, which was substantially climbed between 15 million to 21
million over three years.
2.

The line graph illustrates the three ways that people purchase for music, include in
streams, downloads and CDs purchased. Overall, all of three methods has a boom over
eight years. People in streams was increased sharply since 2013. By contrast, the
proportion of people who in CDs purchased had a fall since 2011 while Downloads also
modified steeply since 2014.
As can be seen from the graph, CDs purchase reached a peak at over 55 percentages
in 2011. During which even, people didn’t purchase any music by streams so it is the
lowest method with just under 10 percentages. In addition, the majority of music by
downloads represented of 35 percentages. It started to be went up quickly from 35% to
42% until 2013. However, the downloads were declined significantly between 2015 and
2018 and bottom at 30% in 2018.
It is clearly that Downloads was slightly higher than physical sales which is reduced
sharply since 2011 and hit a trough at over 25 percentages in 2018. In sharp contrast,
the rate of buying in streams was jumped quickly, over took both of them and accounted
for just over 40% in 2018.

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