The line graph compares fast food consumption by adolescent in Australia

between 1975 to 2000.

Overall, the amount of fish and chips consumed showed a downward trend.
Meanwhile a reverse parttern can be seen towards that of hamburgers and pizza.
In 1975, fish and chips consumption registered 100 times, while the figures of the
two other fast food were far lower, with 10 times and 5 times respectively.Over
the following 10 years, the data for fish and chips fluctuated between 80 times
and 100 times before dropping sharply and reaching a bottom of just under 40
times in 2000.
By contrast, teenagers in Australia ate hamburgers and pizza at much higher
levels. From 1975 to 1990, the figure for hamburgers rose quickly to around 90
times and held the first rank. Similary, the number of times eaten of pizza went
up considerably by 55 times. By 1995, the consumption of hamburgers and pizza
reached its highest point, at 100 times and 85 times respectively before
maintaining stable at the end of surved period.