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The document presents two tables: one detailing advertising expenditures of four car companies in the UK in 2002, highlighting Renault's highest spending, especially on TV, and the second showing weekly food consumption per person in a European country across three years (1992, 2002, and 2012), indicating a steady increase in vegetable consumption and a slight decline in meat consumption. Renault led in advertising spending, particularly on TV, while Vauxhall had the lowest press expenditure. In food consumption, vegetables were consistently the most consumed, with wheat and beans gaining popularity over the years.

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Task 1 Table

The document presents two tables: one detailing advertising expenditures of four car companies in the UK in 2002, highlighting Renault's highest spending, especially on TV, and the second showing weekly food consumption per person in a European country across three years (1992, 2002, and 2012), indicating a steady increase in vegetable consumption and a slight decline in meat consumption. Renault led in advertising spending, particularly on TV, while Vauxhall had the lowest press expenditure. In food consumption, vegetables were consistently the most consumed, with wheat and beans gaining popularity over the years.

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Task 1: The table below shows expenditures on advertising of four car companies

in the UK in 2002.
Types of advertising (millions of dollars)
Press Cinema Outdoor Radio TV
Renault 45 6 7 15 59
Rover 38 0 2 15 45
Vauxhall 8 5 7 15 65
Cetirizine 12 0 3 15 70

The table gives information about the amount of money that four car companies
spent on different forms of advertising in the UK in 2002.
It can be seen that Renault spent the largest amount of money on advertising. In
addition, TV advertisements were the most popular advertising form, while the
opposite was true for cinema advertising.
Out of the four companies, people spending on TV advertisements was the highest
in Cetirizine, at 70 millions of dollars while the figure for Vauxhall was slightly
lower, at 65 millions of dollars. And 59 millions of dollars was spent on TV
commercials by Renault, and only 45 millions of dollars by Rover. The amount of
money spent on press also was also the highest in Renault, at 45 millions of dollars
while the expenditure on cinema was significantly higher in Renault, at 6 millions
of dollars, than any of the other companies.
It is clear that, Renault had the lowest amount of expenditure for Outdoor and for
TV, at just 2 and 45 millions of dollars, respectively. Vauxhall had slightly higher
figures for these forms of advertising, but the lowest figure for Press, at only 8
millions of dollars.
Task2: The table below presents the food consumption per a person weekly in a
European country in 1992, 2002 and 2012.
Food 1992 2002 2012
Vegetables (gram) 2140 2190 2220
Meat (gram) 1148 1211 1132
Wheat (gram) 837 920 977
Bean (gram) 532 546 590
Cheese (gram) 113 125 125
The table shows the weekly food consumption of five different foods per person in
a European country in three years: 1992, 2002 and 2012.
Throughout the period shown, vegetables were the most consumed kind of food in
the three years while the opposite was true for cheese. In addition, there was a
marked increase in popularity of other foods, particularly the wheat and bean.
In 1992, vegetables were always the favorite food consumed every week, at 2140
grams, while the next most popular functions were meat and wheat, at 1148 grams
and 837 grams, respectively. By contrast, cheese made up the smallest part of
people’s diet with only 113 grams in 1992 and the figure for bean was significantly
higher, at 532 grams.
Over the following 20 years, there was a continuous upward trend in vegetables
vegetable consumption, at reaching 2220 grams. The amount of wheat and bean
people consumed jumped to 977 and 590 grams, respectively. There was a slight
decrease in the amount of meat, from 1148 grams in 1992 then to 1132 grams in
2012. However, cheese with 113 grams usage, it was the lowest consumption in
1992, and it remained the same after that time on account of with 125 grams
thereafter.

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